Located in La Romana, this finca offers a blend of history and modern renovations. At over 200 years old, it has been updated while still retaining its original character. The property is divided into two distinct parts, making it semi-detached but ensuring privacy for each section.
The finca boasts more than 300m² of living space. Upon entering, you will find a hallway leading to a bedroom on one side and a bathroom on the other. Beyond the hallway lies a living and dining area that features a wood burner, adding a traditional touch. The kitchen is designed with functionality in mind and includes a sizeable pantry that was originally a stable, complete with some retained elements from that era.
Access from the kitchen takes you to a courtyard-style patio, offering additional outdoor space for various uses. Adjacent to the main living area is the bodega, which features an original press and retains much of its historical charm. While the bodega has yet to be renovated, it presents options for conversion into an apartment or reception room. Additionally, there is a small fenced piece of land at the end of the bodega.
Upper Level Living Arrangements
Access to the upper floor is via a staircase located in the living room. This level includes four bedrooms, a dressing room that has potential to serve as a fifth bedroom, a bathroom, and another living room equipped with a wood-burning stove. There is room to add a third bathroom if desired.
Additional Features
The finca includes a substantial garage that offers ample space for vehicles or storage. A small pergola sits at the entrance of the house, providing a shaded area to enjoy outdoor moments. The property also features a 10x5m swimming pool located below the house, surrounded by a field of almond trees, further enhancing the outdoor experience.
Utility and Accessibility
This finca is equipped with essential utilities, including electricity, running water, and a rainwater collection system. For those needing to travel, Alicante airport is just a 40-minute drive away, making it accessible for both residents and visitors.
Living in La Romana
La Romana is a village situated at the foothills of the Sierra del Reclot, surrounded by vineyards, almond groves, and olive orchards. The area is characterized by its mountainous landscape and the presence of local quarries for marble and limestone. With a population of about 2,500, the village supports a variety of shops, bars, and cafes, making daily life convenient.
The local Saturday market is a highlight, offering fresh goods and local produce. La Romana also has its own cooperative bodega where local vineyard owners bring their harvests. For recreational activities, there is a large sports center that features a swimming pool, tennis courts, a basketball area, a football pitch, and an indoor gym.
Cultural Aspects
The village celebrates an annual fiesta in the third week of August, with traditional events such as the Moors and Christians parades occurring on Friday and Saturday. This cultural celebration attracts both locals and visitors, showcasing the community spirit of La Romana.
The village provides easy access to nearby towns such as Alguena, Novelda, Aspe, and Hondon de las Nieves. With the closest beaches just a 40-minute drive away, residents can enjoy both the tranquility of village life and the leisure of coastal activities.