A report describes how Cameron and Sue Evans, expat retirees living near Fuente del Albarico, about 230 miles east of Malaga in southern Spain, lose their villa to fast-moving wildfires. The couple spent more than two years building and maintaining the property, creating what they describe as an idyllic rural home in the small hamlet. According to the account, the fire consumes the villa within hours, despite the years of labour put into the house. The article presents the couple as “lucky” in comparison with others affected, but it does not provide detailed information about casualties, the wider scale of damage, or the specific cause of the blaze. It also does not name the wildfire(s) or the date and official agency assessments. Overall, the sources available here focus on the couple’s personal experience and the rapid destruction of their home in the wildfire outbreak in southern Spain.