Valencia, Alicante, Javea, Spain

It is almost unheard of for a property such as this to come onto the market, so we are delighted to represent this magnificent and historically important country house. One of the largest historic independent homes in the highly desirable village of Jesus Pobre, just outside of Javea, this impressive 300 year old property sits in a 6,500 m2 plot of beautiful countryside and offers stunning panoramic valley and mountain views.

The aesthetics of this traditional property combine elegance and charm with historic beauty. The inside doesn’t disappoint.
When you enter the 358 m2 property you are met with a tremendous feeling of hospitality.
The front lawn leads you to antique double doors that open up to the entrance hall from which there are two utterly charming, light filled bedrooms.
Moving along is the first of the reception areas which flow into the separate dining area. From this there is a fully fitted kitchen and a further living space, both of which benefit from views of the properties extensive, beautifully manicured garden and a swimming pool designed to blend into the landscape of the surrounding countryside.
There is also a bathroom, large larder, second kitchen/utility room and a gym and office. Both of the latter spaces could be converted into further sleeping areas if required.
The antique staircase leads to a large dressing area from which there are two further bedrooms. The master bedroom is immensely spacious and flooded with light from the two large windows and a lovely Juliette balcony that overlooks the front lawn area. There is a further well fitted bathroom.
An important aspect of this property are the glorious grounds which have been designed to satisfy all the requirements of outside living. Pool parties are serviced by a well-stocked bar and there is a delightful secluded area, perfect for relaxation and contemplation.

The village of Jesus Pobre takes you back in time. Bars and restaurants that have been in the families for generations serve up local products and home-made wine. Once a week there is a local market and the village takes on a celebratory atmosphere. Locally produced food and hand crafted artefacts, together with local musicians, combine to attract families from the neighbouring important towns of Denia and Javea and surrounding villages, all of who happily mix with a steady stream of tourists from all parts of the world.
One further interesting fact. Residents of Jesus Pobre have the longest life longevity in the whole of Europe. What is not to like.