Casa independiente en avenida del Mediterráneo, Cotobro, Almuñécar
Available: From February 1st to March 29th and from July 1st onwards. The advertised price does not apply to the months of June, July, August, and September. The price does not include water, electricity, pool and garden maintenance, or agency fees. House on San Cristóbal beach, just a few meters from the beach and close to the town center. Modern, recently renovated house. It has 3-4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a spacious living room, 3 terraces, a closed garage, ample space for several cars, a private pool, and a barbecue. A must-see! Electricity, water, and pool and garden maintenance bills are not included. 360° DIGITAL EXPERIENCE We invite you to watch our video and take the 360° virtual tour. It's the ultimate tool to explore the apartment, measure the spaces, and see for yourself how the light floods every corner. You can view a 360-degree virtual tour of the apartment. You can remove the furniture, measure the walls, and walk through the house as if you were inside. Almuñécar is a municipality located in the southwestern part of the Costa Tropical region of Granada, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. It lies on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and borders the Granada municipalities of Otívar, Jete, Ítrabo, and Salobreña, and the Málaga municipality of Nerja. The municipality of Almuñécar comprises the towns of Almuñécar and La Herradura. La Herradura is located six kilometers from the town of Almuñécar, situated at one end of the Jate River valley, which separates it from the Maro-Cerro Gordo Cliffs Natural Area. It is an important tourist center, nestled between the sea and the mountains. It is also known as a major producer of subtropical fruits such as avocados, cherimoyas, mangoes, and loquats. It is located 76 kilometers from the city of Granada and 77 kilometers from the city of Málaga. The municipality is crossed by the A-7 motorway, the Mediterranean Highway, between the cities of Málaga and Motril. Furthermore, La Herradura is located six kilometers from the town of Almuñécar, situated at one end of the Jate River valley, which separates it from the Maro-Cerro Gordo Cliffs Natural Area. Almuñécar enjoys a Mediterranean climate. It has an average of 340 days of sunshine per year and mild temperatures, always above 12°C, with an annual average of 17.6°C. Summers are hot and humid, but thanks to the proximity to the sea and the valley, the thermal current at night causes the temperature to drop to very pleasant levels.7 Almuñécar has nineteen kilometers of coastline, including eighteen beaches which from west to east are: Cantarriján, Calaiza, La Herradura, Los Berengueles, El Muerto, Cotobro, La Veintiuna, El Rincón de La China, San Cristóbal, Caletilla, Puerta del Mar, Velilla, El Tesorillo, El Pozuelo, Calabajío, Cabria, Curumbico and Barranco de Enmedio.8 The beach of Los Berengueles, in Almuñécar. Most have all services; the beaches of Velilla, Puerta del Mar, San Cristóbal and La Herradura stand out, which hold the Q for Quality award, the highest distinction of the Institute for Spanish Tourism Quality (ICTE). There are also typical secluded coves along the coast of Eastern Andalusia, and even nudist beaches. Water sports such as scuba diving and fishing are popular activities there, with the Cerro Gordo-Maro area being one of the municipality's main tourist attractions due to its scenic beauty and well-preserved state.
