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The Poets Cottage

You couldn't be nearer to the breathtaking mountain town of Ronda, yet still in the countryside. This lovely village house - which has many of its original features, such as metre thick stone walls, pantile roof and ancient well - is just 5 minutes from Ronda, and a delightful walk into the nearby mountains. Renovated to the highest standards, it has terracotta floors, bespoke wooden kitchen units and historic decorative wall tiles. The garden has been well landscaped and has 2 ancient olive trees and a productive fig tree, while a vine clambers up onto the roof terrace above. While quiet, Arriate is anything but sleepy with an abundance of good shops and a couple of excellent restaurants. Very 'Andaluz' in feel, locals are friendly and have some of the region's most popular festivals, particularly at Easter. Best of all, the village pool is only a minute's stroll and in a beautifully shady spot perfect for cooling off in the hot summer.

 

Inside Poets Cottage
The entrance is through an antique front door on a quiet dead end street which always has a parking space. Downstairs there are three bedrooms, the master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and direct access to the garden.

 

Outside Poets Cottage
The best surprise about Poet's Cottage is its delightful leafy garden hidden at the back. With a profusion of lavender, roses and daisies, it has wonderfully deep shade from two ancient olive trees and a healthy fig tree in one corner, plus a rambling vine which is now skirting all around the garden.

 

Where we are
Ronda is just 45 minutes from the Costa del Sol, in sunny southern Spain. But while just 50 miles in distance, it is one million miles in character, the ancient settlement, largely unspoilt and still preserving many of its ancient Moorish and Roman buildings.

The Area
While you are just ten minutes to Ronda by car, you are only 15 minutes walk to Arriate, one of the friendliest white-villages of the Serrania de Ronda.