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Gilmar offers you this detached villa located in El Cuartón Alto, Tarifa. It is between the Alcornocales National Park and the National Park of the Strait of Gibraltar. The house is made up of three plots with independent properties, which can be segregated at any time and build on each of them to make a different project to the current one. This makes it exclusive and very interesting for the pro
Gilmar offers you this detached villa located in El Cuartón Alto, Tarifa. It is between the Alcornocales National Park and the National Park of the Strait of Gibraltar. The house is made up of three plots with independent properties, which can be segregated at any time and build on each of them to make a different project to the current one. This makes it exclusive and very interesting for the profile of an investor. The total of the plots add up to 7,480 m2, with a total construction, including porches and terraces, of 697 m2. The house, located at the end of the plot, has excellent views of the Strait of Gibraltar and Africa. The architect has taken special care in the landscaping of the plot, respecting the existing native vegetation and adding a variety of trees and shrubs that have been fully integrated into the landscape. One of the greatest achievements has been the use of a stream that flows down from the mountain, channeling it through ponds and waterfalls across the entire width of the plot. For this purpose, he used natural elements such as rocks and stones from the mountain. He endowed the property with two beautiful wooden bridges to cross the stream and enjoy its course through the property. The house, located in the highest part of the plot, is designed to protect it from the west and east winds. As well as to make the most of its privileged views. It is built on three floors, being its distribution as follows: First floor: a large entrance hall that leads to the different rooms, consisting of a service area, with side access to the parking, which consists of a laundry room, a bedroom-living room and a bathroom. A library/office room, a kitchen with office that communicates with the dining room and a large living room with cassette fireplace. It is designed in two distinct environments that have access to a balcony. The kitchen and dining rooms communicate with the living room through a spectacular gallery with walls that are huge glass and steel windows that allow you to enjoy all the breathtaking views of the house. The upper floor is accessed through a beautiful wooden staircase. Upstairs: consists of four spacious bedrooms, all with en suite bathroom and exit to private terrace with beautiful views. Two of the bedrooms have a dressing room. Semi-basement floor: it consists of two rooms, a machine room and a gym room. For more information about the possibilities of segregating the plots with options to build two more houses, please ask us for information without obligation.
Tarifa occupies the southernmost tip of continental Europe, where the Atlantic and Mediterranean meet at the Strait of Gibraltar. The town has a distinct identity shaped by its Moorish heritage, its famous Levante wind, and decades as the world capital of kitesurfing. The old walled medina, with its narrow whitewashed streets and the 10th-century Castillo de Guzmán el Bueno, gives the town a historical weight that sets it apart from other coastal destinations in Andalusia.
Daily life in Tarifa centres on the old town, Calle Sancho IV El Bravo, and the beach bars along Playa de los Lances. Restaurants such as Mandragora and El Lola draw a discerning local crowd. The weekly market, fresh fish from the port, and direct access to Bolonia beach and the Roman ruins at Baelo Claudia define the rhythm of the area.
Tarifa sits approximately 100 kilometres from Málaga Airport, roughly 90 minutes by car via the A-7 coastal road, and around 45 minutes from Gibraltar Airport. Daily ferry services connect the town to Tangier, Morocco, in under an hour. Algeciras, the main regional transport hub, is 22 kilometres to the northeast. Jerez de la Frontera Airport offers an alternative at around 80 kilometres, with connections to several European cities.