McCarthys Irish Cottages and International Villas
Tragumna, Skibbereen Cork, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)87 6450032 e: info@mccarthysirishcottages.com

Sol Andalusi has redefined luxury accommodation on the Spanish Costa del Sol. CNN have featured this Development on International Televison as the future of luxury Accommodation, designed with your every need catered for.

The apartment comes fully furnished with everything you will need to completely unwind, TV/DVD, radio/cd player, down to the last teaspoon. The bedroom has a double bed and the lounge is equipped with a comfortable sofa bed should that be required. The rental price also includes community charges, 24 hour security and reception services, outdoor swimming pool and lifeguards, tropical gardens with prepared walkways along Sol andalusi's lake, tennis courts, paddle courts, organization of social, entertainment and cultural activities by the in house entertainment manager, external secure car parking, all maintenance, resort management, real estate taxes.

The apartment is in a unique South facing position overlooking the swimming pool, gardens and lake. The spacious terrace is perfect for taking in the inspiring views overlooking the gardens and further beyond down the Guadalhorce Valley.
Sol also boasts a climate controlled indoor 25 metre swimming pool, adjacent to it's state of the art Fitness centre, saunas and jacuzzis. A very recent addition is a brand new Spa and Massage centre incorporating many different types of spa treatments, herbal remedies, hot rock beds and mineral baths. Staffed by well trained and friendly professionals, this is one place you can truly unwind and still maintain an active lifestyle to the extent that suits you individually.

Alhaurin Town, five minutes drive from Sol Andalusi, has a quiet villlage environment so that you can enjoy a peaceful break, but still be near to the popular beaches of Southern Spain. Alhaurin has a great variety of first class restaurants and bars. the supermarkets and shops will provide you with every other possible service. The town is large enough to have everything you may need, but small enough to maintain the old Spanish charm that Andalucia is so famous for.

The old quarter, Barrio Viejo, with some of the houses betraying their Moorish origins, is a maze of white washed streets, the outside of buildings richly decorated with a variety of ceramic tiles. There are historic buildings here, such as the old church of El Alamillo dating back to 1875 and the country house of Finca el Porton where you can wander around the gardens with a variety of birds, and visit a traditional Spanish country house from the turn of the century.