Search property for sale in Murcia & Costa Calida - property in the Mar Menor, La Manga, Los Alcazares , Costa Calida & Murcia region
Located
at the South-East corner of the Iberian Peninsula, between the regions of,
Andalusia, Castile-La Mancha and Valencia, the region of Murcia occupies
an area of 11,317 km2 (2.2% of the total surface area of Spain).
In terms of surface area the region of Murcia is the ninth largest of the Spanish autonomous communities.
The interior of the Murcia Region is ideal for those in search of relaxation, nature, sport and good food. The mountains here are full of wild game and woodland, and crowned with castles, fortresses, hermitages and convents. Stories and ancient legends enshroud these evocative, welcoming parts, inviting you with their robust, tasty cuisine to enjoy a few days relaxation in the fresh country air.
Quiet, sleepy towns, such as Moratalla, Mula, Calasparra, Bullas, Cehegin, Caravaca, Jumilla, Yecla, and numerous other localities open their doors to visitors in search of new, tranquil sensations, those who want to lose themselves for a few hours among holms, pines, oaks and junipers, visit archaeological sites, experience traditional lifestyles, and, to get their strength back, sit down to a hearty stew, some migas or a tasty dish of game, accompanied by a fine bottle of local Denominación de Origen wine. The more adventurous can paddle down river by canoe, go potholing, climbing, and hiking, horse riding and cycling. Those who prefer can learn to knead bread, make homemade cakes, distil essences and liqueurs, cut honeycomb or make cheese. It is a question of taste.
Two seas on one coastline - the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean , impressive cliffs, heavenly beaches of endless white sand, lively ports and wild coves with crystal clear water, more than 3,000 hours of sun a year and mild temperatures - even in winter - with a yearly average of more than 17ºC. This is the Costa Calida, the ideal place to spend some days relaxing both in winter and summer.
Furthermore, fans of water sports will find one of the best places in the world for practising sailing, canoeing, swimming, water-skiing, jet-skiing, flysurfing, windsurfing, catamaranning, and every other type of watersport activity in its numerous clubs, ports and sailing schools.
STAR PROPERTIES IN THE COSTA CALIDA
Property
reference number: SR001075 |
Property
reference number: SR001059 |
Property
reference number: SR001101 |
| Villa Costa Calida Fortuna €232.000 |
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Finca
Costa Calida Fuente Alamo €430,000 |
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Townhouses
Costa Calida Mazarron €254,000 |
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| A
super resale property in the highly regarded Los Baños village,
walking distance to the Balneario Roman Spa and just 2 minutes from
all of the faculties in Fortuna town. This home is decorated to a
high standard, well maintained and ready to move in. The property
has a lovely living room with windows on three aspects and a fireplace,
kitchen with all white goods, master bedroom with en-suite, a second
bedroom and shower room. The asking price includes furniture. The
villa also benefits from a loft room with fully tiled floor, ideal
as a study or child's play room. Outside there is a pretty, mature
garden and terrace area, garage with electric door, power and water,
log store, lovely BBQ and a 8m x 4m swimming pool and shower area.
Telephone and satellite TV are also installed.
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Renovated
finca set in 16000m2 plot with rolling countryside and panoramic mountains
views. The property boasts adequate accommodation for a rural bed
and breakfast retreat for which the owners are currently in mid process
of gaining a licence. A new motorway is within easy reach to provide
access to Mazarron town and the up and coming Puerto de Mazarron and
in turn will reduce airport transfers from Alicante and San Javier
- Murcia. The finca has a large dining room a separate living room,
bar, fully fitted kitchen, large family guest room with en-suite,
family bathroom with separate shower and bath, 3 further guests rooms
one with en-suite and master suite. |
NEW
homes prices start from just 254,000 euros, a selection of semi detached
and detached town houses, in the heart of the port of mazarrón..just
5 mins from the beach. and within walking distance to many facilities
including bars and restaurants. Excellent new payment structure with
your white goods for the kitchen included when you buy through Spanish
Residence.Each property will be walled and gated with off road parking
and terrace, palm tree lined roads with shopping facilities just minutes
from your door step. |
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The
Costa Calida |
Living
inland - Murcia region |
The Mar Menor has a 73km coastline perimeter with numerous beaches with crystal clear, shallow water (maximum depth of 7m). The Mar Menor lagoon covers an area of 170km2 – making it the largest Salt water lake in Europe. The average annual temperature of 17ºC and mild winters with average temperatures not falling much below 10ºC makes this a very exciting place to both live and enjoy a vacation. Property in this area has proven to be a solid investment as there are a large number of tourists flocking to this wonderous place boasting a lagoon & sea with therapeutic qualities, superb all year round climate, vast array of watersports, as well as numerous historic places to visit within easy reach La Manga de Mar Menor itself is a narrow strip of land between two seas, the Mediterranean & Mar Menor, measuring upto 300m in breadth & 21km in length. With over 40km of sandy beaches, La mange itself is one of the most popular resorts for those looking for all those little luxuries – a choice of two seas with different temperatures, one with waves, the other calm most of the year round. A casino, luxury hotels, close proximity to the airport & Murcia central, as well as a short distance form one of the oldest cities in Spain – Cartegena, a cultural & historical reference point, a favourite for lovers of art & history
Santiago de la Ribrera appeared in 1888 around a hermitage named after the apostle Santiago, and founded by Friar Jose Maria Barnuevo Rodrigo de Villamayor, who was a knight of the military order of Santiago – for this reason the town was named Santiago de la Ribrera. The town nowadays has a modern feel to it; the beautiful promenade flanked by pine trees is a beautiful sight, which stretches along the entire beach. The town however has still retained that charm & character of its old ways as a fishing village Mazarron is a popular destination every summer for thousands of people, as well as those who look for relaxing and sunny weekend breaks in winter. Its great tourist appeal makes this coastal town a second home for many people from Murcia and other autonomous communities in Spain as well as the chosen place to live 365 days of the year by many German and English people. Without a doubt the charm of this town resides in its varied and numerous beaches, 35 kilometres of coast to be exact, with amazing marine resources
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Calasparra is a traditional town situated 45kms north-west of Murcia and is aptly known as the "paradise of the region" due to the stunning landscapes and lush green fields and variety of colours surrounding the countryside. A town where the 10,000 or so inhabitants enjoy a real relaxed and typically Spanish way of life. Running through
Calasparra - the Rio Segura is a favourite with locals for fishing
and swimming (as Cehegin
is centrally situated in the Northwest region of Murcia about 600
meters above sea level providing its dry mountainous climate compared
to the humidity found on the coast. The town has approximately 14,000
inhabitants spread across the various villages. Moratalla is a town renowned for its rural tourism as it is set in the side of a mountain with stunning panoramic views. Moratalla is 681m above sea level and is located approx 80kms from the cosmopolitan city of Murcia, and has just over 8600 inhabitants. It is the most mountainous zone in the region. Bullas is situated next to the Mula River & has a population of approx 9800 people. Famed for its wine produce – which is known throughout Spain, this town has been producing quality red wine for over 400 years. The steep, stepped and narrow streets thread their way between the pretty houses of the town, which has an interesting history as well as a modern feel in some sections of the town. Jumilla
is located in the province of Murcia. The town has over 26,000
inhabitants and has some stunning views across the valleys. The possibilities
offered by this region are plentiful. One has the option of visiting
the archaeological sites from the Bronze and Middle Ages, and Roman
times, as well as an interesting collection of Iberian artefacts.
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Los
Alcazares is an old fishing village covering 20 km2. Offering
7 km of beaches from Los Narejos to Punta Brava, the town centre can
practically be seen reflecting in the waters of the Mar Menor. Due
to the bustling tourism that this area has to offer, most if not all
common amenities are within easy reach of Los Alcazares with large
shopping centres & main routes to all destinations nearby
the
water is so clear) - and along the river white water rafting can be
enjoyed (both rapids & slow)