A house above the old village, for eight and a long way home.
Almería's ancient guardian figure, painted on doorways across Mojácar to keep storms and ill fortune out of the house.
37°08′N 1°51′W
Eight beds, a pool cut into the hillside, and enough terrace to lose an afternoon on.
The house is being taken back to bones this winter — new plumbing throughout, the electrics chased in behind fresh plaster, the pool basin relined and re-coped. It will be finished before anybody sleeps in it.
Room-by-room details and photographs from [SPRING 2027]
Mojácar stacks white up its own hill, and has done for a very long time.
Lanes too narrow for cars, a square at the top that catches the evening, and the Indalo painted beside doorways all the way up — the same guardian figure this house takes its name from. Sitting above it, you get the village without being in the thick of it.
A proper guide — where to eat, when to go up — to follow
Almería keeps the emptiest beaches in Spain, and does not advertise them.
The long strand below Mojácar for easy days, quieter coves further south, and the volcanic coast of the Cabo de Gata within reach for the ones worth a drive.
Beaches, drives and distances — written up before we open
Not set yet — and we would rather leave them blank than guess.
Published when the calendar opens
Booking is not open, but the list is.
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Or write to hello@casaindalovilla.com