Living in a fabulous house surrounded by nature and close to the Mediterranean Sea? That is precisely what this week's home offers. Located in Lloret de Mar, a charming city in the Costa Brava, province of Girona, famous for its splendid beaches and leisure and restaurant options. Perfect for holidays or enjoying the whole year as if they were. Sounds good, right? Well, don't miss out on this spacious and cosy house for sale in Lloret de Mar.
Discover this brand-new, modern-style villa for sale on the Costa Blanca. Specifically, it's in the housing complex of La Marina (San Fulgencio). It is a 152 m2 house located on a 300 m2 plot. It has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, terraces and a magnificent pool.
Nerja is a welcoming fishing town, in Malaga province, on the eastern Costa del Sol. It is a small and quiet city with many attractions: singular beaches and cliffs, one of the best climates in Europe, nature, gastronomy, etc. That's why, each year, it attracts thousands of tourists, many of whom dream of living there. If that is your case, do not miss the brand-new house we present today: detached, spacious and light-filled.
This time, the house of the week takes us to Galicia, precisely to A Coruña. Located in front of the Atlantic Ocean, this beautiful northern city offers history, gastronomy, tradition and modernity, and beautiful white sand beaches. If you dream of living in a quiet city with all the comforts, services and leisure options, A Coruña is a perfect fit. Today we introduce you to an authentic luxury flat in front of Riazor Bay, one of the best beaches.
This week we propose a modern villa for sale in the province of Valencia. Specifically, it is in Rótova, a town near the coast of Gandía. It is the ideal place for lovers of nature and hiking and is less than 20 minutes from the beach.
This week we go through the province of Cádiz and, in the quiet and luxurious area of Sotogrande, we find a magnificent Andalusian-style villa for sale that does not lack even the smallest detail. We are sure that you will fall in love. Do you want to see more?
The brake has been slammed on, in relation to the sale and purchase operations. Experts and operators in the sector anticipate a stop in the number of housing transactions. The coronavirus will cause delays in purchasing decisions among those people who were considering changing their homes, among those who had started the process of finding homes and among those who had already seen apartments and were doubting whether to reserve the one that had most affected them. liked it or not. These potential buyers may be thinking about the effects that the coronavirus may have on the real estate market in the form of possible price drops that they can benefit from later.
If you live with a person who has been infected with the coronavirus or who may be, you should try to isolate the patient and take extreme hygiene precautions. This guide, based on the advice of the Community of Madrid, the region of Spain with the highest number of infected, explains how to do it:
How should an infected person be isolated in a home?
To isolate a person infected with coronavirus in their own home, it is advisable to have a room exclusively for them. It is also advisable not to share a bathroom with the infected person and, as far as possible, avoid meeting the patient in other rooms of the home to comply with the protocol of keeping at least one meter away from any positive case.
Whenever possible, it is recommended to install the patient in a room for exclusive use.
Ensure good ventilation and a window with access to the street.
If possible, reserve a bathroom for the infected person.
A dustbin with an automatic lid and a zippered bag for patient waste The door must remain closed.
You must limit circulation in the home to essential situations.
To minimize contact, the patient will try to communicate with other family members or cohabitants via mobile.
If you leave the room, the use of a mask and proper hand hygiene with soap and water or an alcohol-based disinfectant are recommended.
How to clean the house?
When you live with a person infected with the Covid-19, thorough daily cleaning is essential to avoid new infections. Special attention should be paid to surfaces that the infected person may have touched. The person in charge of cleaning should wear a mask and gloves. For cleaning, a solution of bleach water should be used: one part of disinfectant for every 49 of water. Clean all frequent contact surfaces daily: door handles, tables, switches, taps, toilets, telephones, and keyboards. The dishes and utensils should be washed with hot soapy water, preferably in a dishwasher to reach 60º. The patient's clothes can be washed separately with usual detergent at a temperature between 60º and 90º. Let it dry completely.
What to do with the waste?
The contaminated residues of an infected by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus can be dangerous for the safety of other people who live with it. Therefore, the correct treatment of the generated remains can avoid possible contagions. It is essential to use disposable cleaning elements, to properly insulate the trash in a plastic bag, and exhaustive personal hygiene after treating this waste.
Throw the gloves and mask in the trash and wash your hands next.
Trash should be in a closed plastic bag.
The infected person's towel will have a single-use and will be put in a specific bucket.
On this occasion, the House of the Week takes us away from the first line of the beach, to give us in exchange spaces full of charm and relaxation in a beautiful family villa located in a unique place, Cortijo San Rafael, Nerja. A great villa divided into 3 independent houses in the middle of nature with beautiful views of the sea and the mountains. Ideal for large families who wish to live in a unique environment or who want to spend a holiday full of peace and calm.
Are you an owner and are you going to rent a flat? Or, on the contrary, a tenant looking for a rental apartment? Whatever side you are, this entry interests you! In this post, we detail the expenses in renting a flat.
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