VILLA TEULADA

Villa with 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms for sale in Teulada, only 11 km from Calpe. It is a villa of 230 m2 located on a plot of 3.500 m2. The property consists of a living room with air conditioning, an open plan kitchen completely refurbished in 2021, a large dining room. From the living room we have access to a room that is now used as a storage room. From the kitchen there is access to the pantry and a complete bathroom with bathtub. From the dining room we have access to the master bedroom with its en-suite bathroom with shower. From the dining room we also have access to another bedroom and the stairs to another bedroom, a storage room and a solarium terrace. The villa has a veranda with BBQ and access to the garden with terrace and private pool. There are also some walls that are being used as a storage room that could be reformed and made into a flat. On the plot there is parking for 7 cars and a closed garage for 2 cars. The house has legalized solar panels and a cistern of 20.000 litres. Situated only a few minutes from all the services of Benissa, Calpe and Moraira.

BREATHTAKING & LUXURIOUS NEW VILLA IN MORAIRA WITH SEA VIEWS

Stunning newly built villa located in Moraira, Spain, offering breathtaking sea views and luxurious living. This exquisite property boasts a spacious 370 square meters of living space, set on a generous 1003 square meter plot with two private entrances.

UNIQUE VILLA BY THE SEA

This villa is located by the edge of the sea in a unique and protected area. The plot borders with the coast and is located on top of a promontory to one side of the Xarco beach. The plot incorporates, in property, the famous Xarco tower built in the sixteenth century during the reign of Philip II.

The Mediterranean style villa offers an Ibicenco style design with large terraces and gardens.

Xarco Tower

Coastal surveillance tower with circular plant and frustoconical base 7 meters in diameter and about 12 meters high, raised on a rocky ledge at 31 meters above sea level, built in the 16th century, under the reign of Felipe II.

It forms part of a set of towers constructed to prevent the incursions of the Berber pirates (Ottoman corsairs) that until the XVIII century attacked the coasts of the Mediterranean coast in search of booties and hostages for whom they demand rescues. Once the enemy was seen, the signal was transmitted to the nearby towers and the populations were alerted.

The alarm even reached Alcoy (60 km inland). The signs were made with the light and the smoke of the bonfires. .

At the top you can see one of the four lozenges or windows that served to defend the tower.