Camino Almistech 21Hondón de Las Nieves, Spain

Stunning Spanish Villa for a Large Family on the Outskirts of Hondón de las Nieves A truly massive residence – that much is clear. It's also perfectly suited as a Spanish villa for a large family. The current owners happily live here with three families, enjoying both comfort and privacy. Additionally, two guest apartments are available for visitors. How about an incredible 13,000 m² of plot size and over 490 m² of living space? Space is certainly not an issue. Through the electronic entrance gate, a driveway lined with various fruit trees and fields leads you to the villa – ideal for relaxing and enjoying nature. You can even pick your own cherries, almonds, and mandarins during the season. Upon arrival at the property, your guests can park near the two apartments located on the lower level. These provide ample privacy for both you and your visiting family or friends. Both apartments were fully renovated in 2022 and each features a cozy living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom(s). The basement also houses a large storage area and a technical room. From the basement, a path leads to the main residence, where there is ample parking for multiple vehicles. The beautifully landscaped garden with its lovely plants, flowers, and shrubs is immediately eye-catching. An irrigation system is in place to help with upkeep. On a higher part of the grounds, you'll find a solar panel installation that was renewed in 2022. There's also an outdoor kitchen with a traditional Spanish-style BBQ setup. The main house is accessed via a charming Spanish-style porch. Inside, you’ll find a spacious living room, a semi-open kitchen, and a recently modernized bathroom with a toilet. The upper level includes four bedrooms, another bathroom, and a second living room. There’s also a separately accessible guesthouse with its own living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. One of the bedrooms is currently used as a walk-in wardrobe. Outside, there's a covered terrace with a glass wall and a small private garden. The large swimming pool, measuring over 63 m², offers a lovely seating area and plenty of space to swim. There’s also a changing room for your comfort, as well as another terrace and an outdoor kitchen with open views. In short, this villa for a large family offers: 8 bedrooms 6 bathrooms 5 kitchens Air conditioning in every room (for both cooling and heating) It’s worth noting that the home has been fully modernized in recent years. Both plumbing and electrical systems have been thoroughly updated, so you can move in and start enjoying everything the area has to offer – nightlife, shopping, hiking, sports, sun, sea, and beach – all just 25 minutes away. The villa also has a rich recent history, with several well-known Spanish and Dutch visitors having stayed here. You truly must see it! About Hondón de las Nieves Hondón de las Nieves is a municipality in the Vinalopó Medio region, in the province of Alicante, part of the Valencia region of Spain. History In 1246, Christian forces conquered Hondón from the Moors. Until 1839, it was part of the jurisdiction of Aspe; afterward, it became an independent municipality together with Hondón de los Frailes. In 1926, the two towns were administratively separated. Traditionally, the economy was based on agriculture, with grapes as the main crop. However, the real estate sector has been steadily growing, with more and more foreigners settling in the area. The region also hosts quarries, sand pits, and cement factories. Geography Hondón spans 68.85 km² and is nestled in a small valley, sheltered by the Crevillent mountains. The area is rich in pine, almond, and olive trees, as well as vineyards. Places worth visiting include La Cuesta and La Cruz – perfect for relaxing. The walking trail "Ruta del Alto Pelao" lets you discover Mediterranean flora such as pine trees, juniper, thyme, and rosemary. Local fauna includes wild boar, foxes, partridges, hares, rabbits, lizards, and eagle owls. Points of Interest: The baroque Church of the Apostle Saint Peter (built in 1746 on the site of the original Ermita de las Nieves) The Chapel of Saint Isidore (near La Cruz) The town square with the town hall The façade of the Franciscan convent (built in the 20th century, now damaged) Gastronomy: In addition to the region’s well-known table grapes with Protected Designation of Origin (Uva de Mesa Embolsada del Vinalopó), you can enjoy local dishes such as arroz caldoso (creamy rice), gazpacho, gachamiga, puchero (stew), and rice with rabbit and snails. Local sweets include rollos de costra, torrijas, sequillos, and embocaos. Come and view this fantastic Spanish villa for a large family at TomasFemCasas.com