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Located between Cieza and Jumilla (Murcia, Spain)
Self-sufficient house with electricity (3kW, batteries, and backup generator with inverter as a safety circuit), water, water treatment system, home automation, Wi-Fi, security camera system, drip irrigation, cypress and electric fencing, etc Vegetable garden and many varied fruit trees
Mountain views, area with many pine trees, peace and quiet
Permission to build up to 375m² from the current 102m²
(82m² house + 20m² storage + 32m³ water tank)
15 minutes from Cieza, 17 minutes from Jumilla, and 30 minutes from Murcia
Fully furnished, with appliances and field tools (chainsaw, brush cutter, trailer, cement mixer, small tools, etc)
All documentation is in order with receipts for everything, some still under warranty
Ready to move in, suitable for singles or couples
Eigenschaften der Immobilie
- 1 Schlafzimmer
- 1 Bad
- 82m² Baugröße
- 47.000m² Grundstücksgröße
- furnished
- Parking
- Swimming Pool
Kostenaufschlüsselung
* Die Übertragungssteuer basiert auf dem Verkaufswert oder dem Katasterwert, je nachdem, welcher der höchste ist.
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Hypothekenrechner
Hypothekenergebnis
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