Spain - Andalusia - Granada - Holiday House Montefrio
Object number:
20082
Creation date:
25.03.2009
Type of object:
Holiday House, semi-detached
Living area:
360 m2
Number of rooms:
7
Number of sleeping accommodations (sleeps):
8
Number of bathrooms:
2
Rental Price
450 Euro per object per week
Price includes following expenses
Electricity
Gas
Water
Description of object
The house is very beautiful and is finished to the highest standards to ensure you have a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. The accommodation consists of 3 double sized bedrooms 2 having double beds ( 1 being en-suite) and a large twin room. The rooms all have wardrobes / dressing tables. There is also a large house bathroom with Italian tiles. On the opposite side of the landing is a door to a very large sun terrace that overlooks the pool and is excellent for relaxing, lunching or sunbathing. Downstairs is a large sitting room which is well furnished and a cloakroom off this with a toilet and wash basin. There is a very large kitchen with solid oak table and seating fro 6-8 people. To the rear is the swimming pool, bar area, cobbles terraced areas, cobbled courtyard and a games/reading room with TV. The mill building also has a large sitting area with TV.
Location of object
From Montefrio town on Ctra Algarinejo approx 1/3 km Mill is a large L shaped cream building on a sharp corner. Details can be emailed/faxed. Travel form Granada or Malaga or any other area is very easy
Town: Spain, Montefrio, Montefrio
Montefrio is nestled in hills of olive groves in the north-western reaches of Granada Province, at 2,500 feet above sea level, the picturesque town of Montefrio, standing well away from the region's beaten paths, has conserved much of its traditional charm. It is famous all over Spain for the wedge-shaped cliff overlooking the village and crowned with the great Gothic church of La Villa, itself built on the dismantled foundations of the fortress built by the Moors of Granada, in their ultimately useless attempt to keep out the encroaching Christian armies of Isabel and Ferdinand.
Several miles away to the east is the vast wilderness of meadows, cliffs and caves known as 'Las Peñas de los Gitanos', home to several hundred megalithic tombs or 'dolmens'. It was here that Montefrio was born, 5,000 years ago (the site of the original Copper Age village has been recently excavated), subsequently being the home of Romans, Visigoths and Arabs - the last of whom chose to move westward where the great upthrust of rock provided the ideal conditions for a military fortress
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