Villa Toñi: Vacation Rental that sleeps 5 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Nerja, Andalusia, Spain.

Sleeps	5
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	85 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

85 m²

Property Description

Large, nice, comfortable villa "VILLA TOÑI", surrounded by fields.

House Equipment: air conditioning, washing machine (private use).

Access & Parking: private parking. All-season motor access to the house. Car recommended, footpath 150 m. Situation: on the outskirts of Nerja, quiet position in the countryside, on the beach. View from the apartment of the mountains, the garden and the countryside.

Surroundings of the house: grounds (private use, fenced), garden (private use, fenced), swimming pool (private use, length 8 m x width 4 m), outside shower (private use), barbecue (private use).

Facilities and distances: shop 3.8 km, grocers 3.8 km, supermarket 3.8 km, restaurant 3.7 km, bathing bay 4.5 km, sandy beach 4 km, sports centre 4.5 km, golf course 29 km, tennis 4.5 km. Please note, nearby is a motorway in 4 km.

Interior Description

4-room house, detached, for 5 people, 85 m2, comfortable and rustic furnishings.

Living/dining room with satellite TV, DVD, open fireplace and dining-table. Smoking allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]).

Sleeping room with 1 single bed. Sleeping room with 1 double bed. Sleeping room with 2 single beds.

Open kitchen with 4 hot plates, micro wave, dishwasher, fridge and deep freezer.

Shower/WC.

Patio, terrace furniture, 5 deck chairs.

Other equipment: safe, iron, washing machine. CR/MA/00899

Licence or registration number:

CR/MA/00899

Location Nerja, Andalusia, Spain

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Málaga Airport, 72.7 Km

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