‘Casa Alamanda Moclín’ is exactly ‘as seen on screen’ and available to book from €195 per night
The show and holiday home have “breathed new life” into the rural village of Moclín, Granada
Property is managed by owners of Granada Village & Country estate agency and Granada Cultural Holidays, who sold the property before and after restoration
Proud new Welsh owners pledge to contribute 15% of all rental income to Moclín’s Women’s Association

[Image: Casa Alamanda Moclín remains exactly as it was in Amanda & Alan’s Spanish Job]

Casa Alamanda Moclín, a stunning Andalucían-style townhouse that was renovated by Alan Carr and Amanda Holden on BBC One’s Amanda & Alan’s Spanish Job, is now accepting bookings.

Located in the rural Andalucían village of Moclín, guests can stay in the self-catered, exclusive-use rental from Wednesday 24 September 2025, which accommodates up to six guests.

The elegant holiday home is finished and dressed exactly as it was in the show, giving guests a truly authentic stay and experience. Visitors to Casa Alamanda Moclín can expect interiors inspired by the original design of the property, as well as thoughtful, stylistic touches ideated and executed by Amanda Holden and Alan Carr themselves, with help from local artisans to make their vision a reality.

The property is equipped with three distinctively themed double bedrooms, including the famous ‘Moroccan Bedroom’ with an ornate hand-crafted ceiling, a beautifully framed King-sized bed and French windows opening onto Juliet balconies overlooking the village square.

Two bathrooms, a rustic dining and reception room, a kitchen and breakfast room and London club-style games and bar room are impeccably furnished. Outside under blue skies, visitors can enjoy a private front and rear patio with stairs up to a roof terrace overlooking the bustle of the village.

Moclín is a beautiful, history-steeped thirteenth-century village in the northwest hills of Granada Province, famous for its stunning views over the Sierra Nevada mountains and a Moorish castle built by the Nasrid rulers. During the Reconquista of the Kingdom of Granada in 1486, the Catholic Monarchs, Isabel and Ferdinand, made Moclín a strategic base.

Today, the village is a perfect example of the authentic Andalucían lifestyle. Despite only being home to some 3,500 inhabitants, the seven villages that make up the Moclín municipality host over a dozen highly attended fiestas throughout the year, making the region ideal for experiencing authentic rural Spanish culture.

Two of Moclín’s most popular festivals are the upcoming Cristo del Paño (5 October) and Fiesta de San Antón (17 January). The former is attended by an average of 15,000 pilgrims each year, including the late avant-garde poet and playwright Federico García Lorca who then went on to write about it in his 1934 masterpiece, Yerma.

As a year-round holiday destination, its location is within reach of the Costa Tropical and Sierra Nevada, making it ideal for combining skiing and beach holidays, with snowy slopes and coastal temperatures in the twenties.

Hikers also flock to the region, with several routes providing the opportunity to explore the natural beauty that surrounds the village. The most notable is La Ruta del Gollizno, which is considered a more enjoyable, crowd-free alternative to the more famous Caminito del Rey.

Rates for Casa Alamanda Moclín start from €195 nightly / €1,365 weekly in low season and from €225 nightly / €1,575 weekly in high season.

Casa Alamanda Moclín’s proud new Welsh owners, Nicola & Mickey Walters, have pledged to contribute 15% of all rental income to the local women

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Holiday Home from BBC’s Amanda & Alan’s Spanish Job Now Available to Book