Authentic 5 bedroom village house with panoramic view in Alcalali, Alicante, Valencia
Situated just a few steps from the charming plaza, the historic church, the local pharmacy, and the traditional bakeries, this beautifully renovated three-storey property with a private garage, offers a perfect combination of modern comfort, traditional Spanish style, and spectacular mountain views.
Designed with light, space, and functionality in mind, it is an ideal home for those seeking authenticity and quality in one of the most picturesque villages of the Marina Alta. The exterior preserves its authentic and rustic charm, with wa...
Situated just a few steps from the charming plaza, the historic church, the local pharmacy, and the traditional bakeries, this beautifully renovated three-storey property with a private garage, offers a perfect combination of modern comfort, traditional Spanish style, and spectacular mountain views.
Designed with light, space, and functionality in mind, it is an ideal home for those seeking authenticity and quality in one of the most picturesque villages of the Marina Alta. The exterior preserves its authentic and rustic charm, with warm stone tones and a classic Mediterranean character.
The ground floor welcomes you with a spacious living room featuring elegant grey porcelain floors, large windows with natural wood frames, and French balconies that fill the space with sunlight. The open-plan layout includes radiator heating and air conditioning in every room to ensure an ideal temperature all year round.
A fully equipped modern kitchen displays Andalusian tiles in shades of blue and yellow, sleek white cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. On this level, there is a stylish bathroom with a modern walk-in shower.
The first floor houses the main resting area, with two comfortable bedrooms offering large built-in wardrobes, modern finishes, and outdoor access through French balconies overlooking the quiet streets of Alcalali. One of the bedrooms includes a beautifully designed en-suite bathroom, while a second tastefully renovated bathroom features a spacious walk-in shower decorated with elegant green tiles.
The top floor is where the home truly shines - an open rustic-style space with exposed white beams, terracotta floors, and a cosy second kitchen equipped with an induction hob. This charming area opens directly onto a large private terrace with breathtaking panoramic views of the village rooftops, the surrounding mountains, and the palm trees on the horizon. It is the perfect place for outdoor dining, relaxing, or simply enjoying the serene atmosphere of Alcalali.
Just a short walk from cafes, restaurants, and the main square, this house captures the essence of authentic village life while offering all the comforts of a modern renovation. Bright, elegant, and move-in ready, it represents a unique opportunity to experience true Mediterranean living in one of Alicante's most charming historic villages.
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