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This charming village house in La Murada combines comfort, space, and a strategic location in the heart of the village. The hamlet offers all necessary services: supermarkets, schools, bars, and restaurants, as well as its famous Sunday market, where you can find fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, and local products. Additionally, you will be just a few minutes from the A7 and Orihuela, making daily commuting easy.
The property is laid out in a practical and functional way:
Ground floor: spacious garage with direct access to the house, ideal for your vehicles or extra storage.
First floor: living-dining room, independent kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a patio, and a terrace, creating a cozy space for family life and outdoor enjoyment.
This property offers the opportunity to create a comfortable home in the heart of the village, enjoying the tranquility of La Murada and all services within reach.
Do not miss this opportunity! Contact us today to arrange a viewing and see how this house could become your new home.
Egenskaber
- 2 soveværelser
- 1 badeværelse
- 156m² Byg størrelse
- Garage
- Pool: No
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