A charming property, oozing in character; in for me the nicest area of the old town, behind the San Mateo church. This area is rarely explored by tourists or the night revellers, because of its lack of bars or restaurants, which is of benefit.

Decorated with a Mediterranean theme, with natural materials and warm colours. The rustic decor and rooftop kitchen, with fabulous eating area, is so suited to the Tarifa summer and allows one to live outdoors even whilst staying in town.

The house is distributed over three floors, the downstairs consists of the front door and entrance lobby, WC, bar / kitchen and eating area. The bar also has a door that can be opened on to the street to make one feel that one is enjoying the outdoors.

On the first floor there is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom which share a bathroom. The sitting room has two daybeds for any overflow and beyond the double bedroom there is a snug room with a single bed.  

The roof terrace, most certainly the house’s selling point,  has the master bedroom with ensuite bathroom. The kitchen is a small galley kitchen – no mod cons I am afraid. But with a four hob gas stove and an oven you will still be able to enjoy a delicious dinner on the large shaded, wind-protected terrace at lunchtime or under a starry sky. There are two sun loungers for sunbathing.

A truly special option if you want to be in town.