Facts
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Apartment
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2 bedrooms
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Sleeps 6
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1 bathroom
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65 m² living area
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20 m² terrace area
Services
This Two Bedroomed 2nd Floor Apartment with Private Roof Terrace Sleeps up to 6 People. The Lounge/Dining Area is Equipped With 2 Roof Fans, and Sofa Bed. The Main Bedroom has 1 Roof Fan and a Double Bed with Two Singles in the Second Bedroom. A fully Equipped Modern Kitchen Comes Complete with Oven and Hob,Fridge/Freezer, Microwave and Washing Machine.
A Private Roof Terrace Comes Complete with Table and Chairs, Loungers and Barbecue for Those Late Evening Parties.
Two Large Communal Swimming Pools Complete with Grassed Areas for Lounging Around While Your Kids Play!
There are a Multitude of Bars and Restaurants Within a 10 Minute Walk, Featuring Chinese & Indians, English Restaurants, Steak Houses, Karaoke and Sports Bars. Supermarkets are Well Stocked with British Products and Banks & ATMs are Plentiful.
Within a Few minutes Drive there are Four Small Sandy Beaches.
Please Take own Beach Towels.
Smokers Welcome and Your Care Would be Appreciated.
Prices Based on 4 People Sharing.
The town of Torrevieja is just a short car drive away.
Torrevieja is surrounded by two large natural saltwater lagoons, which form the well-known "Salterns of Torrevieja".
The town of Torrevieja was founded administratively on 3rd March 1803 when King Charles IV decreed the removal of the administration of the Royal Salt Works from La Mata to the new area of Torre-viexa.
The name of this settlement is owing to the many maritime watch towers that lined the Mediterranean coast and of which there is still a replica in the form of the Torre del Moro panoramic viewpoint. The removal of the administration of the Royal Salt Works to Torrevieja represents the commencement of the history of this town. This beginning is reflected in a population growth linked to activities such as fishing and salt exploitation, activities which have continued to today.
It is difficult to summarise the history of Torrevieja, but one event which stands out is that of the brutal earthquake which struck Torrevieja in 1829 and which lead to the complete reconstruction of the town under the direction of the military architect Larramendi. The population of Torrevieja subsequently experienced a demographic development which was consolidated during the last quarter of the 20th century. This is why the present town is so cosmopolitan and multi-cultural and has nearly 100,000 inhabitants from about 180 nationalities on the municipal register.
During the day Torrevieja also offers a range of leisure and entertainment areas. As well as its beaches and numerous terraces along its maritime promenade, its great aquatic park (Aquopolis) is swarming with families, young people and children during the summer months.
Street markets are very popular in Torrevieja and the surrounding villages.
The street market is an alternative to traditional commerce and in them you can obtain numerous objects for decoration, textiles, clothing, interior design, craft, animals, footwear and horticultural produce at very reasonable prices, which can sometimes be good buys.
The street markets have a real arab-style market atmosphere and have achieved great popularity amongst the Spanish and the thousands of Europeans that visit Torrevieja.
Some are held once a week and others are permanent. Torrevieja has an evening street market every day situated close to the promenade.
The following are some comments from Holidaymakers this summer.
"We spent a wonderful holiday in your apartment in Torreveija. Everything was just fine, and we have got a lot of good experiences" ......Danish Family
"Your apartment was beautiful and the location excellent......A great place to stay".....Norwegian Family