Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway | 4-Bedroom Vil

Ten guests, four en-suite bedrooms, one infinity pool that meets the Mediterranean horizon—Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway sits on the Punta de la Mona peninsula in Almuñécar, where the Costa Tropical’s rugged coastline drops to turquoise water. This is where the mountain ranges behind you frame every sunset, and the beach at La Herradura lies just 20 minutes on foot down the coastal path.

Inside Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway

Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, arranged across three levels designed to keep the architecture fluid rather than compartmentalised.

The lower ground floor contains secure parking for one vehicle via street-level access, with a lift connecting directly to the pool terrace—essential when guests carry luggage or pool supplies. The ground floor opens as a double-height living and dining volume flooded with southern light. Two bedrooms occupy this level: the first features a double bed with an en-suite bathroom fitted with a traditional bathtub and direct terrace access; the second mirrors this layout but with a walk-in shower instead. Both rooms command views toward the sea through full-height windows. The kitchen runs the full width of the space, fully equipped with contemporary appliances including a wine fridge and integrated coffee machine, opening onto a breakfast bar that seats four comfortably. The main living area accommodates two large sectional sofas arranged around a television, while the dining table extends to seat eight—the kind of arrangement that naturally draws everyone downstairs when evening falls.

The first floor contains two further double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and private access to a shared terrace. A secondary living area with a queen-sized sofa bed provides flexible sleeping or quiet retreat space. From here, sightlines extend through floor-to-ceiling windows toward the coast and inland peaks.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during summer months, while a high-speed Wi-Fi connection serves all floors. The lift eliminates stair-carrying on arrival.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace speaks louder than any interior room. The private infinity pool measures 10 metres by 3 metres, heated via saltwater system, and positioned so that swimmers look directly toward the Mediterranean without visual boundary. Facing south and west, the pool deck captures sun from mid-morning through sunset. Sun loungers scatter across the decking—enough for simultaneous relaxation without crowding.

An outdoor shower stands ready after pool use, fed by hot water. The barbecue sits within a dedicated dining area that seats eight, positioned to catch evening breezes that carry salt-air from the water below. A separate lounge zone with built-in seating and weather-resistant sofas provides shelter when the afternoon wind picks up, which it frequently does on this exposed promontory.

The scale of the outside space becomes apparent only when you step onto the terrace: this is not a token balcony but a fully integrated outdoor room that extends the villa’s usable square footage by 40%. The uninterrupted view south captures the curvature of the coast, with Almuñécar’s white town climbing the hillside to your left and the mountainous spine of the Sierra Nevada providing definition along the horizon.

Location: Almuñécar and the Surrounding Area

Almuñécar itself sits 3km downslope from Casa Condesa—a working fishing town of 26,000 inhabitants that shows few concessions to tourism despite its Mediterranean profile. The old town clusters around the Castillo de San Miguel, a Moorish fortress restored to museum status, where Roman archaeological finds occupy the ground floor museum. Majuelo Park, a botanical garden occupying a 16th-century sugar plantation, spreads across 3 hectares with tropical specimens including avocado, mango, and papaya trees—a 15-minute walk from the town centre and worth visiting during winter months when northern Europe freezes.

La Herradura, the beach village 2km northeast along the coast, offers the crescent bay that dominates local postcards. The sand shelves gently into calm water ideal for paddleboarding and windsurfing, with kayak rental available seasonally from the beach club. The village itself contains a working fishing fleet—watch boats return mid-afternoon—and three seafood restaurants that source their catch within 100 metres of your table. Taverna la Peña serves grilled dorada and espetos (sardines cooked over driftwood) from a terrace inches from the shore.

For cultural depth, the Archaeological Museum in Almuñécar proper documents the Roman settlement of Firminium, with mosaics and amphorae spanning 200 BC to 400 AD. A 30-minute drive south leads to Salobreña, a hilltop town dominated by a 10th-century Moorish castle with 360-degree coastal views. Further west, the Tropical Fruit Museum near Otivar explains how the region produces Spain’s supply of avocados, custard apples, and subtropical specimens that thrive in the protected Costa Tropical microclimate.

Nature activities revolve around water and forest. Boat trips depart La Herradura marina daily toward hidden coves at Playa del Peñón (3km east) and the Cala del Moral (7km west). The hiking trail from Punta de la Mona descends 400 metres through Mediterranean scrubland to secluded beaches inaccessible by road. Mountain biking routes climb into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, with multiple outfitters based in Almuñécar offering guided half-day tours. The La Pernetilla Botanical Gardens 8km inland showcase rare plant species in a 5-hectare setting with walking trails and a café.

Málaga airport, 60km west, sits 50 minutes by car—the main international gateway. Granada airport, 65km north, takes 75 minutes and serves fewer airlines but experiences smaller crowds. The N-340 coastal road connects both airports directly to Almuñécar without requiring motorway tolls. Supermarkets including Carrefour and local markets operate in Almuñécar town centre, 3km downslope. The nearest petrol station sits 2km away toward town. Mobile signal is reliable; water pressure and mains electricity consistent year-round.

Winter months (December–February) bring mild temperatures (14–18°C) and occasional rainfall—ideal for hiking and cultural exploration with minimal crowds. Spring (March–May) offers 20–24°C, wildflower blooms on mountain slopes, and pre-summer restaurant availability. Summer (June–September) peaks at 28–32°C with near-zero rainfall—the prime beach season but also peak visitor numbers. Autumn (October–November) reverses spring: 22–26°C, fewer tourists, and the start of fruit harvest season when local markets overflow. Explore our luxury villas in Spain and our full collection in Almuñécar. For destination context, read our Costa Tropical travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups of 8–10 people find Casa Condesa ideal. The four separate bedrooms with individual en-suites mean no queuing for bathrooms; the double-height living space absorbs the noise of children without creating an echo chamber. Teenagers appreciate the pool and proximity to La Herradura village bars; younger children benefit from the enclosed terrace safety and calm beach 20 minutes’ walk away.

Two couples sharing will find the villa less ideal—four bedrooms exceeds practical need, and the scale encourages separation rather than intimacy. Business groups or extended friend circles of 8–10 adults suit the space well: the communal living areas encourage gathering, while separate bedrooms preserve privacy for morning rest after evening meals.

Solo travellers or pairs seeking solitude should look elsewhere. The villa’s logic is group occupation; alone or as two, you’ll feel the emptiness of unused rooms and the cost-per-person ratio will disappoint.

Practical Information

Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway accommodates 10 guests maximum: four double-bed bedrooms plus one queen sofa bed (sleeping arrangements: 8 in beds + 2 on sofa bed). The property includes Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning throughout, heated saltwater pool, and all linen and towels. Utilities—water, electricity, pool heating, Wi-Fi—are included in the quoted rate. A weekly cleaning service is optional. Check-in flexibility depends on the previous guest’s departure; standard check-in is 4pm, checkout 10am, though the management team sometimes accommodates earlier arrival or later departure for an additional fee.

The villa operates year-round. A rental car is essential—taxis from Málaga airport cost €80–100, and local buses run only to Almuñécar town centre, not to Punta de la Mona. Car hire at Málaga airport costs €25–45 daily for compact cars.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway

How many guests does Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway sleep?

Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway sleeps 10 guests across four double bedrooms (8 beds) plus one queen-sized sofa bed on the first floor, accommodating 2 additional guests. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom; no shared facilities.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway in Almuñécar?

Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) sits 60km west along the N-340 coastal road, approximately 50 minutes’ drive depending on traffic through Motril. Granada Airport (GRX), 65km northwest via the N-340 and inland routes, takes 75 minutes but typically experiences fewer crowds and lower queuing times. Both airports rent cars with daily rates starting at €25 for economy vehicles. Direct motorway connections run from both airports to Almuñécar without tolls on the main N-340 route.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway?

October through May offers ideal conditions on the Costa Tropical: temperatures range 14–26°C, rainfall occurs but rarely blocks outdoor activity, and visitor numbers remain manageable. April and May specifically deliver warm days (22–26°C), wildflower blooms in nearby mountains, and available restaurant reservations without advance booking. June through September sees 28–32°C heat and zero rainfall, but beaches and restaurants overflow with visitors. Winter (December–February) suits hikers and cultural explorers: cool but not cold (14–18°C), fewer tourists, and the Sierra Nevada above provides dramatic contrasts.

Is Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway suitable for families with children?

Yes, with considerations. The private heated pool provides safe swimming for all ages without beach undertow. La Herradura beach, 20 minutes’ walk away, slopes gently into shallow, calm water—ideal for young swimmers. The villa’s terrace is enclosed by safety railings. Almuñécar’s Majuelo Park offers botanical exploration suitable for children aged 4+. Supermarkets in town stock standard branded goods and nappies. The property lacks specific high-chairs or cots—discuss requirements with the management team prior to booking. Families with teenagers will find the pool and beach proximity, plus La Herradura village café culture, sufficient entertainment. Families with children under 5 should confirm cot and feeding equipment availability before commitment.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway?

The rental rate includes Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning throughout, pool heating, all bed linen and towels, and water and electricity utilities. The barbecue and outdoor kitchen equipment are provided and accessible. A optional weekly cleaning service is available for an additional fee. Towel and linen changes during the stay require advance coordination with management. The wine fridge is stocked by guests; the coffee machine is provided but coffee pods are guest-supplied.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Condesa Villa Rental in Spain – Book Your Getaway?

La Herradura village (2km, 5-minute drive) contains three seafood-focused restaurants: Taverna la Peña, Casa Recco, and El Tintero, all sourcing daily catch from the local fleet. These operate year-round except occasional Mondays. Almuñécar town centre (3km) hosts a Thursday morning market selling fresh produce, fish, and local goods; permanent supermarkets (Carrefour, local fruit and vegetable shops) operate daily. The town’s restaurants span tapas bars (Mesón Pepe) to fine dining (Ayo’s, known for paella). Salobreña (30km southeast) offers hilltop dining with coastal views and Michelin-listed establishments. Specialty food shops in Almuñécar sell local avocados, tropical fruits, and cured fish during harvest seasons.