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This large two-storey villa that in practice accommodates two independent houses, internally linked by a staircase, but which also have two private accesses each. When entering the house, it is surprising to see the red house suspended in this green garden and flanked by pine trees, palm trees and other native trees and the contrast with the blue/celestial Valencian sky captured so beautifully by the great Sorolla. This is the other side of Valencia, the least known and most endearing of Valencians, inland next to the Mediterranean, orange palm trees, the mountains, pure air and the sun that illuminates everything. The ground floor has a bedroom with bathroom, a huge living room with kitchen and fireplace and a magnificent wine cellar. This floor is accessed from the large porch. On one side is the area of ​​the large covered paellero with, in front, the beautiful garden and views of the plot and the Calderona mountain range, and on the other flank the staircase leading to the upper floor (and to the second home), as well as as well as the tennis court (convertible into a paddle tennis court) and the pool with the solarium and the huge terrace for dinners and evenings by the pool. The upper floor of the house has all the comforts and with a sober style, which seems rather Castilian, with its windows and shutters and the spaciousness of the rooms, made up of three bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen with access to the porch facing the pool and a very cozy dining room, also with access to the same large porch. The access to this house is also preceded and protected by a beautiful porch with panoramic views of the Sierra Calderona, framed by the trees and palm trees in the garden, causing the sensation of being in paradise. With a huge cistern under the tennis court area, the plot has ten shares of water to irrigate and fill the cistern and the pool. In total, the plot has half a hectare, with 1,007m² of constructed area, which includes the house, the paellero, the pool, a large storage room and the porch and tennis court areas. The lower part of the plot, which constitutes around 60% of the surface, has an agricultural use divided into two large terraces with orange trees in the middle part and the lower part is currently uncultivated. In this area it is possible to install a plant of photovoltaic panels of contained dimensions to supply not only the house and its dependencies but to pour into the network with a non-negligible profit. The house also has a closed garage that is accessed directly from the path that surrounds the property.