Newly built villas in San Pedro

389.000 €

Projecte de desenvolupament

3 Habitacions
3 Dormitoris
2 Banys
~112 m² Superfície total
~100 m² Superfície habitable
~108 m² Superfície de parcel·la
~11 m² Superfície terrassa

Descripció

New development of individual and semi-detached villas, modern style, in an area surrounded by services and well connected. The houses have 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms; there are 2 models as can be seen in the accompanying drawings. Includes pool and plots from 200 to 300 sqm. All finished with excellent quality, which makes it a great opportunity at a great price to purchase a home near the beach.

Característiques

Aire condicionatBalcóCuina integradaJardíPatiPiscinaTerrassaLavabo de convidatsVista oberta

Engel & Völkers Torrevieja-Orihuela

+34 96 570 45 83

El teu assessor: Tirban Cristina

ID de la Propietat: W-02UIB1

Detalls de la propietat

Tipus de propietat
Vila
Estat
Superior
Habitacions
3
Dormitoris
3
Banys
2
Nombre de pisos
2
Aparcaments
1

Superfície total
~112 m²
Superfície habitable
~100 m²
Superfície de parcel·la
~108 m²
Superfície terrassa
~11 m²
Zona útil
~100 m²
Paviments
Rajoles

Informació sobre l'eficiència energètica

Any de construcció
2025
Certificat energètic disponible
No

Font d'energia
Calefacció central

Ubicació: Las Esperanzas, Múrcia

The villas are located in Lo Pagan, close to San Pedro del Pinatar. San Pedro del Pinatar is a Spanish municipality in the Region of Murcia. Being on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and the Mar Menor has great attraction, and ecological. North of the town is the natural park of Las Salinas y Arenales de San Pedro del Pinatar. Within a radius of less than 55 km you can find three urban centers of more than one hundred thousand inhabitants: Torrevieja, Cartagena and Murcia. Although being a relatively small town its strategic location on the coast and its environmental qualities have led to very rapid growth of the population and an increase in trade and economic activity. At the same time there has been a great development pressure has minimized the land devoted to farming. Thus, fishing and exploitation of the salt no longer almost exclusively economic activities. Traditional festivals are held in summer, causing many people to participate vacationing in the area.