Sunny flat with pool & terrace

Welcome to my flat near beautiful Alicante (Europe's sunniest city). Perfect for year-round outdoor activities or just relaxing in the amazing weather. HIGHLIGHTS: - 60m² flat with a big terrace - Work-friendly: Big table & screen, fast wifi, natural light & views from office - 2 swimming pools and 300 days of sun per year - Free sports gear for outdoor adventures FLAT DETAILS - 1 bedroom (big bed for 2) - 1 office room (with sofa-bed for 2) - Living room and open kitchen (fully equipped) - 2 bathrooms, 1 shower. - 1 big covered terrace with a big table and 6 chairs - AC (with heater too) in 2 rooms and big ventilator in the bedroom - Great views from the office and terrace: Gardens, mountains and great sunsets - Located on the outskirts of Alicante in a quiet neighbourhood (20-minute drive from the city center). - I bought this flat 2 years ago and renovated all the important stuff (new beds, furniture, fridge, paint...) - You won’t have to take care of pets or plants. EXTRAS Many sport gadgets that you can use for free: - 2 mountain bikes - 1 inflatable kayak for 2 people - 1 SUP (stand-up paddleboard) - 2 Masks and 2 wetsuits for snorkeling - Tennis and padel rackets - Basic yoga and “gym” equipment I will also provide a written guide with the best places to visit, things to do, "hidden gems" and other useful tips. MOVING AROUND In my neighbourhood (5 minutes walking), you have: - A few restaurants and bars - Golf course - Tennis and padel courts - Small supermarket With a car or taxi, in 30 minutes or less you can reach many cool places: - Many beaches and mountains to explore (great for hiking, biking, rock climbing, kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving and other outdoor activities) - 3 medium-sized cities (Alicante, Elche and Benidorm) + many nice small villages (Altea, Guadalest, Villajoyosa...) for sightseeing, shopping, concerts, museums, nightlife, etc. - Big airport & train station (affordable flights from many European cities) Also, Valencia (big city with lots of nomads and expats) is 2 hours away by car, bus or train. I recommend renting a car if you want to explore the area properly. I'm in the outskirts of the city and public transport is very limited here (3-4 buses per day + extra connections needed for most places). You can take taxis/Uber/Cabify to go to the city (20 minutes) and airport (30 minutes). And you can use for free my 2 mountain bikes to explore the surroundings and go to the closest beaches, supermarket, etc. But you would need a car anyway to visit many cool beaches, mountains, little villages, etc. There are usually cheap rental cars in Alicante's airport, but if you have trouble with this, I have a big car and an electric motorbike you could use (we would arrange it using a car-sharing platform to have proper insurance). Feel free to ask me anything! :)