I know, i know, you don’t need to tell me, these pictures are so dull I had to have 3 coffees just to write the description, not our photos actually, but soz anyway. Fortunately what we have here is actually a pretty good apartment in a decent area, nicely sized, well communicated with two terrace areas, one for the bikes and the prams and the surfboard and the other for a hammock, table...

Nou Moles is a neighbourhood named in reference to the mill that used to operate in that area. Built in the 8th century, it was at the time the biggest mill in Valencia. So big in fact that it had nine millstones (Nou Moles). The mill stayed in use until the start of the 20th century when a fire destroyed it but up until then, people used to come from far and wide with their grain to make use of it...

Stop the press, if you hadn’t already heard (and where have you been?) Valencia is a great place to live, and if you’re looking to stay for more than just a couple of weeks at a time you have probably realised that a 90m2 apartment no matter how pretty is just not going to be enough for longer term living...

Ruzafa Line 10 It’s taken a while but we finally have a new metro in Valencia, Line 10, opening today in fact, this will run from the Estacion del Nord, through Ruzafa, Montolivet, En Corts, Science Museum, Oceanografic and down to Nazaret, a much needed new link in the city that has been a driving force behind a lot of sales, the market recently has been, well, like a runaway train...

Valencia Property presents this central Valencia apartment just a few metres from the Torres Serranos and the riverbed park...

The Collins Dictionary defines the expression as; A much-maligned and hackneyed phrase used by lazy agents to describe approximation to a fashionable neighbourhood Not really, but it does sum up this location rather well if you can throw a stone 88 Metres and yes I am a Google Maps Nerd, occupational hazard and all that...

A modern apartment in the port area of Valencia. Now in some cities the port might mean drugs, crime and worse - we've all seen the Wire, haven't we? But in Valencia it means trendy restaurants, good public transport and a short walk to the beach. This apartment has been renovated, so new windows, good air conditioning, central heating too if needed. The bathroom and the kitchen are in good condition...

If you've been looking for a while, you'll be getting used to the quirks of Valencian apartments. Strange layouts, odd corners and bedrooms without windows. And then when you find a 'normal' one, its actually a relief. So if you came here to laugh at some poor misfortune's attempt at interior design or DIY renovation, then I'm sorry (but don't worry, normal service will be resumed shortly)...

*In which we get a little blasphemous. Jesus, Mary, Joseph and donkey they rode in on but this is a lovely apartment. On Calle Corazon de Jesus, which is funnily enough, right in the heart of the neighbourhood of Jesus. Its about 10 minutes walk from a couple of metro stations, and much closer to bus routes into the city centre. It is very close to Parque del Oeste with its summer outdoor cinema and large waterpark...