The house is part of a quad structure on an urbanisation lying in the middle of an orange grove in the foothills leading away from Torrevieja. It sits 13 kilometres to the west of Torrevieja close to the three townships of: San Miguel, 3km, Los Montesinos, 2km, and Orihuelo,7km. From the Solarium is an uninterrupted view of pink salt lakes and Torrevieja.

It caters for 6 people with one double bedroom and two, two single beds.

The ground floor consists of; an ‘L’ shaped lounge-diner, kitchen, one twin bedroom, and a toilet, shower and washroom. It has a sideboard dresser, settee, dining table and chairs, lounge chair, two rugs, standard lamp, television, DVD player and one roof fan.

The kitchen contains; a fridge freezer, electric cooker, microwave, washing machine, cooking utensils, crockery, and plenty storage.

The first floor consists of a double bedroom with patio doors leading to balcony with table and chairs, the main bathroom with toilet, shower, bath, washbasin and bidet and a twin bedroom.

The top floor consist of ‘The Solarium’ (sun roof) with garden furniture consisting of a table for six, two sun loungers and parasol.

The garden is gravel covered, inlaid with a variety of cacti and parking space for one car

The shared pool is approx 30metres from the front door and is entered only by using the key provided

The above is the minimum of what you may find in the house

The house can be reached from any one of the two local airports:

Alicante: 37miles (60km) via motorway

Murcia: 20 minutes via motorway

An A-posted road is the same as our M-posted roads

Local Area:

Torrevieja: Is a thriving seaside town, both modern and old. Its past lay in salt, but now due to the travel market it relies a lot on the tourist industry. The town itself has areas for diving and swimming but the main beaches lay to the north and south. – It gets hot.

Orihuela: is a church related town, and though only a small it has around six beautiful churches with an ancient but still habituated monastry on the hillside overlooking it. It is an old and stately town.

San Miguel: A small township with local ties, it hosts an excellent restaurant set in caves that once held many families

Los Montesinos: Another small township with a Piazza which, although just off the main road, you may miss if you do not look for it.

Golf: There are numerous golf courses in the area, the nearest being approx five minutes walk away.

The famous (or infamous if you are a football fan) La Manga course is approx 35 minutes by car