A home with a story in every room.

Exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors and objects from Ursula’s travels give the living room its personal character. Gather around the wood-burning fireplace, settle into a chair with a book, or use the dining table for a board game. Doors open onto the front terrace, carrying everyday life outside.

The kitchen is informal, rural and well equipped for cooking at home. An extendable table makes room for meals indoors; a few steps lead up to the covered terrace when you would rather eat outside. The pool and outdoor shower sit just beside it, so lunch and an afternoon swim are easily combined.

The main bedroom has a double bed and two pull-out single beds tucked behind a screen, accommodating up to four guests in one room. A desk occupies a corner with a view. Air conditioning is charged according to use.

A double bed and an additional single bed make space for three guests. There is a sitting corner, a view outside and access through the patio as well as the house. Air conditioning is charged according to use.

The first bathroom has a shower and toilet and is reached from the hallway near the living spaces. The second sits between the bedrooms and has a bathtub and toilet. Towels are provided.

The private inner courtyard brings the rooms together in the Andalusian tradition. Ochre walls, terracotta tiles, plants and collected details make it a place to pause: a few pages of a book, an unhurried conversation, another hour around the table.

A small circular pool looks over the mountains towards the Mediterranean. Around the house, terraces offer different places to eat, sit and take in the views; beside the covered terrace is an outdoor shower. Beyond them, the large fenced garden has a hammock beneath an old holm oak.