House buy in Alberique Valencia

Luxury 4 Bed Villa with Apartment For sale in Alberic Valenica Spain Esales Property ID: es5553933 Property Location San Cristobal, Alberic Valencia Spain Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, Spain is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment in this magnificent part of the world. Villa with self contained apartment in San Cristobal, Alberic. The villa stands on a plot of 2045 m2 and the villa, has 330m2. Backdropped by fruit orchards and sweeping Valley vistas, the scent of orange, lemon and kaki trees hangs in the air. The house benefits from a sweeping driveway, with parking for several cars, the first floor is accessed from a large terrace, through the main entrance you come into the beautifully tiled open plan lounge, with traditional stone wall features, fire place and a lovely stone arch separating the fully eqquiped kitchen from the living room. Two bedrooms a tolilet and a bathroom compleate this floor. On the second floor we find the master bedroom en suite with bathroom, dressing area and a private terrace with great views. On the lower level we find the idependent apartment, which can be used for extra guests, with one bedroom, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom. There is also a purpose built paellero. The 10x5m swimming pool has full filtration system, being in the sun all of the day, with a lot of privacy. Skirting the pool, there’s ample space for sun loungers and chill-out zones surrounded by greenery. There is a garage with a bar room. The garden has an orchard with numerous different fruit trees and there are vegetable plots. The remaining is landscaped and easy to maintain and offer perfect areas for al fresco dining. The property has air conditioning, fully Fenced and pet friendly. Property with great views and country feeling just 4 km from all kind of amenities. The property will need modernising. . ABOUT THE AREA Alberic is a municipality in the comarca of Ribera Alta in the Valencian Community, Spain. In Spanish, the name of the town is Alberique. The Valencian Community is an autonomous community of Spain. It is the fourth most populous Spanish autonomous community after Andalusia, Catalonia and the Community of Madrid with more than five million inhabitants. Its homonymous capital Valencia is the third largest city and metropolitan area in Spain. Lying half way along Spain’s Mediterranean coast, the Valencia region (more correctly, the Autonomous Community of Valencia) is made up of three provinces, Castellón (or Castelló) in the north, the province of Valencia in the middle, and the province of Alicante in the south. It is surely oranges that are today the iconic symbols of the Valencian Community. Spain produces almost two thirds of Europe’s citrus fruit – oranges, lemons, grapefruit and so on – and the Valencia region accounts for about 57% of the Spanish production. But although groves of oranges and lemons have become the stereotyped image of the Valencian landscape, the region is really much more diverse than that. The orange groves are located on the coastal plain and in the foothills of the mountains; but they do not constitute anything like a regional monoculture. The fertile lands of the province of Valencia also produce rice, grapes, loquats (Japanese medlar) and even dates; and the diversity of the fruit grown in the Valencia region reflects the area’s cultural wealth, its climate and its history. The southernmost province of the Valencian region, the province of Alicante / Alacant is one of the main tourist regions of Spain; but as everywhere on the Mediterranean coast, the tourist area – with hotels, golf courses and other attractions – occupies only the coastal strip. Popular seaside resorts such as Benidorm or Villajoyosa attract crowds of tourists between June and September; but there is more to the province of Alicante than just its resorts. Even around Alicante, where the coastal plain is wide and sufficiently developed, the beaches are not the only attraction. The town of Elche / Elx has Europe’s only large palm grove – a UNESCO listed site: and south of Elche are two small natural parks, including the park of Salinas de Santa Pola where, as in the Camargue you can admire resident populations of graceful pink flamingos. North of Alicante, the coastal plain narrows, leaving only a small band of heavily developed suburban sprawl. Beyond Altéa, the mountains come down to the sea. From Calp to Javea / Xàbia *, the rocky coast and its direct hinterland have been heavily developed with holiday villas and apartments. Half of the population here is foreign, and the local economy is strongly geared to tourism; in towns and villages visitors are just as likely to find an English or German supermarket, a Chinese restaurant or a beautiful Russian Orthodox church, as a traditional Spanish bodega. Nonetheless, even outside major real estate developments, there are still some great relatively unspoilt beaches, like the small beach at Granadilla, near Cabo de la Nau. At the northwest corner of the province, the old coastal town of Xàbia / Jàvea * still remains one of the major fishing ports on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. And unlike the Cabo de la Nau, south of the city, the Cap Sant Antoni, just north of Jàvea, is protected as part of the Montgo natural park. The interior of the province of Alicante is quite different from the coast; it is an area of rocky mountains sufficiently watered to allow, in the fertile valleys between the dry and arid coasts, the growing of fruit and vegetables. There are large expanses of olive groves and vineyards, often on the terraced lower slopes of the hills. These hills have been inhabited since prehistoric times, and prehistoric paintings have been found in several places. These include the Sarga Caves**, near Alcoy: these famous cave paintings can be visited on the first and third Sunday of the month from March to November, between 10 am and 1 pm. Other places of interest in the vicinity of Alcoy include the imposing medieval castles of Biar and Atalaya * in Villena. The castle of Biar is open Wednesday to Sunday morning from 10am to 1pm and late afternoon on Saturday and Sunday. Atalaya Castle in Villena is open every morning except Monday. MAiN FEATURES: • 330m2 of living space • 2045m2 plot • 4 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms • Stunning Views • Private Parking • Private Garden • Private Pool • Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Spain • Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby • Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.com Contact us today to buy or sell property in Spain fast online