4-bed 3-bath Property to Rent in Nerja, Malaga, Spain

Villa Celia is a charming country villa with private swimming pool & wifi. Located just 3.5 km from Nerja & 2.5 km from Frigiliana. Plyazo beach is 2.5 km. Idea for a large family or group of friends who want to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the sun!

July & August: 1735 Euros per week
June & Sept: 1195 Euros per week
March, April, May & Oct: 995 Euros per week
Nov, Dec, Jan & Feb: 795 Euros per week

Christmas, New Year & Easter: 1195 Euros per week

Long term enquiries welcome, prices per month on request.

Sleeps 8 max. No pets please.

Villa Celia is all on one level & has 4 bedrooms (2 en-suite) & 3 bathrooms, a large well equipped kitchen (with dishwasher) & a spacious lounge/dining room with feature fireplace & Sat TV. Wifi available
There is a safe available for use.
All bedrooms have single beds. The forth bedroom has separate external access & has an ensuite shower/wet room.

Outside is delightful with ample covered dining terrace & open poolside terrace for sunbathing. There is also a roof terrace.
There is a large BBQ area.
The swimming pool is approx 8m x 3m.
Parking is ample, for at least 4 cars.
Utility room with washing machine.

Frigiliana is situated on the slopes of the Sierra Almijara mountains, it offers some of the most spectacular views on the Costa del Sol.
The layout and appearance of the historic quarter is the result of urban design from the Arab period.
Its narrow, winding and often stepped streets are interconnected by covered passages occasionally flanked by doors which would close to strengthen the town´s defences. A tour of the historic quarter reveals interesting glazed ceramic mosaics which tell the story of the events occurred between Moors and Christians on the Frigiliana Rock. Also prominent is the palace of the Counts of Frigiliana, from the 16th century, subsequently converted into a sugar refinery for making sugar cane honey.

Nerja is a coastal town at the foot of the Almijara mountains with a long tradition of fishing and agriculture. The fishermen still pull their nets ashore on Burriana beach and fresh produce can still be bought from the doorways of local people´s houses. The weekly market (Tuesdays) attracts many traders and shoppers from all over the region and the town centre has a vibrant, friendly atmosphere with many lovely shops and tapas bars & restaurants.