Villa Alqueria

Mijas, Costa del Sol

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Villa Alqueria, Mijas, Costa del Sol, Spain

Villa Summary

Villa Alqueria is a charming 4 bedroom property with superb views over the surrounding countryside. Set on a hillside between the historic town of Mijas and the bustling Fuengirola resort, you will have plenty of restaurants, shops and bars within easy driving distance. Back at the villa you'll have your own private pool, offering a wonderful space to relax and admire the stunning scenery, as well as stylish interiors throughout. WiFi and air conditioning/heating in all the bedrooms and lounge are included.

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Arrival & Departure Day :

Villa check in time from 16:00 Information

Villa check out time 10:00 Information

Villa Features

4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
Sleeps 2 to 8
Beach 5 miles
Pool 30 x 17 ft
Free Air Con
Wifi
Car Essential

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Why our Costa del Sol expert loves this villa

The fabulous countryside views and plenty of outdoor space make Villa Alqueria a great choice. quotelower

Villa Description

Swimming pool and BBQ area

The large private pool is surrounded by a stone patio and mature plants with sunbeds for relaxing and soaking up the summer sun. From here you'll have wonderful views over the treetops and rolling hills. Adjacent to the pool there is a shaded terrace with comfortable seating - the perfect spot for an evening cocktail. To the side you'll find a brick BBQ and outdoor dining area, so you will be able to dine alfresco every day. External stairs lead from this terrace to the first floor balcony above.

Entrance

There is a large driveway providing off-road parking for your hire car. From here an archway leads round the side of the villa to the outdoor dining area and front door.

Living space

The open plan lounge and dining area is full of natural light and has large picture windows framing the beautiful countryside. The space is comfortably furnished with 3 sofas, a flat screen TV, feature fireplace and dining table with chairs.

Patio doors open out from the dining area to a large wraparound balcony overlooking the pool below. The balcony sweeps round to one side of the villa, with access via patio doors from the lounge area. There are external steps from the balcony down to the pool.

Kitchen

The traditional kitchen is furnished with wooden cabinets and offers plenty of workspace for cooking up those tasty holiday meals.

Bedrooms and bathrooms

On the ground floor are 2 twin bedrooms and 1 double bedroom which share use of a bathroom and a separate shower room. Upstairs you'll find a large double bedroom with an adjacent shower room. All of the rooms offer stunning views of the surrounding scenery and have a bright and airy feel.

This villa has applied for a licence with the Junta de Andalucia and the application number is CTC-2019007095. The licence number will follow.

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Key Notes

Villa Plus In-Resort Service
Mid Week Towel Change & Light Clean
Bed Linen
Bathroom Towels
Iron & Ironing Board
Villa check in time from 16:00
Villa check out time 10:00

Villa facilities

2 double bedrooms
2 twin bedrooms
2 shower rooms
1 bathroom

Indoor amenities

FREE WiFi
FREE Air conditioning/heating in 4 bedrooms and lounge
Sat TV with BBC and ITV
Safe
DVD Player
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Hairdryers
Bluetooth Speakers

Outdoor amenities

Alarm And Nightlight
Brick BBQ
Car parking (off-road gated)
Pool/Billiard Table
Table Tennis
Pool Size: 30 x 17 ft
Pool Depth: Min. 4ft, Max. 6ft

Villa Location

Villa Alqueria is a detached property set in the countryside with fabulous views of the surrounding area. The charming hilltop town of Mijas is just 10 minutes' drive away, with whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and a great selection of restaurants and local bars. 25 minutes' drive in the opposite direction will take you to the bustling resort of Fuengirola, with its long sandy beach, array of shopping centres and some excellent restaurants.

Location features

Local markets and shopping

Fuengirola is home to the largest market in the area, held twice weekly on a Tuesday and Saturday. Here you can pick up some great local produce for a BBQ back at the villa. You'll also find a good choice of shopping centres if you wanted to pick up some souvenirs. For your daily essentials, the nearest supermarket is in Mijas, 10 minutes' drive from your villa.

Bars and restaurants

Mijas has a relaxed atmosphere and is a great place to try some local cuisine, with lots of traditional restaurants and local tapas bars set along the cobbled streets. Slightly further afield, Fuengirola has lots more choice, with an array of restaurants serving international menus sure to suit all taste buds.

Beaches

The Costa del Sol is renowned for its fabulous beaches. Fuengirola is home to a long, white sand beach with a great selection of watersports available. Alternatively, La Cala de Mijas is just 30 minutes' away and great for families with soft sand and calm waters.

Family fun

Fuengirola is great for a family day out. Head to the Bioparc where you'll find different zones with tropical planting, waterfalls and a river to reflect the natural habitats of the animals you can view there. Or the Mijas Water Park, in Fuengirola, has lots of waterslides to entertain the whole family.

Places of interest

If you're looking to explore further afield, the cities of Granada and Cordoba are just 2 hours away and are steeped in Moorish history. Plus, the city of Malaga has an array of historical attractions and an impressive cathedral, not to mention the great shopping!

Golf

The championship golf course at Mijas Golf Club is only 10 minutes' drive from your villa.

Other activities

There are a number of boat excursions available from Fuengirola Marina, a great way to explore the coast from a different perspective.

Remember ...

Every villa comes with its own manual, complete with details of the best restaurants, taxis, local amenities and activities. And of course, our reps are on hand to make sure you love your holiday more. If you need any advice or tips on the local area, they will be more than happy to help.

In this area

Fuengirola Beach 5 miles
La Cala de Mijas Beach 10 miles
Mini Market 3 miles
Restaurants 3 miles
Supermarket 3½ miles
Mijas Village 3 miles
Fuengirola 5 miles
Malaga Airport 16½ miles

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GPS coordinates

Latitude: 36.586021

Longitude: -4.662741

More about this resort

Activities and things to do

Malaga

Compared to the hustle and bustle and cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Costa del Sol holiday resorts, Malaga is a very "Andalucian" city. The vast majority of holidaymakers pick up their hire car, venture no further than Malaga Airport and give the city itself a wide berth and in doing so they are missing a true opportunity to mix with the Andalucian people and see how life goes on.
Historically, Malaga dates back to the Phoenicians. It was then occupied by the Romans and afterwards the Moors occupied the city from the eighth century until 1487 when during the re-conquest, the Christians retook Malaga after a long and very bloody battle. The most recent fighting took place during the Spanish Civil War between 1936-1939 when the city, by supporting the Republican cause, was severely bombed by the Italians who had come to the aid of Franco's Nationalist side.
Anybody wishing to explore the city on their villa holiday, should do it on foot. Most of the sights are centred on Malaga's old quarter which is a maze of narrow cobbled streets and found around the cathedral, park and bullring areas. Most of the sights have a Moorish flavour but the discovery of a Roman theatre close to the Alcazaba has been very exciting.
Visit a traditional Spanish tapas bar. Visit the port and take a boat trip around the harbour. Shop at El Corte Ingles or better still in the little old fashioned shops in the old quarter. Hop on a bus up to the castle overlooking the city for fabulous views of the city and coast and finally spoil yourself with a drink at the adjacent Parador. Malaga Cathedral is also worth visiting on your holiday to Costa del Sol. It was built in the 16th century and is nicknamed 'La Manquita', the one-armed lady, due to one of the two towers never having been completed.
Malaga's beaches probably won't be of too much interest to the average holidaymaker who will be able to enjoy their own further along the coast. However, the beaches which are closer to the city get very busy at weekends but are fairly quiet during weekdays.
Malaga has several open spaces that have been planted offering shade with the palms and colour from the bedding plants and other Mediterranean species that survive the intense summer Spanish heat.

Granada

Granada is best explored on foot and has its Moorish past evident at every turn. Any visitor will be impressed with the breathtaking snow capped Sierra Nevada, the magnificent Alhambra, the old Moorish quarter of Albaicin with its maze of narrow steep cobbled streets and elegant villas and the famous Sacromonte Abbey, high up on the hill, its gypsy caves and flamenco sounds. The centre is full of historical buildings of great interest and beauty and a visit to this hospitable city should be on your itinerary. From Malaga take the N331 following signs to Granada and exit on to A92.

Cordoba

Cordoba is a city in the southern Spanish region of Andalucia, best known for La Mezquita, an impresive mosque dating from 784 AD, featuring a columned prayer hall and older Byzantine mosaic. It was also an important Roman city and a major Islamic center in the Middle Ages.

Fuengirola Zoo

This new zoo, called Bioparc Fuengirola has created different zones with tropical planting, waterfalls and a river to reflect the natural habitats of the animals you can view there. Watch the Nile crocodiles basking in the sun and chimpanzees playing in the trees as well as Sumatra tigers, leopards, hippos, turtles, kangaroos and much more. In July and August, the zoo stays open until 11PM so you can see the animals who are at their most active at dusk. Guided tours in English are available.

Mijas Golf

The two courses at Mijas Golf, Los Olivos and Los Lagos are challenging enough to satisfy players of all levels. Los Olivos is surrounded by olive trees in an attractive setting is fairly level and not too difficult while Los Lagos is on more hilly terrain with water hazards and consequently more difficult. Mijas Golf is the venue of many tournaments and benefits too from the Luxury Byblos Hotel right next door – a perfect spot for a golfing weekend. Watch out for the 5th hole of Los Lagos, with an enormous lake to the right of the green and a curving freeway to the left. Address: Urbanizacion Mijas Golf, 29640 Fuengirola, Malaga Tel: 95 247 68 43 Fax: 95 246 79 43 Website: www.mijasgolf.org For golf bookings - Email: info@mijasgolf.org Description: Los Olivos 18 holes Par 70, 6009 meters Los Lagos 18 holes Par 70, 6348 meters Green Fees: 55 –61 – 67 euros Location: Exit N340 coast road at Fuengirola, Mijas Aquapark and follow signs. To Coin, exit at km 3.

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