A total of 5817 square metres of fertile land arranged in 15 terraces on a south facing hillside.
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| Our chief fruit grader |
The main commercial crop is Nispero, variety Algar, and there are approximately 200 mature heavy cropping trees.
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| South facing view from inside the covered terrace |
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| The finished product |
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| View from the bottom of the hill |
For the house there are 6 Orange, 1 Tangerine (Satsuma), 1 Lemon, 3 Chirimoya (Custard
Apple), 2 Green Fig, and 1 Caqui (Persimmon) as mature trees.
New young trees recently planted include Lime, Satsuma, and Mango.
An automatic drip irrigation system is in place, with two battery 7 day timers and solenoid operated relay valves.
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| View of property from across the valley |
Here is a view of the house from across the valley, with the nearest neighbour the cream coloured house closer to
the camera.
The boundaries of the land are essentially the road curving around the back of the finca, the stand of avocado trees
at the end of the netting and behind the house in this picture, and the small garages down the hill (barely distinguishable).
There is no netting on this land.
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| Looking down to Altea, Albir, and the sea |
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| View from the terrace looking left |
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