Villa for sale in Càlig, Castellón

A unique and special villa set on an extensive plot with direct sea views and great potential. The estate is made up of two independent plots: one where the main house is located, along with an outbuilding, a cellar, a swimming pool, and various dependencies; and an adjoining plot with a completely equipped rural-style house.

The main residence comprises a large living-dining room, a kitchen, a guest toilet, and a library study on its lower floor. On the upper floor, there is a large living room, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms.

Outside, there is an underground cellar with an independent kitchen and a cloakroom, a swimming-pool area, several storage rooms for tools and belongings, and an artisanal distillery. In addition, there is a multipurpose room that currently serves as a museum. All of this is surrounded by fruit trees and dense vegetation, with an ingenious and unique irrigation system.

On the adjacent plot there is a beautiful rural-style house, fully renovated, within a plot with enormous potential for investment and development. This is a singular property, with central heating on diesel fuel, fenced with different access points, a security system, sea and landscape views, and just a few minutes’ walk from the town center.

Calig is a small town located in a perfect setting to combine the proximity of both the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. It is 10 minutes by car from Vinaròs, Benicarló, and Peñíscola, the main coastal cities in the north of the province of Castellón. Close to the Panorámica golf course and to several tennis clubs. Beaches are 10 minutes and 20 minutes from the famous Papa Luna Castle in Peñíscola. The Calig villa is situated atop a hill 123 meters above sea level, surrounded by vegetation typical of the Mediterranean landscape. Among its monuments, the parish church stands out, dating back to the 14th century, and the hermitage of the Verge dels Socors, located in a wooded setting. Its most interesting civil monuments include the town center of the municipality, which preserves the street layout unchanged, as well as some finely crafted portal entrances in “sillar” style.