10 minutes from Coín and Cártama and 15 minutes from Alhaurín el Grande. Access is good, via a short drive over an unpaved, well maintained tarmac road. The property is surrounded by flat and fully fenced land with lovely open views over the mountains. The garden boasts a great variety of fruit trees, and you can harvest lots of fresh oranges, figs, pomegranates, almonds and olives!

A traditional large wooden door welcomes you to the house, opening into the open plan lounge-dining room with central feature fireplace and log burning stove. The kitchen is to the left, as is a bathroom. There are 4 bedrooms, of which the master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom. All rooms have an airconditioning unit, which can also be used as heater in cold winter nights. Because of the vaulted ceilings, the house feels very spacious.

Patio doors lead you to the large shaded terrace, pool area and lovely garden. There is plenty of space and land to enjoy the outdoor lifestyle and for animals to roam around. To the rear of the property is a utility room with plumbing and electricity for a washing machine. There is also a 16m2 separate workshop that has good lighting, power points and a double width door entrance. To front of the property is a spacious parking, with room for several cars and the added benefit of a fully covered car port.

Alhaurín el Grande is one of the biggest and most vibrant towns in the area, with a privileged location on the skirts of the mountain ‘Sierra de Mijas’, overlooking the Guadalhorce valley. The village is very close to the city of Málaga and just a short drive from the coastal areas of La Cala de Mijas and Fuengirola. The Arabs named it ‘Jardín de Alá’, translated as ‘Ala’s Garden’. Later, the Catholic Kings added ‘El Grande’ (the big one) to distinguish it from its sister town Alhaurín de la Torre. Currently its economy is focused on trade and agriculture, which was the main economic engine of the region 1000 years ago when oil, wheat and figs were already produced and delivered to Málaga city and port. Its inhabitants are known as alhaurinos but there is also a large presence of foreigners settled in the town. Besides the historic buildings, fincas and townhouses, there are also many modern apartments and a big golf complex located in Alahurín el Grande. There is a big variety of restaurants, bars and shops were locals mix with other nationalities. The main plaza is always busy and vibrant. Besides that, it offers a superb view of the valley. The village offers the best of both worlds: coast and inland! Alhaurín el Grande is located just 25 minutes (22 km.) from the city of Málaga and the airport. The beaches of the Costa del Sol (Fuengirola/Mijas) are only a 15 minute (18 km.) drive away. From this property it is a 40 min. drive to the coast.


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