Villa Grandesa | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Teulada

Ten guests. Five bedrooms scattered across two storeys. One sweeping terrace where the Mediterranean light turns golden at dusk. Villa Grandesa in Teulada sits among almond groves and muscatel vines, 2km from Moraira’s waterfront and built in the unhurried style of a traditional finca—whitewashed stone, terracotta tiles, and wooden shutters that frame the countryside beyond. This is a luxury villa rental in Teulada where the pace slows the moment you arrive.

Inside Villa Grandesa

Villa Grandesa sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, spread across 300 square metres of carefully restored living space. The ground floor holds the villa’s social heart: a bright living room with wall-mounted television and a dining table seating eight, flowing seamlessly to a fully-equipped kitchen with contemporary appliances and direct access to the exterior patio. A laundry room with connections to both interior and outdoor areas provides practical convenience. Two double bedrooms occupy the ground floor, each with its own television, sharing a single bathroom with shower. The first floor climbs to three additional bedrooms—a double with television and a private balcony overlooking the terraced hillsides, a second double with television, and a twin room featuring two single beds, television, and built-in storage. A second bathroom with shower serves the upper level. This layout works exceptionally well for multi-generational groups or friends travelling together, as children or guests preferring ground-floor access have their own self-contained wing while others enjoy countryside views from above.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior transforms Villa Grandesa into an open-air entertainment venue. An 11.5 by 4.5 metre private swimming pool dominates the terrace—surrounded by sun loungers and a dedicated chill-out area where afternoon shade becomes as valuable as the morning sun. The covered terrace, supported by arched openings and traditional wooden construction, seats ten at a large family table, offering protection when the occasional coastal wind picks up. The outdoor kitchen operates year-round: a full-sized oven, dual microwaves, commercial-grade refrigerator, dishwasher, and barbecue occupy the dedicated cooking zone alongside a separate eight-seat dining table. Shower and toilet facilities sit poolside, eliminating the need to track water through the main house. A grassy relaxation area beyond the terrace provides space for activities—a basketball hoop appeals to competitive guests, while the table tennis setup entertains during lazy afternoons. Parking for four vehicles occupies a practical zone near the entrance. At sunset, the terrace faces west across the almond groves, and the light turns amber and rose—this is the moment when the villa truly reveals why locals chose these hillsides for their own retreats.

Inside, modern comforts run throughout: Wi-Fi keeps guests connected without demanding attention, air conditioning maintains comfort during summer heat, two dishwashers handle the inevitable pile of glasses and plates, and washing and tumble-drying facilities manage the week’s laundry. Safety features including smoke detection and fire extinguishers meet all current regulations. Cots and highchairs are available on request, provided guests confirm requirements before arrival.

Location: Teulada and the Surrounding Area

Teulada occupies the inland ridge of the Costa Blanca’s most distinctive landscape—terraced hillsides sloping toward the Mediterranean, scattered with agricultural holdings and rural retreats. From Villa Grandesa, Moraira’s beaches lie 2 kilometres downhill, reachable by car in five minutes or by coastal path in thirty. Moraira itself evolved from a small fishing village into a sophisticated coastal town, its Old Town retaining cobbled streets and the Iglesia Fortaleza de Santa Catalina—a 16th-century fortified church that defended against Barbary pirates. The waterfront now hosts restaurants including Pescador and Terra Vian, where local fish arrives daily and local wines are taken seriously. The main beach, Platja de l’Ampolla, stretches wide and shallow—ideal for families. North of town, El Portet’s rocky cove invites snorkellers and kayakers, while the coastal trail climbing to Cap D’Or’s watchtower rewards hikers with panoramic bay views.

Hidden coves lie minutes away: Cala Llebeigh, once used by smugglers navigating medieval trade routes, now serves swimmers and photographers. Further south by 8 kilometres, Cala Granadella’s turquoise waters and dramatic cliff formations create a Mediterranean fantasy—nearby restaurants serve arroz a banda, the regional rice speciality cooked in fish stock. Supermarkets in Moraira stock everyday provisions; the town market runs three days weekly for fresh produce and local cheeses.

Beyond the coast, inland adventures reward the curious. Callosa d’en Sarrià lies 40 kilometres west, famous for pineapple cultivation and home to Las Fuentes del Algar waterfalls—a network of crystal-clear pools and shaded forest trails providing escape from summer heat. Local wineries throughout the region offer tastings of Muscatel and other Costa Blanca varietals, particularly around Dénia, 25 kilometres north. Cycling routes thread through orange groves and inland villages. For further destination inspiration, explore our Costa Blanca travel guide, and discover more luxury villas in Teulada and throughout Spain.

Seasonal timing matters: May through June brings warm days without peak summer crowds, wildflowers still bloom on hillsides, and restaurants remain relaxed. September and October reverse the pattern—heat gradually softens, crowds thin after August, and the sea remains swimmable. Winter months (November–February) offer mild temperatures perfect for hiking and coastal walks, though occasional rain comes inland. July and August attract families but bring Mediterranean heat and crowded beaches.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Grandesa accommodates groups of ten comfortably—two families with teenagers, three couples travelling together, or a multi-generational gathering of grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren. The bedroom distribution supports various configurations: couples prefer the first-floor master with its private balcony, families with younger children choose ground-floor bedrooms for convenience, and teenagers appreciate the twin room’s independence. Groups planning to cook together find the outdoor kitchen and dual dishwashers reduce friction—each person doesn’t feel obligated to formal meal duty. The pool suits families more than adult-only groups, though anyone appreciating serious outdoor space finds the terrace irresistible. Those seeking cultural immersion benefit from Moraira’s museums and walking routes; adventure-oriented guests find coastal hiking and water sports at doorstep.

Couples seeking rural peace rather than nightlife isolation will find the balance works well: quietness when desired, restaurants and town amenities accessible without feeling suburban. For those interested in wine education, proximity to local wineries and tasting opportunities supports a slow-travel approach.

Practical Information

Villa Grandesa accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The nearest international airport is Alicante-Elche, 90 kilometres south, approximately 75 minutes by car. Valencia Airport lies 140 kilometres north, roughly 100 minutes’ drive—both airports offer transfer services to the villa. Supermarkets including Mercadona and Carrefour operate in Moraira, 2 kilometres away, with weekly markets providing fresh local produce. Pre-stocking of the refrigerator can be arranged before arrival—a convenience appreciated by those arriving late or beginning holiday immediately without shopping. Wi-Fi connection supports remote work if necessary, though the villa’s position encourages device-free afternoons. Air conditioning maintains comfortable temperatures during July and August without excessive energy use. All standard bed linen, bath towels, and pool towels are included. The swimming pool and terrace areas are available year-round; heating extends the comfortable swimming season. Check-in flexibility accommodates varying travel schedules—discuss timing directly with the booking team.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Grandesa

How many guests does Villa Grandesa sleep?

Villa Grandesa accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms. The ground floor contains 2 double bedrooms; the first floor holds 1 master double with balcony, 1 additional double, and 1 twin room with single beds. Cots and highchairs for infants are available on request. No sofa beds supplement the bedroom capacity, so maximum occupancy is 10.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Grandesa in Teulada?

Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) is the closest international gateway, 90 kilometres south, approximately 75 minutes by car via the AP-7 motorway. Valencia Airport (VLC) lies 140 kilometres north, roughly 100 minutes’ drive north via the CV-500 and A-7. Both airports offer car rental and arrange private transfers to the villa; many guests find the Alicante route quicker despite slightly longer distance. Direct flights from UK, Northern Europe, and major European cities serve both terminals.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Grandesa?

May and June offer the optimal balance: daytime temperatures reach 25–28°C (77–82°F), evening cooling provides comfortable sleeping conditions, and crowds haven’t peaked. September and October mirror this appeal—warm but not scorching, with thinned crowds after August holidays. Winter (November–February) brings mild 14–18°C (57–64°F) days ideal for hiking and coastal exploration, though occasional rain arrives. July and August attract families and deliver reliable sunshine, but temperatures exceed 30°C (86°F) and popular beaches become congested. Spring wildflowers bloom March–May; autumn colour develops September–October in inland areas.

Is Villa Grandesa suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private 11.5 by 4.5 metre swimming pool provides safe, contained water recreation without beach supervision demands. Moraira’s Platja de l’Ampolla beach, 2 kilometres away, offers shallow, lifeguard-supervised bathing ideal for younger children. Ground-floor bedrooms with bathroom access suit families with small children. The basketball hoop and table tennis engage older children during downtime. High chairs and cots support families with infants. The outdoor kitchen and dining setup allows flexible mealtimes without formal restaurant constraints. Supermarkets and pharmacies in Moraira are minutes away. The villa lacks direct beach access, so children’s beach days require short car journeys rather than walking from the door.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Grandesa?

Accommodation for 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is included. Utilities (electricity, water, gas), Wi-Fi connection, air conditioning, and heating (pool heating available seasonally) are covered. All bed linen, bath towels, pool towels, kitchen equipment, and dishwasher supplies are provided. Basic cleaning before check-in and after check-out is included. Private parking for 4 vehicles is included. Optional add-ons include pre-stocking the refrigerator, additional cleaning during the stay, cots and highchairs, and airport transfers via external providers.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Grandesa?

Moraira town centre, 2 kilometres downhill, hosts restaurants including Pescador (specialising in fresh fish daily), Terra Vian (welcoming wine bar with coastal views), and numerous tapas restaurants along the waterfront. Cala Granadella, 8 kilometres south, offers beachside dining at several establishments serving arroz a banda and paella. Supermarkets Mercadona and Carrefour operate in Moraira with standard European groceries and fresh produce. Weekly markets (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) in Moraira’s town centre sell local vegetables, cheeses, and prepared foods from regional suppliers. Cafés and bakeries line Moraira’s Old Town streets. For wine, local bodegas in Dénia, 25 kilometres north, offer tastings and purchases of Muscatel and other Costa Blanca wines. Fresh fish arrives daily at Moraira’s waterfront fishmongers, making it possible to prepare evening meals with the day’s catch.