Villa for sale in Sedella

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This unique Cortijo has been built into the hillside spanning five staggered levels. Using high quality materials and craftsmanship, the Cortijo has been built to UK building standards that set it apart from any other building in the area. There are three double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. A large lounge and dinning room provide an open living space whilst the patios offer spectacular views of the mountain scenery. The 140m2 ground level provides workshop and garage facilities. Casa Pequena is a smaller structure comprising a large living area with kitchen and a large double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Power can be supplied by solar panels or via mains electricity. Casa Pequena has been comfortably lived in for the duration of the Cortijo build. The property is spread across 80,000m2 (18 acres). The land is varied and consists of 120 olive trees, 12 algarrobo (Carob) trees and a few almond trees. The estate boundary part runs along the river where many different types of wildlife inhabit throughout the year. Cortijo de Marina is located 6 Km from the village of Sedella and 10 Km from the town of Canillas de Aceituno. This is a spectacular property with a huge amount of potential for business such as Bed and Breakfast , horse, quad, trekking or other kind of business that can include the 80.000m2 of land with a luxury build Cortijo and guesthouse. Type of Floor Covering: Rustic Window: Wood Furnished: Without Furnishing Kitchen: Furnished with Domestic AppliancesSedella is a small whitewashed town with a population of approximately 935 inhabitants. It lies, at 689 metres above sea level, in the foothills of the Sierra Tejeda Mountains in a steep, mountainous area. Vineyards, almond and olive groves as well as some vegetable plantations on the terraces near town, are the principal sources of income. The area is irrigated by the river Rio de la Fuente and numerous small streams cascading down from the mountains. It is situated in a commanding position near the ruins of a medieval fort. Narrow winding streets lead the visitor to the church of San Andres in the higher part of the town near which there is a tower with MudÉjar decorative artwork, still in a fairly good state of conservation.Of Arab origin the village and much of the adjacent land were presented to Don Diego Fernandez de Cordoba after the re-conquest in recognition of assistance given to the Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella. There are some tapas bars and restaurants, a weekly market and a daily supply of fresh meat, fish and vegetables. There is a bus service daily to the provincial capital Malaga. Similar to most towns in the area Sedella is on the perimeter of the Sierra Tejeda Wildlife Reserve, a nature lovers´ paradise with its interesting and varied flora and fauna.

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