Set on a gentle hillside in the peaceful residential enclave of Can Suria, Villa Alizee is a warm and welcoming family home that makes the most of its elevated position, with wide countryside views stretching all the way to the distant shimmer of the sea. Arriving at the villa, you’re immediately struck by its calm, open feel, a place designed for slow mornings, long lunches and easy evenings outdoors.
Step inside and the heart of the house opens up into a bright living and dining space, where large windows frame the surrounding landscape. The living area is comfortably furnished with generous sofas, a smart TV and thoughtful touches that make it easy to settle in. Just beyond, the dining area seats up to eight and connects seamlessly to the wrap-around terrace through wide doors, blurring the line between inside and out.
The kitchen sits just off the main living space and is fully equipped for relaxed holiday cooking, with modern appliances, ample workspace and direct access to the terrace, ideal for carrying breakfast outside or keeping an eye on children playing below. On this level, three well-presented bedrooms sit along a quiet corridor: a cosy twin room and two double bedrooms, all with air conditioning, mosquito nets and calming views over the surrounding hills. A large family bathroom completes this floor.
Upstairs, the master suite feels like a retreat of its own. With a generous bed, ensuite bathroom and a private covered terrace overlooking the pool, it’s a lovely spot for a quiet coffee in the morning or watching the sun set in the evening.
Outside, Villa Alizee truly comes into its own. Stone steps lead down to a beautifully designed swimming pool with an integrated jacuzzi, surrounded by sun loungers and open views. There’s a covered outdoor kitchen and dining area for long al fresco meals, a table tennis table for easy entertainment, and pockets of garden dotted with fruit trees and an inviting “sunset corner” beneath an olive tree. Despite the tranquillity, lively Sitges is just a short drive away, making this an ideal balance of seclusion and convenience.
