Nestled in the back streets in the most historic part of Olvera, this is officially one of the oldest houses in Olvera regularly seen on tourism signs. I remember seeing the oldest handwritten paperwork ever dating back over 80 years when selling this to it´s present owner. Fully restore with all new roofs but with extreme care having been taken to maintain all the original features possible, this house is one on it´s own. The cobbled enclave houses a cluster of properties - this house benefiting more than any other from uninterrupted views and what a view it is. It has to be one of the best in Olvera – just breathtaking. Entering through the studded wooden stable door in to the quaintest kitchen ever with handmade wooden units from Cordoba and granite work surfaces the current owner even still has the small hob in the chimney where the old lady before him did who lived there 70 years before. Located next to the kitchen is the shower room with the original wooden beams as does the whole of the house although on top having new roofing. The lounge is delightful with it´s chunky chalky walls and original cut out shelving where lamps would have been placed. The thickness of the walls making the house divinely cool in winter and keeping you warm and cosy in the winter with minimal heating. Up the stairs is the double bedroom light and airy with a metal stairway to the terrace to ensure maximum light in this room. The terrace is glorious and you are won over by the amazing sierra that opens up in front of you with the church steeple looking over your shoulder. An absolute darling of a
house and they will surely cry when they hand over the keys.