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<\/p>\nParties of six looking for private accommodation in the upmarket fishing town of Llafranc on the Costa Brava may be interested in the beautiful villa known as Sa Blava.<\/p>\n
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Sa Blava has three bedrooms and two bathrooms and is a bright, spacious and airy villa in a fantastic location. The sought-after coastal village of Llafranc, with its sandy bay, tree-lined promenade and quality restaurants facing out to sea, is just three kilometres from Sa Blava.<\/p>\n
The villa is tastefully decorated with fresh, contemporary furnishings and bright pastel tones, retaining a truly Mediterranean d\u00e9cor style. An outdoor terrace can be accessed via French doors from the open-plan living and dining room. The accommodation on the lower level can be accessed from the outside, giving privacy to guests comprising of two separate parties.<\/p>\n
This pretty, rural house is set within an acre of grounds, boasting lawns, a dense pine forest and an enticing swimming pool. Guests can soak up the incredible scenery on Sa Blava\u2019s doorstep, which stretches across meadows and hillsides and out towards the nearby Mediterranean.<\/p>\n
Sa Blava makes the most of its idyllic Mediterranean locale, with a built-in barbecue, gas barbecue and open and shaded terraces, encouraging guests to enjoy wining and dining under the bright Catalan stars, twinkling in a clear sky with no light pollution obstructing their visibility.<\/p>\n
This charming rural retreat is hidden away down a country lane, not far from one of the most celebrated restaurants in the region. Guests who enjoy rambling through the countryside will be in their element at Sa Blava, as a network of coastal and country walks criss-cross their way through this area of outstanding natural beauty.<\/p>\n
Equally as charming as Llafranc are its neighbouring fishing towns of Tamariu and Calella de Palafrugell, all three of which are home to upmarket bars and restaurants, quaint shops and scenic sandy beaches.<\/p>\n