After the success of the first Phase, we are delighted to announce the launch of the second phase with breathtaking views in this unique environment.

The second phase consists of 40 apartments designed in Andalusian style built to the highest standards inclusive of large terraces, garage, and storeroom, hot and cold air-conditioning, built in wardrobes and a communal pool.

Everything is ready for you to enjoy the tranquillity of this exclusive location with the best price in mind starting from:

1 Bed 1 bath £53,506

2 Bed 2 bath £79,771

3 Bed 2 bath £89,441

Townhouses 3 Bed 2 Bath £135,137

Penthouses 3 Bed 2 Bath £179,991

Arcos de la Frontera is located on the planes of the "Ruta de los pueblos blancos" in the heart of Costa de la Luz. The historical town of Arcos boasts beautiful Christian-era monuments and narrow labyrinthine streets.

Situated on cliffs above the river Guadelete, Arcos's 15th century Moorish castle has staggering views over the valley. The beauty of its complex historical architecture recalls the most typical Andalusian flavour. Thanks to its meandering streets and patios, reminding us of its rich historical past. . It served by excellent network links and the location of "Arcos de la Frontera" connects you with several popular areas to visit such as "Bahia Gaditana", Jerez (the city famous for sherry and horses) and Seville. Another natural paradise close by is "La Serrania" and "Grazalema Natural Park". With its wonderful sparkling mountain streams and lakes and being just 20 km from the national park of Sierra De Grazalema, Arcos will be a haven for hikers and nature lovers.

For those who enjoy playing golf there are lots of golf courses near by to practice their game.

Only ten minutes from the international airport of Jerez with 2 flights a day from London and daily flights from Berlin. Gibraltar Airport only 45 minutes away offers an alternative for flights to and from the UK. Getting there couldn't be easier.

The beautiful city of Cadiz is a short drive away and the port of Santa Maria, famous for its sherry and excellent seafood restaurants is well worth a visit. The fabulous unspoiled beaches of the Costa de Luz are only 20 minutes away. This is an outstanding opportunity to own a beautiful inland property and to be able to experience the real Spain.

This Project is due for completion in May 2007 and deposits are already being taken as many of our clients have seen the potential this area offers. The development consists of three bedroom, two bathroom apartments offering panoramic lakeside views. They are perfect for a holiday home or a permanent base and have tremendous rental potential. In short, they are an excellent investment for only £53,506.

Calls 07810 152 133 or 0870 042 1647 for more information. 

Nationals of EU countries are eligible for free emergency medical treatment when staying in Spain for less than 90 days and on production of the correct documentation.

If you are a resident of the United Kingdom, you need to obtain form E111 which is free and available at most main post offices.  In addition, it is advisable for holiday makers to arrange private medical insurance to cover for other eventualities.

For those living and working in Spain, you are entitled to free or subsidised medical and dental treatment if:
you pay Spanish social securityyou are a retired EU resident receiving a Spanish state pension
you have paid social security contributions in another EU country for two full years or more prior to coming to Spain, you will then have cover for a limited period.
you are a retired EU  national of retirement age who isn’t in receipt of a pension, but can prove you cannot afford private health insurance.

If you need an ambulance, 061 is the national emergency number in Spain.   Alternatively, taxis by law must transport a medical emergency to hospital if requested.  Should you need to use a private vehicle to transport someone to hospital in an emergency, it is usually sufficient to put on your hazard lights and wave a piece of white material out of the car to gain priority over other vehicles.

If you are able, you can go to the casualty department of a hospital or a 24 hour public health clinic.  If you own a property in Spain you should find out your nearest hospital casualty department and how to get there.

There are also 24 hour private clinics in many areas, and they offer a quick service at all hours, usually at a reasonable price. 

You will find that many chemists post a list of local clinics and hospitals where emergency treatment is available.

Spanish Education has undergone a dramatic tranformation over the past decade, with a huge improvement in standards in both private and state schools.

Education is not compulsory in Spain until the age of six.

Many parents of British children choose to send their children to Spanish nursery school first, where they learn the language quickly.

At age 11, children are often moved to English or international schools.

State school education is free, whilst private school fees start from about 6,000 Euros per annum.  There are a good range of international schools in the more popular areas and around cities, whilst more remote areas have only Spanish schools.

With over 300 days of sunshine per annum and an average year round temperature of 70 degrees, Southern Spain enjoys an ideal climate.  Winters are extremely mild, Spring and Autumn are almost always warm and dry, and Summers are inevitably hot.

Through a perfect combination of climate, topography and location, Southern Spain offers a huge range of diverse activities.

Watersports, from windsurfing, to sailing, swimming, snorkelling and scuba-diving

Ski-ing in the Sierra Nevada. Abundant hill walking and mountain climbing to suit all levels

Spectacular scenery, from Lake Vinuela, to the natural parks of El Chorro and El Torcal. Stunning architecture in towns such as Ronda in Andalucia and Granada with its stunning Alhambra Palace

Rare birds and butterflies in the Costa de la Luz, as well as the famous flamingos at Torrevieja in the Costa Blanca

Fine art in Valencia, the home of works of art by El Greco and Goya, or the newly opened Picasso museum in Malaga

A huge range of shopping opportunities, from designer boutiques to local crafts. Towns across Southern Spain have regular fiestas, awash with colour, music, dance, fireworks and local food.  Our advice is simply to join in!

Whatever your preference, the lifestyle in Southern Spain is vastly different from the UK, with everyone having more time, people appearing much more relaxed and  the beautiful weather playing a major factor in how people enjoy their lives.

Ski in the magnificent Sierra Nevada in the morning and sunbathe on the beach in the afternoon

Enjoy delicious local tapas in a Spanish bar at lunchtime and eat international cuisine in a fine cosmopolitan restaurant in the evening

Take a strenuous hike in the mountains, or a gentle stroll down to your favourite beach bar   

Find tranquillity in the rural idyll of Spain’s magnificent countryside, or enjoy your home comforts and a huge range of facilities within easy reach.