I Dreamt of San Pedro

As soon as you step behind the front door, it'll be immediately apparent that this apartment is a very recent addition to San Pedro de Alcántara's streets. The design throughout feels fresh and contemporary, with copious amounts of natural light from the living room's glass doors and whitewashed walls only adding to this effect. There are a few homages to the local region though, the bovine artwork and wicker dining chairs chief among them.

Given Andalusia's generous weather, it's not outlandish to ask what outside space will be at your disposal here. Well, out through those aforementioned glass doors, there's a private terrace on which you can sit and soak up the sunshine, but guests also have access to a communal swimming pool surrounded by loungers as well.

On top of that, there are a wealth of spots in the surrounding area to disappear to on summer afternoons. San Pedro beach is half a kilometre from the home and there are plenty more along the Andalusian coastline that are only a short drive away. You're well sorted for restaurants and bars in the local town, while the wider region isn't short of a golf course or two if you're that way inclined.

Home truths:
*There's a parking garage in the same building
*The building has a lift to reach this single-level apartment on the first floor and the home has been adapted for disabled visitors
*Though there isn't a dedicated desk here, the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace
*The TV has channels in Spanish, English, German, Dutch, French, Russian, Swedish, and Norwegian
*While the bathrooms aren't photographed, we expect the style and quality to be consistent with the rest of the home
*The host doesn't accept bookings from groups of people aged under twenty-five