Nestled at the foot of the Sierra Bernia mountains this unique mature development lends its name to the golf course that it graces – “Don Cayo”.

With panoramic views directly overlooking the golf course, mountains and sea this 2 bed apartment/bungalow enjoys all the benefits of this tranquil setting with established gardens and large communial pool, yet is only 1km from the traditional Spanish village of Altea La Vieja (Old Altea) newly named Altea La Vella. Here you can stroll through its narrow streets, whitewashed facades often teeming with colourful bougainvilleas and geraniums or sit comfortably outside a real tapas bar and dine in the evening splendour in one of the excellent restaurants that this exsqusite village has to offer. There are local bus services that run through local villages and it is possible to ride all the way to Benidorm along the seafront of the nearby gorgeous and quaint cultural town of Altea. All your banking needs are met within the village Altea La Vella, it also has 3 small supermarkets, fuel station, hairdressers, newsagents, chemist, medical centre, ironmongers, etc.

This newly renovated apartment with 75 sqm of living area consists of 1 large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and patio doors leading directly onto the large sun terrace with panoramic views. Direct access is available into the marbled wash and shower room which is adjacent to the similar finished wc room with wash basin.The lounge is set up with TV and DVD player, linking to the kitchen with breakfast bar it is fully equipped with fridge freezer, hob, oven and microwave, a second bedroom has 2 single beds The large furnished terrace with spectacular views compliments this very pleasant apartment, the property also has a washing machine with outdoor drying facilities.

Where to go information

The cosmopolitan and cultural village of Altea is one of the most charming and fascinating on the Costa Blanca. Along the esplanade interesting boutiques and shops jostle with restaurants and bars. Narrow lanes of whitewashed houses and gourmet restaurants wind up the hill to a cobbled square with bustling pavement cafes overlooked by the distinctive blue ceramic domes of the church. In summer the old town is totally pedestrianised and the streets around the church are taken up with arts and crafts stalls where local artists exhibit their work.

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As well as the crystal clear sea and blue flag beaches, the area has plenty of activities within easy reach to fill a family holiday full of fun and excitement: Terra Mitica – a magnificent new theme park where ancient civilisations come to life; Natur Aqualandia – a water park with rides and fun for everyone; Mundomare – a marine park with dolphins; and Fonts de Algar - a natural spring where you can bath in rock pools and climb up waterfalls; Guadalest

One of the most emblematic tourist images of the Costa Blanca is undoubtedly the picture formed by the freestanding elegant bell tower and the tunnel that provides access to the old centre of Castell de Guadalest, both located within a granite mass of striking appearance. Castell de Guadalest is the capital of the valley of the same name. It's bordered by Aitana, Serrella and Xortà mountains. The river Guadalest flows through the municipal area, interrupted by a reservoir near the town. The village is unique as its old urban centre is located on the top of an outcrop, which is only accessed via a tunnel hollowed into the side of the rock. The area at the top of the rock includes the ancient city dungeon, the bell tower, Saint Josep castle where the current cemetery is located, and the recently restored Orduña House. A parish church and the Moorish fortified building called Alcozaiba are also located in this area. A more modern village, "el Arrabal", is located at the foot of the rocky promontory and here you can find many craft shops, museums and restaurants. Tourism has completely transformed Castell de Guadalest and its two hundred inhabitants have devoted themselves entirely to the provision of tourist services; agriculture, the traditional source of income of the village, has become a residual activity. The entire village has become a tourist attraction and there are a large number of gift and craft shops; the most interesting museums of the province are located here and its privileged position offers magnificent views over the valley and Castell de Guadalest's reservoir.

 

Local leisure:

7 Golf courses within a 30 km radius. (for details go to:www.golfcostablanca.org )
Locally: small shops, restaurants, pubs, café, water park, amusement park, harbour, church, park, market, board walk

Local activities:
cycling, diving, fishing, golf, horse riding, hiking, mountaineering, paragliding, sailing, swimming, tennis, walking, water skiing, wind surfing

Facilities:

General: linen provided, towels provided

Outside: terrace, terrace furniture, balcony, patio, barbeque, parking, communal pool

Inside: dvd player, radio, tv, heating, washing machine, iron, ironing board,

Kitchen: kettle, toaster, freezer, fridge, grill, hob, microwave, oven

Bathroom: shower,

Beds: 1 double bed, 2 single bed , 2 sofa bed

Names: Darryle Langford
Phone: 0044 (0) 1752 842568
E-mail: darryle@spanishgolflets.co.uk
Language Spoken: English/Spanish