The founding of the city of Vélez-Málaga dates back to the 10th century AD by the Andalusian Arabs, although Phoenician and Roman archaeological sites have been found in the area, dating back more than two thousand years. The city preserves a significant Mudejar and Baroque architectural heritage with palaces, churches and convents among picturesque streets. Protected by mountains to the north and with the Mediterranean Sea to the south, it enjoys a warm climate that provides the ideal enclave for tropical fruit trees such as avocados, mangoes, custard apples, papayas ... In the upper part of the city, and with spectacular views of the sea, is this beautiful villa. It has two floors and a lot of outside space. On the north side of the plot there is a large patio, partly covered and the other with a driveway, where you can have barbecues and unforgettable summer dinners with...