Just minutes from the beautiful Port of La Duquesa on the Sunshine Coast of Spain.
Ideal for both families and golfers alike with over 300 days of sunshine every year.
The Southern coast’s best kept secret lies west of Marbella, 60 minutes from Malaga airport and 30 minutes from Gibraltar airport. The port of La Duquesa boasts a wonderful choice of local bars and restaurants. It’s a great place to watch the world go by, or to stroll along the beach to Castillo’s Moorish Castle or to Sabillinas with its Spanish shops and pretty squares.
The area is excellent for golf, horse riding, sailing, tennis and beautiful walks. Valderrama and 22 other golf courses are within 20mins drive. Another 20 courses are within 40mins drive. Duquesa is 5mins down the road. Gibraltar, Casares, Estapona, Ronda are close. From Tarifa you can take a ferry to North Africa!
Our tastefully decorated townhouse is part of a small gated community with landscaped gardens, 2 shared swimming pools and a children’s paddling pool. It is fully air conditioned, has satellite tv, a DVD/CD player.
Boasting private parking, entrance hall, a fully fitted kitchen, lounge/dining area leading to a large patio with open views and the afternoon and evening sun.
The first floor has 2 double bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom and a private terrace for watching the sun set. Another double with a pretty Juliette balcony. Another room with a single bed with a full height bed which pulls from underneath.
The second floor has a twin bedroom. Patio doors lead off the landing onto the roof-top patio which is perfect for a secluded breakfast in the morning sun and private sun-bathing until early afternoon. It is certainly a house for all seasons. We have been there for all of them now and have never lacked the chance to sit out under the Andalucian sunshine.
La Duquesa or Puerto de la Duquesa as it’s also known, is the place to go if you want a quieter holiday but still with all the trimmings that the Costa del Sol has to offer. This area is still relatively unknown, although it’s well serviced and has a fantastic climate. The local marina is a dream to stroll around, whilst it may not be as plush as that at Puerto Banus, it’s still teeming with bars and restaurants serving local fish and paella. There is a good shopping area that has a wide range of goods on offer, plus there is a small craft market that is on twice a week in the port. Finally if all this isn’t enough, the exclusive areas of Marbella and Puerto Banus are only a short drive away.
