GARDEN AREA

Private Pool
The 10 metre x 5 metre private pool reflects the style of the villa
and is set among the orange, lemon, olive, palm and jacaranda trees.
Relaxing by the pool amongst the olive groves with the superb
mountain vistas, you will occasionally hear the sound of goats bells
in the distance and see horses trotting past.

Facitilities: Several outside dining areas set with tables and
chairs. Sun loungers, BBQ's, table tennis, badminton and
boules/petanque.

There are various outside dining and relaxing areas to choose from,
including a Moroccan arched veranda and an open aspect room. BBQ
facilities.

Nestling among the olive groves of Tijola, in the foothills of the
Sierra Nevada, the villa Castaño, is a quiet and peaceful retreat.

Two and a half kilometres from the market town of Orgiva, the white
washed Berber villages, can be found clinging to the southern slopes
of Spain’s highest mountain range. These were the last outposts of
the Moors after the fall of Granada in the 16th century.

Made famous in the early 1900's by Gerald Brennan with his
book "South from Granada" and more recently described by Chris
Stewart in his best selling book "Driving Over Lemons" and his
sequel “Parrot in a Pepper Tree”, this rural area offers peace and
tranquillity with easy access to bars, restaurants and supermarkets.

Just one hour south of Granada and two hours east of Malaga, with
the coast and golf only 35 minutes away and skiing in the winter,
just 1 hour 15 minutes, the villa has been designed with the 16th
century Alhambra Palace in mind, but with all the luxuries and
comforts of the 21st century.