The villa was built in -98 and is kept up to date continuously with regular major upgrades. It's set in a very quiet location, high up on a hillside with lovely views of the green hillsides across the valley and the cliffs that drop into the sea in the bay to the east. To the east and straight to the south you can see the azure blue sea.

For the 2025 season we:
- Replaced all tiles in the pool and added a bench you can sit on at the shallow end of the pool; when seated on the bench you'll have water up to your chest (approximately)
- Added a sun-catching pool cover that increases the water temperature by an extra 4-6 degrees Celsius and improves child and animal safety when in use; when not in use the cover retracts to the bottom of the pool's deep end and disappears out of sight; when using the cover together with our optional pool heating (charged at electricity cost plus a minor administrative markup) we believe that the pool can be kept around 25C even in the coldest months of the year
- Installed new faucets and shower mixing valves throughout the house
- Installed outdoor speakers in the pool and dining areas
- Added a portable single-burner induction stovetop to the outdoor kitchen so that you can boil or sauté food while grilling without running into the indoor kitchen

For the 2020 and 2021 seasons we:
- Renovated the entire pool area and outdoor shower, putting in new modern large format tiles and a glass railing to make the fantastic views even more seamless
- All new outdoor furniture
- Nespresso coffee machine
- Pool heating (optional at 200 euro / week)
- New dishwasher
- New top quality quiet Daikin air conditioning units / heat pumps in all rooms
- New high end instant water heater
- Hot water in outdoor shower

The main living and pool areas are all on the same level, about 12 feet above street level. The garage is on street level and easily accessible. It has space for one car, additional cars can be street parked for free right in front of the villa.

The garden is over 9,000 square feet large and is probably the place where you will be spending most of your time. It has lovely views of the sea and hills around, two large shaded seating areas, and a large swimming pool. Most likely you'll eat most of your meals in the lovely BBQ house by the pool breathing the fresh Mediterranean sea breeze.

Living Area: There are 3 bedrooms in the villa, 2 facing the pool, and one facing the back of the garden, all fully air-conditioned and on the same level as the pool and barbecue areas. The hallway that leads you to all the bedrooms also leads you to the villas 2 bathrooms, one with a bath tub, and one with a shower. The living room area has a large dining table, a seating area with couches, an open fireplace, and a TV. Right next to the living area you will find the fully fitted kitchen where you will have plenty of space to prepare food and drinks. All the rooms in the villa have large double glazed windows that let you enjoy the views of the pool and/or the valley/sea from indoors.

About Moraira: Moraira is one of the very few unspoilt locations along the Spanish Mediterranean coast. It's a place you go to relax, get away from stress, noise, tiring city life, and bad weather. Here you will be able to enjoy the good things in life with no worries or distractions.

Moraira was founded as a fishing village and for a long time its natural harbours were used by ships to transport farm produce from the village of Teulada, which is situated a few miles inland, separated from Moraira by a wide belt of vineyards climbing up the hillsides.

The town centre is made up of a few blocks of 4/5 story apartment buildings of various age. This is where you will find the marina, numerous very good restaurants serving all kinds of different cuisines, bars, a 24 hour store (Opencor), and a gas station (Repsol). Have a stroll along the board walk, drink a glass of wine on the waterfront and enjoy the calm atmosphere on the plazas.

Activities: Moraira may be a very small town, but its location allows for a wide range of activities. The beaches are wonderful, the marina rents boats, and the town has official rock climbing paths coming up coastal cliffs. You can Go-Cart, eFoil, rent Jet-skis & Kayaks, dive and so on. The waters around Moraira are actually some of the best for diving in mainland Spain. There's also plenty of things to do for kids (besides having fun at the pool and on the beach). The town has a small fun fair that's open in the evenings, and Benidorm (20 miles away) has water parks, a large zoo & marine park (Mundomar), and a large theme park (Terra Mitica). Cycling in the area's hilly landscape is amazing.

Adults can enjoy day-trips to several wonderful locations nearby. The most recommended being Valencia, a one hour drive to the north and the cultural capital of the area with wonderful architecture, markets, and its famous paella.