Apt. in San Sebastian, Basque Count...

Apt. in San Sebastian, Basque Country, SPAIN. Elevators, 3 bedrooms, 5 people, even 6. Large terrace, sunny, views.<br />
Very well located. 10 min. walking to La Concha Bay. <br />
Flat on 10th floor is a penthouse. Really neat. No sloping roof. Wooden floor.<br />
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Totally equipped, absolutely new kitchen (ceramic stove, microwaves) and new complete bathroom (w/bathtub). 1 double bedroom + 1 single + 1 single/optional studio room + living room w/ TV-video. 20 square mts. terrace, canvas, table, seats. Great for relaxing.

Neighborhood is, to say, a middle class area.<br />
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Trees and seats on sidewalks. 10 min walking to La Concha beach, 15 min. to the Old Part of town. Several buses run every 5 min. four steps ahead. Building is from the late 50s, large entrance, 2 elevators. <br />
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One block to train station to Hendaye, 2 blocks to central bus station, one block to the Urumea river promenade.<br />
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San Sebastian is safe and tranquile, and I would say this area is one of the most pleasant to live.<br />
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Link of interest:<br />
• Official site of San Sebastian City Hall:<br />
www.donostia.org <br />
• International Film Festival, 18-27th September 2003<br />
www.sansebastianfestival.com <br />
• International Jazz Festival, 24-29th July 2003 <br />
www.jazzaldia.com <br />
• The Basque Country official web site: <br />
www.paisvascoturismo.net <br />
• Bus line map (see Central Lines)<br />
http://www.dbus.es/en/users/mapa-lineas<br />
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San Sebastian in the World:<br />
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This city provides the optimum environment for study of the geographic, cultural, and linguistic diversity of the Basque Country and of the Iberian peninsula. San Sebastian has the highest level of bilingualism of any of the area's cities; all of its inhabitants speak Spanish and about one third speak Basque as well.<br />
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Donostia is its Basque given name, that is why official given name is Donostia-San Sebastian. As a city of 200,000 people, it offers the friendly, intimate way of life of a provincial capital while making available a wealth of cultural activities normally associated with the larger cities.<br />
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San Sebastian is 12 miles from the French border and at the foot of the deep green Pyrenees mountains of the province of Gipuzkoa. It faces a bay bordered by beaches and a port from which, for many centuries, seafarers set out to hunt whales and cod. An ancient city largely destroyed in the 19th century, most of San Sebastian is quite modern, while the narrow str