This property is sold exclusively by us. Within walking distance from the village of Frigiliana you will find this elegant and spacious villa with six bedrooms, including a two bed roomed guest apartment. There is a large swimming pool, double car port, private patios and a storage room. The property is accessed by a short concrete track from the upper part of Frigiliana. The main villa comprises four bedrooms with two bathrooms, living room, and dining room. The large, functional living room with wood burning stove and air-conditions leads to the lovely fitted kitchen, and both have separate exits to the terrace area. The guest apartment lies on a lower level with its own access to the private patio comprising a large living/dining room with an open plan kitchen, two bedrooms, small storage area and a bathroom. All the premises are tastefully decorated with a lot of care. As an extra benefit the property is fitted with central heating. The lovely terrace area is divided into a main terrace and a garden, offering splendid views to the famous village of Frigiliana and the Mediterranean Sea. Around the private swimming pool you will find a profusion of flowers, and the large plot of land is planted with subtropical fruit trees, all automatically irrigated.Dining roomPorchChimneyGardenFlat roof terraceInterior PatioSpare roomIrrigationsystemGuestapartmentPrivate Pool: 9x4Carport: 2TerraceTelephoneInternetWatertankGasAlarmSatelite DishPrivate PoolFitted Wardrobes: 3Front doorGrillsbFrigiliana/b, this charming village is located just north of the popular seaside resort of Nerja. Its dramatic setting is 435 metres above sea level and from the village the views of the countryside and the Mediterranean coastline are stunningly beautiful. It has a population of approximately 2.200 people and enjoys easy access to the old coastal road as well as the new motorway. There is a daily bus service to the coastal towns and the provincial capital. The town nestles on the southern slopes of Sierra de Enmedio which forms part of the Sierra Almijara Mountains, the boundary line between the provinces of Malaga and Granada.br/The area is irrigated by the river Chillar which flows into the sea near Nerja. The waters are used for vegetable and potatoes plots which are common in the area as well as plantations of subtropical fruits such as avocados and custard apples. Archaeological investigation has revealed that the area has been populated since the dawn of time and there is ample evidence which indicates that Phoenicians and Romans established communities here.br/The village is divided up into two sections, the old Arab quarter with its winding, cobbled and shady streets and the new quarter. The main street which winds through the old town ends in a square where the parochial church of San Antonio is located. It was built in 1676 and among many details of architectural interest the exterior doors, with their lovely adornments, should not be missed. Modern times have brought all the amenities required by visitors and the local population. There are restaurants, bars and quiet terraces to while away the hours and enjoy the tranquil lifestyle.