Cortijo Fuente Arriba is a renovated Andalucian Farmhouse in the village of Lubrín in the Province of Almería, Spain. There are two self catering apartments that offer the best in holiday rental accommodation direct from the owners.

Cortijo Fuente Arriba is set in 2 acres of terracing with truly panoramic views of the surrounding village and mountains.

The apartment 'Castallico' is designed for 2 people and offers spacious and comfortable self catering accommodation.

There is a separate living room, well equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower and spacious double bedroom.

Outside, each apartment has 2 private terraces with BBQ and garden furniture. From each terrace there are totally uninterrupted views of the mountains and on a clear day, the Mediterranean which is about 12 miles away as the crow flies.

The landscaping in restful and relaxing and there is a swimming pool to cool down on those hot sunny days.

If you are looking for solace and tranquillity and an unforgettable experience of Spanish mountain hospitality, from the delightful and charming villagers, then please come and visit us at Cortijo Fuente Arriba

Cortijo Fuente Arriba is within easy walking distance of the charming and delightful Andalucian village of Lubrín in the province of Almería. The village is very Spanish and nestles high in the Sierra Los Filabres some 2000feet above the well known beach resorts of Mojácar and Garrucha which are just 45 minutes away.

Lubrín is a small village of about 500 of the nicest people you are ever likely to meet. There are a number of Café/Bars that offer Tapas. Meson Molinos is a restaurant offering fine wines and a mouthwatering menu. Bar Lopez is located in Rambla Aljibe, which is one of the dozen or so hamlets in the Parish of Lubrín, where you can get a good wholesome 3 course Menu del Dias including wine for about 9 Euros

There are 3 Banks and the village shops include 2 Supermarkets, 3 Butchers, 3 Bakers (no Candlestick Makers!!) and an Ironmongers. You can buy anything from a pin to a Porsche (well not quite a Porsche).

Market day is on a Wednesday when you can stock up with fresh fruit and vegetables; on most days the fresh fish van comes up from the coast.

Life in Lubrín is a time warp and will remind us more senior citizens of an early childhood where family groups sit out on the streets on hot summer nights with children playing until the sun sets over the hill.