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PROPERTY DETAILS:
- 5 bedrooms: 3 doubles and 2 singles (all with wardrobes)
- 2 bathrooms (outside in the patio)
- Living room
- Hallway
- Fully fitted kitchen includes all white goods
- 2 separate entrances from different streets
- Fully furnished & equipped
- Covered patio
- Spiral staircase to the solarium
- Solarium with partial views
- Utility room on the solarium
- Persianas and rejas throughout
- Many extras
LOCATION:
Located in a Mediterranean bay, the house is in the centre of a Spanish village, with all necessary amenities for everyday living and close to a bus stop. 10 minutes walk to the beach. The property is in the foothills of the surrounding countryside with beautiful walks all around. Within a 10 minute drive of the world famous La Manga Club with its 3 Championship golf courses. 30 minutes to Murcia International airport and around 15 minutes to the city of Cartagena.
Property Features
- 5 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Fitted Wardrobes
- Furnished - Yes
- Near Amenities
- Near Beach
- partial views
- Solarium
- Storage
- street parking
- Terrace
- west facing
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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