Description
This country home in Alhaurín el Grande was built in 2005 by the current owners to a high and highly personalised standard. Set on a 32,000 m² plot, the property is accessed via its own private driveway and enjoys views across the surrounding countryside, mountains and panoramic Costa del Sol scenery. A golf course is located nearby.
The main house offers 600 m² of usable area and is currently arranged as four bedrooms and four bathrooms. High ceilings run throughout the property, creating a strong sense of space. The ground floor includes an impressive entrance hall, a study with rosewood panelling reclaimed from an original English Tudor house, and a guest toilet. The study could be converted into an additional bedroom.
The large lounge could be opened into the adjoining kitchen and private seating area. The German-designed kitchen features granite worktops, Gaggenau appliances, an American-style refrigerator and a convenient walk-in pantry. This level also includes a separate office and ample storage space. Double-glazed windows are installed throughout the house, which also benefits from air conditioning and a fireplace.
Upstairs, the first bedroom has a mezzanine level and an en suite bathroom. The second bedroom includes a mezzanine, an en suite bathroom and a private terrace with beautiful views. The spacious master bedroom offers views, a luxurious en suite bathroom with both bath and shower, and a large walk-in wardrobe. The wardrobe area could be converted into another bedroom with separate access.
The basement comprises a fully equipped bar, pool table, utility room, gym and a separate room with shower and toilet, which could serve as an additional bedroom. It also features a cinema room with distinctive historical details, including 500-year-old Tudor bricks and flooring salvaged from a traditional cotton mill.
Next to the main house is a separate guest cottage built from authentic Spanish limestone. It offers two bedrooms, one bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen with a pizza oven. The flooring was sourced from the original Guinness factory.
