An internal staircase, accessible only from the apartment, reaches the unusually large and private roof terrace. The terrace is partially roofed, allowing ample shade, and has various tables and chairs. For the real sun worshippers amongst us, there are also sun-loungers.
The views are incomparable, so wide that the mountain ranges surrounding the city are almost all in clear view. Below them you can see the magnificent cathedral, together with the long tree-lined streets and squares of central Granada. There is also a fine view of the Alhambra (although you do have to stand on a bench to see it!)
The terrace is well planted with bougainvillea, plumbago, orange and lemon bushes with shrubs and bedding plants providing colour and texture. The pomegranate bushes, which give the house its name, are here too. It would be hard not to fall in love with such a place.