Villa New build in Calasparra

THIS PROPERTY INCLUDES A 1% WELCOME GIFT!  NEW BUILD  VILLA in Calsparra, one of the most beautiful inland areas of the region! We are happy to present this newly build villas! Newly built villas located in a closed urbanization, only a few minutes drive of the center of Calasparra with his weekly market on friday. This villa has 3 bedrooms, 2,5 bathrooms, dining room – living room with open kitchen, fitted wardrobes, private garden with parking space and 32m2 swimming pool. 135m2 living area 685 m2 garden This is a luxurious complex of 8 independent villas with private pool for each house. The houses are designed on one floor with areas of terrace around it that allow you to enjoy all the hours of sun, all the days of the year. -Motorized anthracite aluminum blinds in the living room and manuals in the rest of the room. living place. -fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms with sliding doors and lined with drawers. -Appliances included: Refrigerator, Hob, Oven and Column Microwave, Hood-Extractor and integrated Dishwasher. -Pre-installation of air conditioning in the living room and bedrooms through ducts in two independent zones.   -Interior and exterior lighting design of the house. Except decorative lights in bedrooms and kitchen island. -Individual pool with 2 interior lights with a shower. -Pre-installation for photovoltaic panels on the roof   This location is inland and offers you the opportunity to purchase a villa that suits your requirements for a very affordable price, we suggest that if this style of property and price, catches your eye, let us arrange a meeting with the builder to review all the options available to ensure you achieve exactly what you are looking for, so call us now to arrange that viewing – Thank you for Looking! If you are still not 100% sure, here is a little about CALASPARRA: It is part of the Comarca del Noroeste, in the north-west of the Region of Murcia, sharing its boundaries with Moratalla, Cieza, Mula, Cehegín and the province of Albacete. Calasparra owes its history to its geography, it is criss-crossed by the rivers Segura, Argos and Quípar, which have created a fertile riverside agricultural area, with a landscape of rocky outcrops and deep gorges such as the Cañon de los Almadenes, the Cueva de los Monigotes, the Cueva del Puerto. The mountains in the Sierras of San Miguel and San José are surrounded by vast plains of dry crop landscapes, where wheat, olives, carobs, and almonds grow amidst the vineyards. Closer to the water's edge, apricots, peaches, pears, apples, and cherries enjoy the benefits of the warm southern Spanish climate and irrigation, two factors which also combine to make Calasparra. Close by is the sanctuary of La Esperanza, cut out of the rock face and set in riverside gardens, a place of pilgrimage for thousands of people every year and the home of the Virgen de la Esperanza. The sanctuary is the centre of one of the most important religious occasions in Calasparra every year, the Romería de la Esperanza, although the Fiestas held in honour of the town's patrons, the Fiestas patronales de San Abdón and San Senén, also attract vast crowds due to the encierros or bull runs which form a central part of the events.