Amanda Holden, Alan Carr's Spanish Casa Alamanda Receives Multiple Offers

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr's recently renovated property, Casa Alamanda, in Moclín, Spain, has garnered significant interest since its listing for €245,000. The house, which was transformed during their BBC show 'Amanda & Alan’s Spanish Job', features three bedrooms, a stylish living area with a bar, and a terrace with stunning views. Proceeds from the sale will benefit charities Comic Relief and BBC Children in Need. With its Moorish-themed design and luxurious amenities, the property is attracting potential buyers, especially given its price, which is considerably lower than the average UK home. The renovation breathed new life into a building that had been empty for 35 years, addressing rural depopulation concerns in the area. The listing has received thousands of views, reflecting the popularity of the show and the unique appeal of the property.