Casa Sierramar, Villa in Nerja

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Villas Nerja - 3 Bedroom Holiday Villa In Nerja

This villa is separated into two parts. On the ground floor level there is a twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom, with bath and separate shower and a utility room with washing machine. Outside is a small garden with several fruit trees and a terrace. On the first floor there is a terrace with patio tables and chairs and the entrance to the main part of the house, which consists of a salon/diner with Satellite TV, CD player and fireplace. From here you reach the small kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, kettle, coffee maker and toaster. There are two bedrooms (one double and one twin) and two bathrooms (one with bath and one with an en-suite shower room). Steps take you up from the first floor terrace to the roof terrace, furnished with patio tables, chairs and sun-beds. From here you can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains, Nerja and the whole coastline. This attractive villa is situated in the pretty gardens of the holiday complex San Juan de Capistrano (25 minutes walk to the town centre and 20 minutes to the beach). The complex consists of a large communal swimming pool, several shops and a restaurant/bar. A regular bus service runs from the complex into town and down to Burriana beach.

Location Information
Nerja is a popular resort, readily accessible from Malaga and its international airport, with motorway access to within a mile of the town centre. Nestling in the foothills of the mountains, the old town, with its narrow, vehicle restricted, cobbled streets, offers a more relaxed holiday from that found in the big resorts further along the coast. With small picturesque bays, the famous 'Balcon de Europa' promenade, numerous small shops, bars and restaurants, and its wonderful all year round climate, Nerja has something for all seasons, especially for families and the more mature holiday maker.

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Local Excursions
The Nerja Caves, one of Spain's biggest tourist attractions, are well worth a visit. An extensive network of fascinating underground caverns with the World's biggest stalactites, plus an auditorium and stage where the annual music and arts festival takes place. Nearby is Maro, a picturesque village with panoramic views across the sea and a small, secluded beach invisible from the cliff top. The mountains shelter many small attractive villages, notably Frigiliana with its restored Roman town and narrow vehicle-free cobbled streets. Further afield is the historic city of Grenada with its famous Alhambra Palace (pre-booking advised). Malaga and beyond to Puerto Banus also provide a great day out, as do visits to Mijas, Antequara and the El Torcal National Park.