Sarg Dorat - Casa en Binibeca Nou

Are there ravines in Binibeca? The answer is yes, there are two mini-barrancos, the most pronounced is in the eastern part of the residential urbanisation of Binibeca Nou, little sister of the famous Binibeca Vell with its "Pueblo de Pescadores", and right next to this little ravine is the Villa Sarg Dorat, with an absolutely exceptional result. The dense grove of wild olive trees and holm oaks creates a microclimate of freshness and an atmosphere of tranquillity and enjoyment of nature.

The resulting garden between the area of wild vegetation and the house is an oasis of greenery, there is a very extensive covered terrace, with different areas to sit and enjoy the atmosphere, a large barbecue, a small pond with goldfish and a wooden hut that gives two additional places for those who want to enjoy this wonderful place and spend the night in this truly romantic and exceptional environment.

The house is divided into two floors, both with their terraces, as also on the first floor there is an extensive terrace offering a beautiful view over the trees. On this floor there are two bedrooms, both with double beds, and a complete bathroom. On the ground floor there is a spacious and very elegant glazed living room with double access to the garden, the beautiful open kitchen separated from the living room by a fireplace and a complete bathroom. As you can see in the photos, the whole house and also the exteriors are decorated with natural materials and a lot of taste, lots of wood, nuanced colours and ample spaces.

If you are a lover of nature and the Mediterranean landscape, you will love this house. In addition to being a haven of peace and freshness, its location ensures you have quick access to both Cala Torret, with its restaurants and bars, several of them with an enviable sea view, its well-stocked supermarket, its diving school and kayak and bicycle rental, and the beautiful beach of Binibeca, both about 600 metres away. Then, a kilometre and a half away, is the "Pueblo de Pescadores", where there are more restaurants, bars, supermarkets and ice-cream parlours.