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Luxury villas with a harmonious and ultra-elegant design combining the highest quality finishes, using first-class premium materials, built on generous plots of around 600 m2.
These stunning homes come with a double garage and are built on one level including three large bedrooms (master bedroom en-suite) and an additional family bathroom. The main living area boasts high ceilings with that all important ‘open plan’ modern feel, to the rear is a fully fitted kitchen with appliances and island with dining table area. To the side of the kitchen you have access to a separate laundry room and storage room.
The elegant open concept in the main living room is surrounded by large floor to ceiling sliding windows that provide natural light throughout the day with direct access to the large terrace with barbecue and the private pool and garden area. Outside you have access to the private roof top solarium with pergola and summer kitchen.
There are only three plots available for these stunning houses, located in the heart of San Javier, a bustling Spanish town with all amenities just a few minutes’ walk away.
How to get there:
From the International Airport of Murcia to the city of San Javier can be accessed by the RM-19 highway (35 km), in time the journey will last approximately 25 minutes by car. You can also choose two other routes: via RM – F12 and RM – 19 (34 km), in an approximate time of 29 minutes by car or A – 30 and RM – 19 (41 km), in a time of 35 minutes. There are 3 ways to get there from Alicante International Airport: via the AP-7 toll motorway (87 km) – 56 minutes by car (the price is about 9 euros). By A – 7 (117 km) – 1 hour 13 minutes. And also via RM – 1 (95, km) – 1 hour 13 minutes.
By the same roads you can reach the main cities such as Valencia, Cartagena and Benidorm
Location
Description of the location
COSTA CALIDA, IN TRANSLATION MEANING "HOT COAST", ONCE WAS ONE OF THE SETTLEMENTS OF THE CARTHAGENIANS, THEN CALLED THEM "NEW CITY".
Thanks to the rich history of ancient Roman times and beyond, impressive architecture has been preserved in the main resort areas of Costa Calida. In general, the entire coast of Costa Calida is a paradise for families, a place where you can take a break from noisy cities and the frantic pace of modern life. The climate of Costa Calida is very mild. The sun shines here 320 days a year. The absence of industry and highly developed agriculture provide clean air filled with the aromas of flowers and fruits.
The presence of the Small Sea definitely makes the Costa Calida a center of wellness on the Spanish coast. There are mud baths, health and spa centers here, due to the high content of iodine, salts and minerals, the waters of the Small Sea are famous for their healing properties, so those who want to improve their health should come here.
La Manga del Mar Menor - the resort is literally built around a natural lagoon, which was formed by a sand spit. There are no strong waves here, the water is always several degrees higher than in the Mediterranean Sea. All this creates ideal conditions for a holiday with young children.
Puerto de Mazarrone - 35 kilometers of beaches and cozy bays - the resort attracts divers and snorkellers because of the crystal clear waters.
Also, the coast is famous for its gastronomic features, so there is a series of good restaurants where you can taste traditional Mediterranean cuisine.
In addition to the beautiful beaches, this coastline is home to several historical architectural centers, thanks to which one can trace the gradual historical development of this region, which is equally interesting.
Murcia is the capital of the province of the same name. This city is located 30 km from the Costa Calida and 75 km from Alicante.
The Cathedral (Catedral de Murcia) is the main attraction of Murcia, which traditionally represents the center of the old part of the city. This magnificent building was built over almost four hundred years, so if you look closely at the architectural design of the cathedral, you can see different styles of those times - from Gothic to Baroque. Another of the most popular and visited historical places is the “Salsillo” Museum, which was opened in honor of the brilliant sculptor. Here are collected the brilliant works of the master, which appeared in the 18th century.
During the Middle Ages, many fortifications were erected in Murcia. A vivid reminder of those times is the “Monteagudo” Castle located on a hilltop. The very first fortification in its place was built over a thousand years ago.
Moving away from historical buildings, in Murcia there is a natural reserve "Terra Natura", a walk through which will allow travelers to fully appreciate the diversity of local flora and fauna. A small zoo has been opened in the reserve, which is distinguished by an interesting design of enclosures. Nearby is a water park, so at any time visitors can leave the tropical thickets and go to try out a variety of water attractions.
There is another interesting aquarium in the city that is worth visiting with children - "Centro de Interpretacion del Mar CIMAR". It has an original design, this aquarium was opened in a beautiful yacht. During the tour, visitors are told about the most unusual marine life, as well as how pearls are formed and how they are mined.
The city is also famous for its traditional city and national celebrations. These are, indeed, very vivid spectacles, as local residents begin to prepare for all holidays in advance.
- Carnival in Águilas (Carnavales de Águilas) - February.
- Carthaginians and Romans (Fiestas de Carthagineses y Romanos) is held in Cartagena (Cartagena) from 17 to 23 September. The holiday is dedicated to events related to the history of the city. Hannibal (Carthaginians) founds, and Scipio (Romans) takes the city by storm.
- Holy Week (Semana Santa) in Jumilla or Holy Week - Catholic Easter (dates vary).
- Holy Week (Semana Santa) in Mula (Mula) or Holy Week - Catholic Easter (dates vary).
- Holy Week (Semana Santa) in Murcia (Murcia) or Holy Week - Catholic Easter (dates vary).
- Feast of the Virgin of Carmen (Fiestas de la Virgen del Carmen) in San Pedro de Pintar (San Pedro de Pintar) is celebrated on July 16th.
- Grape harvest festival (Fiestas de la Vendimia) in Jumilla from 14 to 24 August.
- Fiestas Patronales en Honor a la Purísima Concepción in Yecla from 5 to 8 December.
For lovers of active recreation, there are professional golf courses in this region. Every year, hundreds of thousands of foreigners come to Spain to enjoy playing golf on the best golf courses in Europe. One of the reasons, is the wonderful mild climate, which will allow golfing all year round in almost all regions of the country. And the growing interest and popularization of this sport, the rapid pace of construction of resorts with golf courses and all the necessary infrastructure attract investors from all over the world.
That is why, recently, residents of such countries as Norway, Sweden, England and Russia are so eager to buy housing in golf clubs, in addition to the prestige of living in such a place, a high level of service, these places are ideal for families. Clean ecology, tranquility and tranquility, this is what life will give you next to golf courses.
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