Propriété à vendre en Espagne

Finca

Spanish rustic-style country house – 263m² built. Fully fenced 2,441m² plot with low-maintenance grounds. Large private 9x5m2 pool with surrounding terrace. Brand new pump house for pool. Two separate guest apartments, each with en-suite shower room, A/C & ceiling fans. Spacious main house with high ceilings throughout. Large lounge with fireplace/log burner, A/C (hot & cold) + ceiling fans. Fully fitted open-plan modern kitchen linked to dining area. 3 generous bedrooms + large bathroom with bathtub. Expansive terrace at entrance overlooking pool & garden. Views towards Sierra Espuña. External stairs leading to large sun room / conservatory (could be used as additional accommodation). Carport + large storage room by the pool. Quiet location close to golf, airport & beaches. Grounds include olive trees, gravelled & tiled areas. Security grills & Fly screens. This typical Spanish rustic style house gives you the opportunity to invest and transform this into a business as a Rural House. Its location is ideal, only a few minutes from Condado de Alhama Golf Resort, about thirty minutes by car to the beaches of Mazarrón and the airport is approx thirty minutes drive. To appreciate all that this property has on offer, make your appointment today. The property does need some improvements. This country property is located very close to golf courses, especially the Polaris World Golf course located in Condado Alhama. Alhama de Murcia, which offers many services such as the Sierra Espuña National Park, also has a large number of leisure activities, wildlife and a wide selection of restaurants.

Finca

Detached country villa. Rustic style. 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms. Upgraded carpentry. Private 8x4m2 swimming pool. Large plot of 3.300m2 backing onto the Sierra Espuña. South facing. Covered front & back terraces. Large gazebo by pool. Mature plants. Large lounge with patio doors to south facing terrace. Kitchen with pantry. Main bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Grills & Fly screens. Air conditioning, ceiling fans & oil central heating. Fiber optic internet. Unfurnished with white goods. Connected to mains water & electric. External stairs to access main property. Internal stairs to ground level with games room, shower room & huge workshop. Possibility to convert into guest apartment with access to garden. 90m circular driveway with garage & store room. Located 10 mins to Librilla & 25 mins to the airport. Librilla is a municipality in the autonomous community of Murcia located in the Guadalentín Valley, just 23 kilometers from the regional capital. This beautiful town boasts an interesting architectural and cultural heritage, as well as a wonderful natural setting marked by the Sierra Espuña Regional Park. Finally, we must highlight Librilla's natural surroundings, with the Sierra Espuña Regional Park as its most notable feature. This beautiful area boasts a wealth of natural beauty and villages. Also worthy of mention are the spectacular Barrancos de Gebas, one of the wildest areas in the region of Murcia.

Finca

Two beautifully restored country properties set in a private and tranquil location. Located in El Mingrano, Fuente Alamo. Includes an original farmhouse (1910) and a stylish barn conversion (2006). Both homes retain character features and are finished to a high standard. Each property offers: 3 double bedrooms. Comfortable lounge. Log burners. Kitchen with dining area. 2 bathrooms each( including wet rooms) Independent entrance. Rear doors from both properties open directly onto the 7x3m pool area. Inviting outdoor spaces with swimming pool, sunbathing areas, terraces, and mature gardens. Set on approx. 1 hectare of land, mainly planted with almond trees, with lovely mountain views. Ideal for a range of uses: permanent living with guest accommodation, rental potential, or shared ownership. Additional features include mains electricity, 11,000L water deposit, utility room, storage outbuildings, and ample parking. Charming small church located just opposite the property. El Mingrano is a small rural hamlet set in the countryside between Mazarrón and the coast. It’s known for its peaceful, off-the-beaten-track feel, surrounded by open landscapes, almond groves, and mountain views. The area appeals to buyers looking for privacy and a more traditional Spanish setting, while still being within around 20–25 minutes’ drive of the beaches at Puerto de Mazarrón and everyday amenities. It’s also popular for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature, with quiet roads, scenic trails, and abundant wildlife.

Finca

Rustic Plot with Renovation Project – Cañada de Romeros, Totana Fantastic 16,500 m² rustic plot with irrigation perimeter and a house for complete renovation, located in the peaceful hamlet of Cañada de Romeros, just 15 minutes from El Paretón. The property offers: 2 bedrooms. 1 bathroom. Large plot ideal for agriculture or keeping animals. Space to install a private swimming pool, jacuzzi and barbecue area. Peaceful countryside setting with easy access to shops, restaurants and other local amenities. The existing house requires full renovation, giving you the opportunity to create your ideal country home. The land is perfect for growing citrus, olive trees or other crops. An excellent opportunity for anyone seeking a rural lifestyle with plenty of potential. Contact us today to arrange a viewing. Cañadas de Romero is a peaceful rural hamlet in the municipality of Totana, Murcia, surrounded by beautiful open countryside and mountain views. It is an ideal location for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities. The village of El Paretón is just a short drive away, offering supermarkets, bars, restaurants, a medical centre and other essential services. The larger town of Totana, with its wide range of shops, schools and leisure facilities, is approximately 20 minutes away. The area is well known for its agricultural landscape, walking and cycling routes, and easy access to the natural beauty of the Sierra Espuña Regional Park. The beaches of the Costa Cálida, including Puerto de Mazarrón, can be reached in around 30–35 minutes, making Cañadas de Romero an excellent choice for those looking to enjoy both the countryside and the coast.

Finca

Spanish Cortijo. Fenced plot of 30 hectares (5 hectares irrigated). Existing construction of 900 m². Recently painted façade. 600 m² of open-plan interior space. 130 m² renovated living area. 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Open-plan kitchen and living room with fireplace. Covered parking spaces. Enclosed storage / wine cellar. Disused water reservoir with potential to be converted into a swimming pool. Additional building allowance for 3 detached houses of 200 m² each. 5 minutes from the motorway to Cartagena. Less than 15 minutes from the town of Águilas. This property is located in Las Majadas–Las Molinetas–Labradorcico which is a well-established residential area on the northern side of Águilas, in the Region of Murcia. It is popular with both permanent residents and families thanks to its peaceful atmosphere, excellent local amenities, and convenient access to the town centre and beaches. The area offers a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle while remaining close to everything Águilas has to offer. Residents can enjoy beautiful beaches, the marina, restaurants, cafés, shopping centres and the town's famous Carnival, one of Spain's most celebrated festivals.

Finca

Country house with sea views from the covered terrace. Single-storey property with 215 m² of built area. Set on a 24,000 m² plot. Asphalt road access from the Lorca road, with a short unpaved track towards Águilas. Mains electricity connected. Non-potable water supplied from a private well. Spacious, independent living areas. 3 bedroom & 2 bathrooms. Main bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. 5,000 m² of the plot is fully fenced. Two independent vehicle access gates. Enclosed garage. Tébar – Los Arejos is a peaceful rural district in the municipality of Águilas, in the Region of Murcia. It combines open countryside, agricultural land and mountain scenery while remaining just a short drive from the Mediterranean coast, making it popular with buyers looking for country properties with good accessibility. Approximately 8–12 km from Águilas town centre. Around 10–15 minutes to the beaches, marina, shops and restaurants of Águilas. Excellent road connections via the RM-11 motorway, providing easy access to Lorca, Cartagena and the AP-7 motorway. Many international buyers choose Tébar–Los Arejos because it offers significantly more land and space than comparable coastal properties while remaining close to the sea.

Finca

Please note: The photos currently shown are of the casita (guest house). Photos of the main house will be added shortly. Main House 2 double bedrooms. Comfortable lounge with log burner. Kitchen with dining area & double doors to terrace. 1 bathroom & separate W/C. Character beamed ceilings. Independent entrance. Guest Casita 2 double bedrooms. Lounge with dining area. Kitchen area. 1 bathroom. Independent entrance. Ideal for guests or rental income. Outdoor & Extras Large south-facing terrace with sea & mountain views. Cave garage & store rooms. Pool with renovation potential. Mains water & electricity. Security grills & alarm system. Peaceful private location in Balsicas, El Alamillo, Puerto de Mazarrón. Location Highlights Close to beaches, marina & amenities. Excellent for walking, cycling & outdoor living. Perfect for permanent living, holidays or investment.

Finca

If you are looking for peace, tranquillity and privacy but to be walking distance (15-20 minutes at most) to the town with bars and restaurants etc then this property with its incredible 55,000m2 land full of olive trees has to be considered, especially at the newly reduced price.  The views are as good as any you will ever see. The 13th century castle of Sax could not be clearer and at night, when the castle is lit up, you can see the most amazing sight and it seemingly floats in mid-air.  All around you are mountain ranges and it is almost beyond belief you are so close to the town yet you could easily be in the middle of nowhere. The views of the rows and rows of in production olive trees are just wonderful.  The access to the property is a feature in itself; the whole way from the town is by tarmac roads and when you pass through the private gates you have a beautiful 350 metre drive to the remotely controlled main gates of the property, and you are driving through an olive grove.  Before entering the property, the other features are the massive private swimming pool, which measures at around 18 x 7, perfect for swimming lengths for exercise or just relaxing. There is a small pool house with a pump and filter. The pool is fenced off for the safety of small children and pets.   The garage is enormous, more like an aeroplane hangar. Within is the heart of the central heating system to ensure economic warmth through the short winter period.  The sheer size of the garage means there is the potential to convert space to a Guest Apartment or two and still have space for a car and a workshop area.  The property is entered at the far end passing through a lovely covered terrace area offering shade and an excellent outdoor dining opportunity where you can sit and constantly say “look at that view”!!  As you enter you are in a very large lounge/diner with a fabulous feature, a wood burning stove and fire in the far corner. Further ahead is a relatively modern kitchen which is practically unused as the Spanish do most of their cooking, when in the countryside, outside of the house. The kitchen is surprisingly larger than most Spanish kitchens and can easily absorb a table and chairs, however……..  In the next room is a massive dining table and chairs and this is really a second lounge/diner easily as big as the first one and off here is the downstairs bathroom. This room has had the windows updated to UPVC.  Back to the kitchen where there is a utility room and a walk-in pantry and access to a large patio area where there is a BBQ, the superb old fashioned style with a bread oven. This is where the Spanish do nearly all of their cooking. This then leads through to another entrance to the garage.  Returning to the house and, at the entrance, to the right is a staircase leading to a landing where there are four double bedrooms and the second bathroom.  All the bedrooms are proper doubles and the principal bedroom has a stunning, large, balcony from which the views are even more stupendous. The balcony has some of the best ironmongery I have seen, it´s almost a tourist attraction.  So, what are the negatives? The property is tired and needs some love, plenty of love. Structurally, it is in excellent condition and there are no signs of the damp usually seen in houses of this age. There is nothing that has to be done to start living there and that is always advisable, give it a good three months before you start changing anything so you can have an understanding of the changes in the way of living in Spain. The upper floor, the bedrooms, would all love a couple of coats of white paint. The Master bedroom could easily accommodate a dressing area and an en-suite if you wanted to splash out.  Otherwise, it´s a case of modernisation. Why Sax? There are no traffic lights, it has a 13th-century castle, one of seven on the castle route but ours is the best and there are no traffic lights, parking meters and hardly enough crime to even mention due to the town having full employment. What? That isn´t enough? Sax is so popular because it is far enough inland to be “inland” yet it is only 30 minutes to Alicante Airport and 35 minutes to the beach.  Access is by the A31 Dual Carriageway Alicante to Madrid Autovia (Motorway to you) which runs just outside of the town, by rail and coach from Alicante so you can go to the beach and not have to take your car, and we are only eight minutes’ drive away from the AVE station at Villena. The AVE is the high-speed train from Alicante to Madrid which has only four stops. From boarding the train will have you in Madrid in 2hrs 9mins for as little as 9€ if you are lucky enough, but around 25€ if not. Let us stick with the town of Sax for now rather than escaping to the beach or Madrid. Sax is dominated by its 13th-century castle known as the Headlight and Guardian of The Border a landscape of history and rock. When driving back home to Sax after daylight the sight of the castle, fully lit, and seemingly floating in the air is one of the most welcoming sights I have ever experienced. It´s a sign we are almost home. Commercially, it is the home of three major international businesses selling “persianas y toldos”, window blinds and sun canopies and a shoe industry that means if you recently bought a pair of shoes in a UK Department Store, for example, the chances are they could have been made in Sax or nearby Elda and we now supply 60% of the footwear used in all Spanish hospitals. It is an incredible feat. No pun intended. Both Sax and the smaller town of Salinas just eight minutes drive away have close to full employment and lots of opportunity which means our crime statistics are very low and both towns are safe in a way that is hard to imagine if you have arrived from the UK or Holland. Walking around whatever time of day or night is a pleasure rather than something to fear. Sax is small enough for everyone to know each other and a family who has a son or daughter who is a criminal brings shame on the family. I suppose it´s like when I was growing up in the North West during the 60´s. Recently we have seen the opening of a Consum supermarket, the equivalent of a Waitrose or Marks & Spencer Food Hall whilst there has been a Hiperber and Dia, both excellent supermarkets for as long as I can remember, and if that isn´t enough there is a Carrefour (Think Tesco) eight minutes’ drive away within a shopping mall complex that has a cinema showing films in English with Spanish subtitles. There are also six gyms in Sax and a superb one in the shopping mall along with Ten Pin Bowling etc Sushi Restaurant and many others. Sax is served wonderfully well with schools, our son was eight when we moved here and reluctantly, we put him into a state school, he always went to a private school in Manchester, and within six months he was fluent in two languages and following five years in a secondary school went on to study Pharmacy at Complutense in Madrid one of Spain´s most famous and prestigious universities. However, he didn´t like the idea of going into pharmacy as a career so he is studying law and working as my business partner. He already has a diploma in Spanish Property Law. For health, Sax and Spain, in general, is far superior to the UK. In the town, we have a new Health Centre with eight doctors, two nurses, a diabetes clinic and a 24/7 Emergency Walk/In Centre. We have three pharmacies, two of which have at least one person who speaks English and their advice is always excellent. Ten minutes away in Elda is the remarkable award-winning University Hospital El Virgen De Salud where the surgeons are second to none and the food is atrocious, well it can’t all be good!! Newly opened is the Fibromyalgia centre offering support and therapies for those suffering from acute pain. There are now three Language Schools in the town and the town hall ran a scheme for language swapping that may be run again. Learning Spanish is a lot less difficult than it may seem and there are new ways of learning that concentrate on conversational Spanish. There are restaurants and bars aplenty with prices that are at first beyond belief and a three or four-course lunch of good quality can easily be found for 13€ or less. For a special occasion, there is Casa Mami and El Fuente restaurant at the hotel Fuente del Cura which are a little more expensive but great food experiences can be had.  Check out our Facebook page for restaurant reviews and other stuff. Nearby Villena, ten minutes or so up the A31, has some excellent restaurants including the very fashionable Tita´s Gastrobar and the stunning, in my opinion, Condumio. In Elda, ten minutes in the other direction there is Xambel, Xhagar, Fabrica, La Sirena and Tenaz, all very good restaurants and surprisingly inexpensive. In most bars and cafes, a coffee and toast for breakfast will cost no more than 2,50€ and the coffee is possibly the best in Europe. Our biggest challenge these days is finding properties as opposed to selling them as Sax and Salinas as both have become incredibly popular as there are very few building permits left in either of the towns and yet they are growing. So, come look around and enjoy.               

Finca

If you're someone who enjoys outdoor sports, this is your big chance. It has a large swimming pool for swimming and a tennis court that you can use all year round. Starting with the area, it's a peaceful place with mountain views, few neighbours, and close to the town. It's a great area for walking. The property has just short of 18,000 square meters of land with olive trees, and the house area is completely fenced with 2 independent accesses: one main entrance and another that connects to the land. From the entrance, you access a large garden with the house in front and a lovely L-shaped canopy. In front of the house is the swimming pool with a shower and toilet area. On the land, there's access to the pool pump area and a large storage room.Behind the house is the tennis court, a large garage with a cold storage room, and a gas oil boiler for heating the house through radiators. There's also a barbecue area with a kitchen and another storage room with a fireplace. Additionally, there's a large water tank with a pump. The house has the main access and another through the kitchen that leads to the pool area. The kitchen has access to a small laundry and pantry area and also has a large built-in wardrobe used as a pantry.From the kitchen, there are two other accesses: one directly connects to the lounge/diner and the other to the hallway where you'll find 2 bathrooms on the right. One of them is next to the master bedroom, so it could be connected to the bedroom to have an en-suite bathroom, and 3 double bedrooms.The living-dining room is large and has both a fireplace and an air conditioning unit with a hot and cold pump. The whole house has radiators and tilt-and-turn Climalit windows. Additionally, the house is prepared to build another floor above. Don't miss the opportunity to live in a natural environment with all the amenities. Why Sax? There are no traffic lights, it has a 13th-century castle, one of seven on the castle route but ours is the best and there are no traffic lights, parking meters or fee-paying car parks. What? That isn´t enough? Sax is so popular because it is far enough inland to be “inland” yet it is only 30 minutes to Alicante Airport and 35 minutes to the beach.  Access is by the A31 Dual Carriageway Alicante to Madrid Autovia (Motorway to you) which runs just outside of the town, by rail and coach from Alicante so you can go to the beach and not have to take your car, and now we are only eight minutes drive away from the AVE station at Villena. The AVE is the high-speed train from Alicante to Madrid which has only four stops. From boarding the train will have you in Madrid in 2hrs 9mins for as little as 9€ if you are lucky enough, but around 25€ if not. Let us stick with the town of Sax for now rather than escaping to the beach or Madrid. Sax is dominated by its 13th-century castle known as the Headlight And Guardian Of The Border a landscape of history and rock. When driving back home to Sax after daylight the sight of the castle, fully lit, and seemingly floating in the air is one of the most welcoming sights I have ever experienced. It´s a sign we are almost home. Commercially, is the home of three major international businesses selling “persianas y toldos”, window blinds and sun canopies and a shoe industry that means if you recently bought a pair of shoes in a UK Department Store, for example, the chances are they could have been made in Sax or nearby Elda and we now supply 60% of the footwear used in all Spain´s hospitals. It is an incredible feat. No pun intended. Both Sax and the smaller town of Salinas just eight minutes drive away have close to full employment and lots of opportunity which means our crime statistics are very low and both towns are safe in a way that is hard to imagine if you have arrived from the UK or Holland. Walking around whatever time of day or night is a pleasure rather than something to fear. Sax is small enough for everyone to know each other and a family who has a son or daughter who is a criminal brings shame on the family. I suppose it´s like when I was growing up in the North West during the 60´s. Recently we have seen the opening of a Consum supermarket, the equivalent of a Waitrose or Marks & Spencer Food Hall whilst there has been a Hiperber and Dia, both excellent supermarkets for as long as I can remember, and if that isn´t enough there is a Carrefour (Think Tesco) eight minutes’ drive away within a shopping mall complex that has a cinemas which shows films in English with Spanish subtitles. There are also six gyms in Sax and a superb one in the shopping mall along with Ten Pin Bowling etc Sushi Restaurant and many others. Sax is served wonderfully well with schools, our son was eight when we moved here and reluctantly, we put him into a state school, he always went to a private school in Manchester, and within six months he was fluent in two languages and following five years in a secondary school went on to study Pharmacy at Complutense in Madrid one of Spain´s most famous and prestigious universities.  However, he didn´t like the idea of going into pharmacy as a career so he is studying law and working as my business partner. He already has a diploma in Spanish Property Law. For health, Sax and Spain, in general, is far superior to the UK. In the town, we have a new Health Centre with eight doctors, two nurses, a diabetes clinics and a 24/7 Emergency Walk/In Centre. We have three pharmacies, two of which have at least one person who speaks English and their advice is always excellent. Ten minutes away in Elda is the remarkable award-winning University Hospital El Virgen De Salud where the surgeons are second to none and the food is atrocious, well it can’t all be good!! Newly opened is the Fibromyalgia centre offering support and therapies for those suffering from acute pain. There are now three Language Schools in the town and the town hall ran a scheme for language swapping that may be run again. Learning Spanish is a lot less difficult than it may seem and there are new ways of learning that concentrate on conversational Spanish. There are restaurants and bars aplenty with prices that are at first beyond belief and a three or four-course lunch of good quality can easily be found for 13€ or less. For a special occasion, there is Casa Mami and El Fuente restaurant at the hotel Fuente del Cura which are a little more expensive but great food experiences can be had. Nearby Villena, ten minutes or so up the A31, has some excellent restaurants including the very fashionable Tita´s Gastrobar and the stunning, in my opinion, Condumio. In Elda, ten minutes in the other direction there is Xambel, Xhagar, Fabrica, La Sirena and Tenaz, all very good restaurants and surprisingly inexpensive. In most bars and cafes a coffee and toast for breakfast will cost no more than 2,50€ and the coffee is possibly the best in Europe. Our biggest challenge these days is finding properties as opposed to selling them as Sax and Salinas as both have become incredibly popular as there are very few building permits left in either of the towns and yet they are growing. So, come look around and enjoy. 

Finca

First of all the location and the layout, this was originally a very small hamlet of six properties all owned by the same family and the family currently still own five of the six. The “hamlet” has very good access and has magnificent views across the salt lakes of Salinas and to the four mountain ranges. Whilst the location feels remote it is a five minute drive into the town of Salinas and approximately eight minutes’ drive to the bigger town of Sax where there are all the usual amenities, however, in Salinas, you will find a Medical Centre, two mini-markets, a bakery, bars and restaurants, a pharmacy and two banks.  The property is in the middle of three large stone-built houses, please don´t let that be a concern as they have privacy and it would be nigh on impossible to hear your neighbours due to the extreme thickness of the walls.  On entering you are in a large lounge with a stunning feature log-burning fireplace at one end and this leads through at one end to an equally impressive dining room. Straight ahead is an archway to a very large kitchen/diner, the kitchen area is an L-Shape and there is a walk-in pantry at one end. There is also a Double Bedroom and a Bathroom on the ground floor in case there is someone who needs everything on one level.  From the kitchen/diner you can exit into the rear which is an enormous walled patio/courtyard with outbuildings for storage or for a workshop this is where I would put a swimming pool although there is an upright swimming pool included with the property in the land outside of the patio/courtyard.  Upstairs is a simply beautiful landing with plenty of space for a sofa and a couple of bookcases, it´s an area I could imagine spending a lot of time in summer as the interior of the property stays so cool that the family have never even considered air conditioning necessary.  There are four Double Bedrooms upstairs and a family bathroom. Additionally, three of the bedrooms have an alcove that is being used as a dressing area but they could easily be shower rooms to make en-suite bathrooms.  Considering this is a typical Spanish property there is a remarkable amount of natural light especially upstairs.  There is almost 20,000m2 of arable land where olive and almond trees are the norm, the land around the plots is protected and subsequently, there can be no building to spoil any of the views.  To be a neighbour in Spain, especially in the countryside is like being family and the vendors will be living in Murcia after the sale but will spend time in one of the other houses and someone will always be on hand to assist in any way they can without being intrusive.  

Finca

Lovely 2 bedroom house with pool, mains water and solar power. We are proud to offer this lovely Spanish villa in the countryside outside of Villena, with 2 bedrooms, 1 main bathroom, and an outside WC for guests using the pool etc.As you enter from the gravel road, you are greeted with a long driveway to the main parking area (carport), and a large gate to the house.  This is fully fenced, so ideal if you have dogs etc, and includes a fenced kennel area, further kennel, solar storage room, main house with outside WC and 7x4m pool with Roman steps.  To the rear of the property is a large area, currently laid out as a BMX/Motor cross course, but this could be landscaped back to a garden quite easily if required.As you enter the main house, you are greeted with a good size living room with a dining area and an arch to the kitchen.  This has the main family bathroom leading off it.  Back to the lounge, there are two bedrooms leading from this, both currently having twin beds.Outside the house is a large covered wrap-around porch to two sides, giving plenty of shade and space for the outdoors style living.Please watch the video to understand the layout etc.

Finca

Alicante Sunshine Villas Alicante Country Villas is pleased to present this beautiful Rural House, located in a historic area, a few minutes walk, from the city of Novelda.This two-storey Country House stands on a plot of 1,800m² approx. completely fenced, a great centennial pine forest offering a large shaded space, garden areas with Elche palm trees, covered parking for two vehicles, orchard with a variety of fruit trees and drip irrigation.On the lower floor, a magnificent porch facing Southeast, through which we access a spacious living / dining room with wood burning fireplace with a lot of character and warmth thanks to its combination of natural stone materials and Segovian pine beams. An independent equipped kitchen, laundry area, two double bedrooms (one of them with built-in wardrobe) and a bathroom with shower.On the upper floor and through a spiral staircase, a magnificent master bedroom with sloping ceilings, built-in wardrobe, private bathroom with shower and a large terrace where you can see the adjoining valley.Equipment and qualities: Drinking water and irrigation, heating by electric radiators, wood burning fireplace, double glazed PVC tilt-and-turn windows, security grills, security door, alarm, fitted kitchen with top quality appliances, fitted wardrobes, wood interior carpentry, stoneware flooring on the ground floor, wooden flooring on the upper floor combined with stoneware, wooden beams Pino Segoviano, natural stone Amarillo Fosil, led lighting throughout the house. Furniture included.The Middle Vinalopó area is formed by different valleys. The Valley of the Grapes is one of the most important and is formed by towns such as Novelda, Aspe, La Romana or Monforte del Cid, all of them at distances of less than 15 km.It is located just 25 km from Alicante Airport and the beautiful beaches of the Costa Blanca. It is a perfect area to live all year round or, if you prefer, to acquire a holiday home. Living in Monóvar (Monòver in Valencian) — a small town in the province of Alicante, Spain — has quite a number of appealing aspects depending on what you’re looking for. Here are some reasons why people choose to live there: ????️ 1. Great Climate Monóvar enjoys the typical Mediterranean climate — lots of sunshine, mild winters, and warm summers. If you like dry, sunny weather, it’s ideal. ????️ 2. Beautiful Surroundings The town sits among vineyards, olive groves, and gentle hills, offering scenic countryside views. Great for outdoor lovers — hiking, cycling, and exploring nearby natural parks are easy weekend activities. ???? 3. Wine and Gastronomy Monóvar is part of the Alicante wine region, famous for Fondillón, a unique sweet wine with centuries of history. You’ll find excellent local food, traditional markets, and affordable restaurants with authentic Spanish cuisine. ???? 4. Affordable Cost of Living Compared to Alicante city or the coast, Monóvar offers much lower housing and living costs. You can get a spacious home (even traditional fincas or townhouses) for a fraction of coastal prices. ????‍????‍???? 5. Friendly Community It’s a tight-knit, welcoming town — perfect if you like slower-paced living and knowing your neighbors. There’s also a growing expat community, especially of people seeking peace and value for money. ???? 6. Good Location Just 30–40 minutes from Alicante, beaches, and Alicante-Elche Airport. Close to Elda, Novelda, and Petrer, which offer more shopping and entertainment options. ????️ 7. Cultural Heritage Monóvar has a rich cultural scene — historic churches, local fiestas, and ties to famous writer Azorín, who was born there. There’s a nice balance between traditional life and modern conveniences.