

Aldermont Hill
Olive terraces twenty minutes above the city, with the bay open below them.
Aldermont is the last hill before the coast plain opens out, and the seaward side of it falls in worked terraces to the bay. It was farmed in olives for four centuries and is still farmed in olives inland; the seaward side has houses, most of them single-storey, most of them stone under pantiles.
The appeal is the combination: a city that is genuinely twenty minutes away, and a plot where the nearest neighbour is a field.
What to know
Water
Hill plots are on borehole supply with mains back-up. Any offer should be conditional on a current flow certificate.
Planning
The terraces are protected. Houses here are permitted one storey plus a partial basement, which is why the good ones are all long, low plans that follow a single terrace.
Getting around
- Aldermont village
- 4 minutes by car
- Valmera city centre
- 22 minutes by car
- International school
- 12 minutes by car
- Coast at Cala Verdana
- 35 minutes by car
- Nearest international airport
- 40 minutes by car
Character
In Aldermont Hill
