Overview
- 3 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- 133.77 m2
- 145.76 m2
Description
Presenting the last remaining townhouse in a pocket of only four brand-new homes, less than a 5-minute drive from the beaches of Los Alcázares on Spain’s protected Mar Menor Lagoon.
THE LOCATION
AP7 Motorway – 2 min Playa de La Concha (nearest beach) – 4 min La Serena Golf – 5 min Plaza 525 Entertainment Complex – 7 min La Manga Golf Club & Resort – 21 min La Manga ‘Strip’ – 25 min Murcia Airport – 32 min Alicante Airport – 80 min
THE TOWNHOUSE
One of only four new homes built in a quiet residential neighbourhood, directly opposite a charming municipal grassed area.
Open-plan living with fully-height patio windows overlooking pool terrace to front Fully-fitted kitchen with natural quartz / Silestone worktop & all white goods Integral garage for one car accessed directly from inside Separate laundry / trastero & access to rear patio First bedroom to rear with fitted wardrobes Downstairs shower-room & WC Covered porch to front for valuable shade LED lighting & fitted internally & externally 11.25m2 private pool with LED lighting & shower Second bedroom is en-suite with breakfast terrace Third bedroom with direct access to large 35m2 terrace at rear External summer kitchen on first-floor terrace, pre-installed for fridge Further access via stairs from terrace up to huge 52m2 rooftop solarium
Delivery is April 2024 – staged payments between contract & keys
THE AREA
The Roman occupation of Los Alcazares started in 210 B.C., with them recognizing the salt properties of the Mar Menor and the La Manga ‘strip’ as a band of security from any invaders. The Romans set up a salt meat and fishing industry and built the first thermal baths and spas in the area.
In the 6th century, the Arabs (who had conquered a large part of Spain) chose this part of the country to build their palaces and places of rest because of the old Roman spas and their therapeutic qualities.
In 1245, the Christians led by Fernando III of Castilla arrived on the south east coast and forced the Arabs to flee, but the Arabs were not forced out until 1272 because of King Alfonso X’s order of the distribution of the lands around Los Alcazares.
In 1898, noble and rich families in Murcia came to Los Alcazares and made it their place of summer residence.
The modern-day Los Alcázares has many attractions. One of the most prominent of these is the Los Narejos promenade featuring many shops, bars and restaurants. It is also very infamous for people setting up stalls at nighttime.
The “LA” area has developed into a major golf destination in southeastern Spain. Los Alcazares has several high quality golf courses in close proximity, including Roda Golf (18 holes), La Serena Golf, the five star Intercontinental Mar Menor Golf and Spa resort, and the five star La Manga Club – both championship venues.
There are over 30 golf courses within 1 hour drive from Los Alcazares.
