Villa for rent in Christine Island (Isla Cristina) Huelva Spain. New villa in Nature reserve on lonely beach near 6 golf courses

To let Villa in Christine Island (isla Cristina), Huelva, Spain

Living Area: 105 m²
Number of rooms: 7
Number of beds: 6 + 1 extra bed
Rates and available weeks
High season: 1050 EUR/week
Low season: 500 EUR/week

Description

Within a littoral Nature reserve with pine and eucalyptus woods
and at 10 meters from the dunes and sandy beach and at 150
meters from a safe and quiet Atlantic ocean, this villa (up to 7
persons) has 125 m2 furnished indoor with 3 bedrooms (2
double, 1 triple), 2 bathrooms, living-room with two sofa-beds,
fireplace, air conditioning (cold-heat), TV satellite, video, CD
player, fully equipped kitchen, 500 m2 court with a porch,
fireplace for barbecues, fountain, garden with several orange and
palm trees and different flowers plants. 100 m2 terrace, a
solarium with nice views of countryside, woods and dunes.
Property surrounded by 2.5 m wall for privacy. This villa is within a
littoral Nature reserve with pine and eucalyptus woods at 100m
from a safe Atlantic Ocean at 1 h driving from Seville (Andalucia)
and 0.5 h from Faro (Algarve). Cosy villa with a beautiful sea
front, a long and lonely sandy beach with protected dunes where
no new building is allowed. There are a sandy path between the
house and the beach, a path through the pine forest for
walking/cycling to Isla Cristina town and a road from this
residential site to the town and highway.

Road Description

The villa is at the sea front of a quiet, lonely and safe residential
area with about 10 family with just gentle surf and never any big
and dangerous waves. Size of beach & the Nature reserve
ensure that there is plenty of space on sand to enjoy sunbathing,
beach sports & walks. houses surrounded by a clean and fine
beach and a beautiful landscape of pine and eucalyptus woods,
all within a littoral Nature reserve with plenty of birds, some
rabbits and chameleons (the only ones in Spain and maybe in
Europe). The beaches are truly breathtaking with whiter and finer
sands than their Mediterranean counterparts. The beaches are
typically framed by sand dunes and pine trees creating natural
landscapes. Here, the Atlantic Ocean is clean and its beaches, 40
metres wide on average, are a lot wider than most beaches on
the other coasts of Spain. The gentle slope of the ocean floor and
the sand banks just off the coast ensure that the sea is always
calm and safe to swim in along the whole beach.