In the heart of the Vega de Granada, this family villa of 396 m2 built on a plot of 502 m2 captures the essence of the traditional Andalusian house: whitewashed white walls, Arabic tile, noble wood, ironwork, bright patios, and an architecture designed for slow living, at the rhythm of light and the seasons.
The home conveys a sense of serene refuge from its entrance. Its white facade, the wooden door, Andalusian shutters, and details inspired by Granada evoke those country houses where shade, coolness, and natural materials were part of daily life. Inside, the ceramic floors, wooden doors, exposed brick walls, built-in cupboards, and spacious areas provide warmth, character, and a personality that is difficult to find in more recent constructions.
But perhaps one of its greatest charms lies in the garden: a small private oasis with lemon trees, orange trees, fig trees, flowers, natural shade, and corners designed for sitting, talking, or simply listening to the silence. The small pillar of the patio, the fruit trees, and the greenery turn the exterior into an intimate and Mediterranean place, with that air of a lived-in house, well-cared for and made for enjoyment.
More than a dwelling, it is a house with soul: a bright, cozy Andalusian villa full of details, situated in an environment that preserves the agricultural and tranquil memory of the Vega granadina. A place for those seeking space, beauty, and privacy.
All this is located in the El Ventorrillo area, a name derived from ancient ventorros or ventas de camino: simple eateries located on the outskirts of towns, where travelers, merchants, and neighbors would pause to rest, eat something, and continue their journey.
Some houses are understood through a visit. Others require living in them for a few minutes to discover everything they convey; but if while reading these lines you have imagined living in this house, perhaps it is time to visit it in person. If so, contact us and we will make it possible.
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The PVP does not include ITP (7% in Andalusia for second-hand properties, subject to bonuses/discounts) or VAT if it is new construction), nor notary fees, registry fees, management fees or appraisal fees—which vary depending on each operation. It also does not include agency fees. Surfaces and descriptive data are approximate and verifiable via the land registry certificate (nota simple). Unfurnished home; furniture to be negotiated separately. Informative advertisement; not contractual.
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