At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, in the heart of Zahora but a minute walk from the beach, surrounded by centuries-old olive trees, here it is Villa Dakar. This square-meter villa for rent in Zahora spread over two floors is one of the oldest houses in the area, which has been extensively renovated on several occasions using antique pieces, such as the two entrance doors, the wooden beams and windows on the ground floor, the hydraulic floor of the kitchen and the tiles on the porch that surround the house that come from a demolition of historic houses in Cadiz from the 19th century, giving it all a unique and personal charm.
Under it a hammock has been installed to enjoy the quiet and intimacy of the garden, which in the late afternoon takes on particularly pleasant tones. The entire ground floor is open plan, giving a feeling of spaciousness and allowing you to share with family or friends even in different rooms, only visually delimited by wooden beams. The kitchen is fully equipped, orange SMEG refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, sandwich maker, ceramic hob, washing machine, dishwasher, crockery and complete cutlery plus kitchenware.
This floor also has a small bathroom. On the upper floor there are three bedrooms that open onto a common corridor and a large bathroom. The room also has a private terrace that overlooks the entrance porch of the house.
The outdoors of the house has two porches, a porch with plants at the entrance of the house and another that overlooks the garden and consists of three small outdoor sofas with two seats each, a central table and a pergola.
Apart from the above described, the house has 4 parking spaces. As a curiosity to say that the marble floor of the house comes from the demolition of an old church in Seville, the roof tiles also come from the demolition of an 18th century farmhouse in Seville and the bricks seen from the exterior of the house are made by hand in the Triana neighborhood of Seville.
