Villa en venta en L'Alcora

Luxury 4 Bed Villa For Sale in Alcora Castellon Spain

Esales Property ID: es5553784

Property Location

Avenida las Moreras, 7
Villa
Alcora
Castellon
12110

Property Details

With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, Spain is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment in this magnificent part of the world.

A traditional villa upgraded with all the necessary commodities. The house itself is surrounded by a series of gardens and a large swimming pool, all encompassed by a tall hedge, which provides peace and privacy to the grounds. There is a comfortable area to dine outside and a place dedicated for barbecues.
30 mins to the beach.
30 mins to Castellon airport.
50 mins to Valencia airport.
8 mins to nearest supermarket.

Alcora, the gateway to the district of L’Alcalatén, is one of the main tile-producing centres of Castellón.

Set in the rugged landscape of L’Alcalatén, the recent history of this town is closely linked to the development of its tile industry.
In the 18th century, the Count of Aranda founded the Royal Factory of Earthenware and Porcelain in Alcora, a pottery-producing factory of fine porcelain and earthenware pieces. This tradition is reflected in the town’s Ceramics Museum, with an interesting collection of historic and contemporary ceramics.

A walk around the town takes you to the churches of La Asunción (15th-19th centuries), San Francisco (17th century), and de Marco, with several 18th-century ceramic pieces.

Its religious architecture is also represented in numerous country chapels, including El Salvador, in the transitional Romanesque-Gothic style (13th century); El Calvario de L’Alcora, with a carved wood Crucifixion; and Sant Vicent (17th century), with its glazed dome, typical of the Levante region.

ABOUT THE AREA

The Province of Castellón is in eastern Spain. It’s known for the Costa del Azahar, with beach resorts such as Benicàssim, Oropesa del Mar and Benicarló. The 13th-century Peñíscola Castle has panoramic coastal views, and a botanic garden in the neighboring Artillery Park. The Columbretes Islands are a haven for nesting seabirds. Inland, trails criss-cross Mount Penyagolosa, home to red pine trees and eagles.

On the coast, endless beaches with their fine, soft sand are the perfect complement to the Mediterranean Sea’s crystal-clear waters. To see it up close, find one of Castellón’s many coves and get lost in its wild, captivating nature. Speaking of nature, Castellón is home to the Columbretes Islands Natural Park and Marine Reserve, a group of volcanic islets gathered into four groups, each of which are extremely valuable to the ecosystem of the Mediterranean coast.

The contrast of landscapes in Castellón is one of the things that surprise new visitors the most! Despite being a coastal province, Castellón is the second most mountainous municipality in Spain. You can see this in majestic Mount Penyagolosa, which rises 1,800+ metres high, making it one of the highest peaks in the Region of Valencia.

Of course, when you travel to Castellón, you have to discover the different personalities of its varying towns and cities. Many of its charming interior villages are true Medieval treasures.