Villa Benimeit is a delightful and cheerful 4 bedroom villa situated on a hillside in the glorious countryside at Benimeit, 3.8km from the centre of Moraira and 2.3km from the beach. Its fabulous position offers wonderful views out to sea and of the surrounding natural area. The villa is very private, ensuring your seclusion and relaxation. Moraira is an old-fashioned charmer and a jewel on the Costa Brava. It is unspoilt, without high risers and has a beautiful coastline made up of sandy and rocky beaches and intimate coves. Moraira has an impressive marina full of colourful and deluxe boats and a buzzy nightlife with tourists visiting the wonderful fish restaurants and chic bars. The cobbled streets, market squares and palm-lined avenues are great for an evening stroll and boast many quaint restaurants serving delicious cuisine. Morairas busy Friday market is a great place to pick up local produce as well as clothes, leather goods and ceramics. Villa Benimeit boasts a superb terrace with excellent views which are framed by the lush trees around. The terrace is huge, so there is plenty of space to spread out and enjoy your holiday books. The 8m x 4m pool is lovely with steps for easy access. There is covered alfresco dining and a barbecue. It is such a perfect spot to watch the sun go down, and the twinkling lights come on. Villa Benimeit is spacious and smart. The open plan living and dining room is bright and airy and opens through an arch to the modern kitchen. It also opens to the terrace. One of the double bedrooms is also on the ground floor with a shower room. It also opens directly to the terrace. Upstairs there is another double bedroom with access to the balcony and two twin bedrooms, perfect for children. All of the bedrooms are bright and comfortable. The upstairs bedrooms share a large, fully tiled, immaculate bathroom. If you are looking for a private, spacious, comfortable retreat with excellent views, then Villa Benimeit could be a great option. #### Features The Villa Villa Benimeit is a delightful and cheerful 4 bedroom villa situated on a hillside in the glorious countryside at Benimeit, 3.8km from the centre of Moraira and 2.3km from the beach. Ground Floor - Living room with satellite TV and access to the patio - Open plan dining area for six people - Fully equipped kitchen with access to the patio, oven, dishwasher, 4 ceramic glass hob hotplates, microwave, freezer, etc. - Shower room - Bedroom with double bed (160x200cm) and access to the patio First Floor - Bedroom with double bed (160x200cm) and access to a balcony - Bedroom with a single bed (90x200cm) - Bedroom with two single beds (90x200cm) - Family bathroom Exterior Grounds - Private swimming pool (8 x 4 m, 01.01.-31.12.) - Large patio area - Various sun loungers - Covered terrace - Outdoor shower - Dining and sitting area - Barbecue Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi connection - Air conditioning - Washing machine - Dishwasher - Cot and high chair Tourist Registration Number:VT-479248A #### Location Villa Benimeit is situated on the hillside 3.8km from Moraira. It is 2.3km from Cala Andrago beach and 3.8km from the fabulous Blue Flag Ampolla Beach. Playa de lAmpollo is a family-friendly with an inflatable water playground, fun pedalos with slides going into the water, volleyball and a playground at the back of the beach. The other beaches around Moraira are Portet Beach which is often considered to be the most picturesque, Platgetes Beach which is made up of a sandy bay and rocky shelves, Cala Moraig which sits at the bottom of steep cliffs and Cala Portitxolet which is small and hidden and made up mostly of rocky ledges. There is an impressive balcony at the top of the steps at Cala Portitxolet with fantastic views. Morairas marina is very swanky with some amazing restaurants specialising in fish. It is very buzzy in the evenings. Moraira is very pretty with trees and plants everywhere. Golf fans will be delighted with the Ifach golf course which is situated in Moraira on a country estate. The challenging course boasts magnificent sea and mountain views as well as superb manicured greens. Calpe is very popular for a visit. It is famed for the towering Rock of Ifach which rises almost sheer above the sea at 332m. Most visitors want to climb to the top and take some photographs. Calpe has a wonderful mix of old Valencian culture and fabulous modern tourist facilities. It is a town rich in history with Iberian tribe remains Romans whose main activity was drying and salting fish and Christians and Moors who lived peacefully for a time but were subjected to pirate attacks during the 14th to 17th centuries. There is a narrow-gauge railway that runs from Alicante through to Denia which is a good way of enjoying the coastline. You will taste some delicious cuisine in this area. There are a number of Michelin listed or rated restaurants in Moraira. The cuisine is rich in fresh fish and dishes such as paella Valenciana, arroz negro (black rice) and arroz a banda (fish and rice stew). If you have a sweet tooth, then you will enjoy the local pastries and desserts including jijona ice-cream which is made with the almonds from the region.