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An exclusive boutique hotel located on the outskirts of the charming village of Macharaviaya, in a privileged setting steeped in history and offering spectacular views of the Mediterranean, the mountains, the village itself and its iconic church. The south-facing property was completed in 1999 and opened as a boutique hotel to mark the new millennium. Macharaviaya is the birthplace of the illustrious Gálvez family and the birthplace of Bernardo de Gálvez, Viceroy of the Americas and hero of the American War of Independence. The municipality is twinned with Pensacola (Florida), which sends an official delegation every year to pay tribute to this historical figure, whose monument presides over the entrance to the village. Unbeatable location: just a 10-minute drive from the coast and the popular town of Rincón de la Victoria, and about 30 minutes from both Malaga International Airport and the city centre. The building has a floor area of approximately 400 m² and is distributed as follows: Reception with dining room and guest toilets Fully equipped kitchen with gas hob and direct access to a rear terrace Two double bedrooms with bathroom on the ground floor The remaining bedrooms are located on the upper floors, all with en-suite bathrooms, fitted wardrobes and Juliet balconies or private terraces The seventh bedroom is currently used as the owners' private lounge Large roof terrace with stunning panoramic views of the countryside and the sea. The outdoor area is specially designed for leisure and entertainment: Large covered terrace with awning and views of the pool. 12 x 6 m solar-heated swimming pool. Pool toilets (separate for men and women). Large terrace area with capacity for more than 100 guests Space for a marquee and stage area for events and shows Large laundry/storage room Separate garage/workshop next to the well The hotel ceased trading on 31st December 2011 due to the owners' retirement and has since been used as a private residence. However, it is still registered with the Andalusian Regional Government's Department of Tourism, with all licences in force, and its website remains active. The property is in good condition, is sold fully furnished and equipped, and offers multiple possibilities: from resuming its operation as a hotel business with enormous potential, to becoming an extraordinary private residence ideal for entertaining, all in a truly unique setting.