Las Buganvillas 2, Villa Nerja

Specification

Key Features

Description

Villas Nerja - Holiday Villa Rentals with Private Pool

The villas are located in a residential area just 700m from Burriana Beach.
 
The Villas have three or four bedrooms, two fitted bathrooms, fully fitted kitchen with oven, microwave, vitroceramic, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge, living/dining room with TV (English Channels) and private parking.
 
The villas are elegantly decorated. Each has a safety box and central heating/air conditioning in the top floor bedrooms.  
 
The properties have private swimming pool (3 X 6 Meters) with paved garden and sun beds, and terrace furniture with barbecue.

Number 2 has use of it's own garage.

Nerja / Burriana area
The attraction? Why do so many people decide that Nerja is their ideal place in the sun? The climate is a factor, of course. The average annual temperature is around 19°F (about 66°C), with highs in the Summer of over 30 C (86°F) in July and August which enjoy many cloudless days. Even then, in Summer Nerja tends to be 8 or 10 degrees cooler than the searing heat in cities such as Cordoba, where temperatures of over 40°C (104°F) are not uncommon.

In Winter, it can be chilly but there is never a frost Generally, daytime temperatures rarely fall below 10 C (50°F), and even in mid-winter can be nudging past 20°C (68°F). Rainfall is of critical importance in Andalucia where the land still provides employment and income for almost a tenth of the population. After a very dry spell in the early 1990's, rainfall increased in the Winter of 1995-6 with a maximum of around 300 millimetres (about 12 inches) in one month the following Winter.

The generally fine weather throughout the Winter months encourages a wide range of outdoor activities like, sailing, walking, playing golf etc

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The Costa del Sol/Malaga region
One of the finest views in the south of Spain can be seen from the Balcon de Europa in Nerja's heart. This promontory, named by King Alfonso XII in 1885, is the place to be at sunset on a Summer's night when the curve of the earth can clearly be seen on the horizon across the Mediterranean. On a clear day the coast of Morocco can be clearly defined, confirming the important cultural link between Spain and its Arab neighbours. Nearby, is the 17th century Church of El Salvador, recently restored.

Nerja is a fine town, changing as Andalucia changes and improving as technology improves, which will forever retain a character unique to the Axarquia, that ham-shaped wedge stretching east from Malaga to the border of the Granada province, and north to the Sierra de Tejada. Its position on the coast of this rugged and beautiful area makes a delightful resort to visit and a secure home to live in for its 15,000 residents.