Cozy apartment in one of the streets in the center of the city but with the same characteristics that visitors to the old town fall in love with. this apartment is located in the hanging houses of the river the charm that you can enjoy from your window both during the day with the sea in the background and at night with the lights that give these houses that special air ...
The house has a window that overlooks the river and a balcony that overlooks the street where you have access to the house. The apartment is accessed from an independent door, a short flight of stairs distributes us to the house, as soon as we enter we find a kitchen area with table and sofa, wooden stairs to access the attic where a romantic attic room is located that gives a touch of privacy.
It has a comfortable bathroom, taking advantage of all the spaces a kitchen has been incorporated under the loft and at the back a second room that can be converted into a living room during the day. with a balcony overlooking the river area.
Undoubtedly an apartment where you can enjoy your holidays and also with the possibility of obtaining a return on the apartment since it has a tourist permit to rent.
unbeatable location close to all services and a few minutes from the beach.
- It has air conditioning
- Tourism permit. So if you are looking for something to enjoy your vacation and get profitable this house is perfect, you will only have to worry about bringing your personal things.
- 2 bed 1 bathroom, kitchen with a seating area.
50 M2 approx.
A little history about this emblematic street.
Carrer Llimons de La Vila is one of the city's most historic and emblematic streets. The road runs practically parallel to the Amadorio River and the commercial life of the municipality was forged there for almost 3,000 years. The current Doctor Ãlvaro Esquerdo street hides in its foundations part of the history of the town that will now see the light thanks to a project of the municipal archive.
The name â??Llimonsâ?? (Limones street) does not respond to anything other than the trees that filled it years ago and hence it got its popular name. At the moment it receives the name of Calle Doctor Ãlvaro Esquerdo but the other denomination continues to be used.
But, what is the origin of Carrer Llimons? The street has a long history as a commercial route in La Vila, its existence dates back more than 2,500 years, which
would make it one of the oldest streets in La Vila.
The works of the new river park carried out in 2010 brought to light a terrace of carved ashlars that supported a very old path. This road, on the south bank, came down from Calvario Street and, after fording the riverbed (a few meters downstream from the railway bridge), it went up on the opposite side along the 'Camà de Costes' to link up with Limones Street. . The remains of the terrace were preserved for future recovery.
To the south, this road continued towards Alicante and on both sides was the great Poble Nou cemetery, where tombs have been found since the 6th century BC. C. until the 5th century. With the discovery of this section of descent to the river, it was shown that the historic path of Alicante was that, and that Alicante Street, in the Poble Nou neighborhood, only began to function as such when At the beginning of the 19th century, with the corsair danger already disappeared, an entrance was opened in the wall of the river in the current Travesseret, to facilitate the movement of people and enter more directly into the city avoiding the detour that the old road gave.
The well-known Camà del Peix had its beginning in Doctor Ãlvaro Esquerdo street
The Vila Joiosa was for centuries isolated by land from the large population centers of the Kingdom of Valencia since it is built following the right bank of the river. The main communication route with the interior lands and even Valencia was known as Camà Reial d'Orxeta, whose initial section would be the current Calle Doctor Ãlvaro Esquerdo. That road became a place of continuous commercial transit since the 18th century.
Hundreds of horses circulated through it daily, coming and going exchanging raw materials and manufactured products with the great industrial center of Alcoi, of which La Vila was its commercial port until the end of the 19th century. This road was the limit of the Roman city and its entrance from Lucentum, and surrounded the base of the great municipal baths of Allon,
