Casa Mula was literally home for one of the local Mules and has been lovingly renovated using local materials making it a beautiful rustic three story holiday home with all mod cons ! Situated in a corner of the village, with parking either at the house or close by , the terrace offers fantastic views of Mount Maroma , at 2,065 metres , the highest mountain in the the Axarquia , you can climb the summit from Sedella or the neighboring village of Canillas de Aceituno .

We love living and working in Sedella as it is such a friendly and traditional Spanish village surrounded by beautiful countryside . You can walk for 10 minutes and be in the natural park where you wont see anybody apart from maybe a goat herd or a mule !! Its still such an unspoilt area . You can also enjoy a trip to Malaga with it´s many tapas bars , restaurants and museums as well as a beautiful marina ! There are three wine "bodegas " in the area , in Competa , Sayalonga and here in Sedella .

The space Sedella is a traditional white village ( Pueblo Blanco ) located below the Tejeda and Almijara mountain range at nearly 700 m above sea level . There is a supermarket selling all the basics and a small street market on a Monday . Restaurant El Chiringuito offers breakfast , lunch & dinner . Victor the chef uses fresh ingredients in all his dishes which include a selection of tapas , Spanish jam & cheese, fresh meat and wild fish . In the church square you can enjoy tapas with a glass of the local wine and watch village life go by ! Las Banderas ( The flags ) restaurant is a 5 min drive from the village , Manolo offers a selection of meats and fish (to order) cooked on his wood BBQ . There are other restaurant options in the neighboring villages of Salares & Canillas de Aceituno. There is a spectacular walk nearby called El Saltillo which was recently renovated adding metal walkways and a 50 metre long suspension bridge making it one of the three longest in Spain , connecting Sedella and the neighboring village of Canillas de Aceituno as part of the Gran Senda (great path) of Malaga , it has been nicknamed "The Caminito del Rey of the Axarquia". Situated in a quiet corner of the village, the roof terrace of Casa Mula offers fantastic views over the village and up to Mount Maroma . A great place to take in the village atmosphere with a glass of wine or just sunbathe and relax! There is a comfortable lounge with a smart TV as well as a cosy bedroom with an en-suite. The rustic style kitchen is well equipped for every day cooking . Casa Mula is a unique holiday home and gives the feeling of real Spain as you will see all the locals going about their daily chores whether it be harvesting the grapes to make the local wine or bringing back fresh fruit & vegetables from their allotments , the bread van comes past daily. The house itself is full of original features like old beams and terracotta flooring and is well furnished .