Village house in the medieval quarter

Bocairent clings to a rock, its narrow streets climbing towards the church. The house sits high in the medieval quarter, on a street where, on summer evenings, neighbours still bring their chairs out to catch the cool air.

It was restored in 2019 with skill and patience: exposed stone walls, timber beams, terracotta floors and a fireplace you will be glad of from November to March. Below, a wine cellar cut into the rock; above, a terrace looking out to the Sierra de Mariola.

Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a courtyard with a lemon tree. Valencia is just over an hour away, the beaches of Gandia about an hour. It is currently reserved — if you would like something similar inland, just ask.