Villa for sale in Hondón de las Nieves, Alicante

Modern new build villa in various country locations with minimum 10,000 of land, 200 sqm house and double garage, now with an outside bathroom for the pool and integrated garage. Electric blinds included, central heating and air conditioning, machine ducted throughout the house and electric gate. (Kitchen not included)

New design villa with various finishes inside and out.

Villa includes double garage and pool, plot and fully legal, tiles and bathrooms. All internal changes can be accommodated, and this design can be increased if you require more space.

New build villas have mains electricity and water, with internet available in the areas. Lots of options available: garage, summer kitchen, different pool sizes, guest house, and more.

New build villas now have the following options for self-sufficient living (they already come with mains electricity and water), and we have 2 plots available.

4th very large bedroom plus €25,000, complete solar systems, water tank storage from grey water/rainwater, raised veggie gardens, various fruit tree orchard options.

Chicken coup – run.

Low running costs on villas in Pinoso: yearly council tax from as low as €300, fast internet €20 a month, solar option for reduced electricity bills. Water collection systems for reducing water bills (which are around €150 a year without the savings).

Hondón de las Nieves and Hondón de los Frailes nest in a beautiful valley located inland, west of Alicante in Spain. Hondón de las Nieves and its neighbouring village Hondón de los Frailes are typical Spanish, rural villages, quaint, friendly, and have changed very little over the years.

Hondón de las Nieves literally means “Gorge of the Snow” but not after the weather. It is named for the village’s loyalty to their patron, “The Virgin of the Snow”. This effigy and the church are at the heart of village life, and the “Virgin” has her own fiesta dedicated to her.

Although there is not much written about the history of Hondón de las Nieves, it is said that the town was inhabited at the time of the Greeks. It belonged to the jurisdiction of Aspe until 1839, when it became independent and formed a single municipality in conjunction with Hondón de los Frailes, which in turn had been segregated from Redován. In 1926 Hondón de las Nieves and Hondón de los Frailes separated to become independent municipalities.

The Hondón Valley is well known for its grape vines and is sometimes called “The Valley of the Vines”. The economy relies heavily on the agricultural industry in this very fertile valley. Grapes, almonds, and olives are mainly grown here. Surrounded by an expanse of mountain views (Crevillente Sierras), this rural area is known as the District of Vinalopó, a name often seen on Spanish wine. The other dominant industry has been construction, with many limestone quarries servicing the Costa Blanca building trade with cement products.

The Hondón Valley enjoys over 300 days of sunshine and pleasant breezes. Summers are very hot, whilst winters are mild. The Hondón Valley is a peaceful and tranquil area, and the pace of slow life.