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| North House Sitting Room: a large, cool room with high ceilings and fabulous views of El Torcal. |
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North House Kitchen: with patio doors to West terrace. Gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge/frezzer, food processor, washing machine.
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| North House Bedroom: door to courtyard terrace. |
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Courtyard terrace off North House Bedroom. |
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| Miranda’s Studio: Leads onto courtyard garden. |
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Miranda’s Studio from the courtyard. |
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| North Studio Bedroom: with lovely views of El Torcal. |
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North Studio: from courtyard |
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| South House Verandah and View: vine covered patio, with steps leading to the swimming pool. |
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South House Kitchen: doors to South Terrace. Gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. |
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| South House Sitting Room: patio doors to West terrace with spectacular sunsets, and views of rolling hills. Wood burning fire. |
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South House Double: patio doors to South terrace. |
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| South House Twin Bedroom |
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South House Shower Room: Shower, basin, WC, bidet, washing machine. |
The house is ideal for two families sharing as there is space for everyone to be together; but also space for privacy and quiet time apart. The house is divided into two areas: the North House and South House – they are connected by way of terraces and patios around the house. Each part of the house has three double bedrooms, a sitting room and a kitchen making it ideal for two families or large parties.
The main living space in the North House is very large and is suitable for entertaining large parties: it is L-shaped, with a spacious sitting room and a kitchen that seats 12 people. On one side it opens out into a beautiful, tranquil, walled courtyard garden, and on the other side to the west facing terrace.
The house has been restored in typical Andalusian style. There are wooden beamed ceilings and terracotta floor tiles throughout. Both kitchens include ‘all mod cons’ including dishwashers. From both the North house and the South house you can relax outside in shade or sun.
The house was previously owned by the writer Miranda Innes, whose successful book “Getting to Manaña” describes the restoration of the house and her life in Spain.
‘Getting to Manaña’
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