Explore the benefits of a modern new build villa, situated in various country locations with a minimum of 10,000 square meters of land. Each villa features a house that spans 200 square meters, equipped with a double garage and an outside bathroom for the pool area, plus an integrated garage. Recent upgrades include electric blinds, central heating,air conditioning, and a convenient electric gate. Please note that kitchen installations are not included.
This new design villa offers a range of finishes, both inside and out. Ten have already been sold, each located within walking distance of the village restaurant and bar. It’s a short 10-minute drive to Pinoso and just 5 minutes to Alguena. Each villa comes with a double garage and a pool on a fully legal plot. All tiles and bathrooms are installed, and internal modifications can be accommodated. If you require additional space, the design can be expanded.
Utilities and Options
All new builds are connected to mains electricity and water, with internet access available in the surrounding areas. There are numerous options to customize your villa, including a garage, summer kitchen, and various pool sizes. The possibilities are extensive.
Self-Sufficient Living Features
Our new build villas come with options for self-sufficient living, starting with mains electricity and water. Additional features can include:
- A fourth large bedroom for an additional €25,000
- Complete solar systems to lower energy costs
- Water storage tanks for grey and rainwater
- Raised vegetable gardens
- Various options for fruit tree orchards
- Chicken coop or run
Cost-Efficiency and Taxes
Low running costs are a notable feature of our villas in Pinoso. The yearly council tax starts from as low as €300. Internet service is available for around €20 a month. The solar options can significantly reduce electricity bills, while water collection systems can lower water expenses, which typically amount to €150 a year before savings.
Local Insights: Hondon de las Nieves and Hondon de los Frailes
Hondon de las Nieves and Hondon de los Frailes are located in a stunning valley, inland and west of Alicante, Spain. These villages have retained their traditional Spanish character, remaining quaint and welcoming over the years.
Historical Background
The name Hondon de Las Nieves translates to “Gorge of the Snow,” which relates to the village’s patron, “The Virgin of the Snow.” This effigy and the church play a central role in village life, with a dedicated fiesta held in her honor.
Although detailed historical accounts are scarce, it’s believed that the area was inhabited during Greek times. The town was part of Aspe’s jurisdiction until 1839 when it became an independent municipality, joining with Hondon de los Frailes, which had separated from Redován. The two villages separated again in 1926 to form independent municipalities.
Economic and Agricultural Significance
The Hondon Valley is renowned for its grapevines, often referred to as ‘The Valley of the Vines.’ This fertile area supports a robust agricultural economy, primarily growing grapes, almonds, and olives. The landscape is surrounded by the picturesque Crevillente Sierras, and the region is recognized as part of the Vinalopó district, associated with Spanish wine production. Construction also plays a significant role in the local economy, supported by numerous limestone quarries serving the Costa Blanca building sector.
Climate and Lifestyle
The Hondon Valley enjoys over 300 days of sunshine each year, with pleasant breezes contributing to a mild climate. Summers tend to be hot, while winters remain mild, offering a tranquil lifestyle in this rural setting.
