Secluded Vineyard Windmill

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 2; Number of other rooms with beds: 1 Taxes of Tourism fee 1.16 EUR Per person / day may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. This is a super special 18th century windmill without sails, set totally on its own amongst the vineyards with panoramic views. In the original windmill are 4 flooìrs of accommodation: a below ground bespoke shower room with mosaic tiles from the Maldives ( with above ground opening window); a ground floor oak bespoke kitchen including a Us fridge with filtered water & ice cubes etc; a 5 ringed gas cooker, a microwave; a small oven etc ; top sail room / lounge/ office area with panoramic views; first floor bedroom with 2 x single beds & inset washbasin in the thick wall, with a tiny oak semi -circular wardrobe All are separated by winding stone steps with working trap doors to the top lounge in which is a semi- circular leather settee & satellite tv.. and desk to work on. It is not recommended for the mobility restricted or very young children but otherwise is absolutely wonderful for young families; perfect for honeymooners ( first or Second!); couples of any age who can still manage steps. In the designer extension are to be found a small garden room with bi-folding doors and the most wonderful view, leading onto a terrace with a large electric awning; a shower room; a spacious double bedroom above with a king sized bed approached by a little drop down stairway & with a star gazing velux window above the bed ( with blind). It is presented in a romantic fashion. Outside there is the private & very pretty kidney shaped pool complete with its own jacuzzi in the steps with water at the same temperature as the pool; a separate large 6-7 man hot tub; a Bbq ; firepit etc. Magnificent location. Tiny but perfectly formed. bed settee on the ground floor extension & folding chair bed with all necessary bedding also available for those unable to climb stairs still