3 bedroom House for sale with sea view in Mojacar Playa, Mojacar, Andalucia

399,900 EUR 343,914 GBP 431,892 USD

Reference: 232264

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1
Floor Size: 134 m2
Plot Size: 1,000 m2

Features

Balcony
Terrace
Golf Resort or Nearby
Sea View
Parking
Front Line
Walk to Beach
Good Condition

Details

Rare opportunity to acquire a charming 3 bedroom beach front house with garden, enjoying breathtaking sea views from its idyllic location between Garrucha and Mojacar Playa, next to the golf resort Marina de la Torre.

Due to the excellent setting of the property, restaurants, shops and bars are within walking distance. In front is the coastal road, immediately followed by a narrow pebble beach. Sandy beaches are 400m away, both to the left and to the right of the house.

The house was built in 1968 and has undergone some minor renovations. There is a front garden with mature palm trees and a raised, spacious and covered terrace to the front which leads to the front door.

The 134m2 consists a small hallway that leads to the living room which has large windows with a beautiful sea view and remarkably high ceilings. The other rooms of the house also have high ceilings, which makes it a cool house, even in the midst of summer.

The living room leads to a corridor that divides the rest of the rooms. On the left are three bedrooms and on the right a bathroom and a fitted kitchen. The kitchen leads to a partially covered patio. Behind this covered area is a spacious room that is used as a storage room and can easily be involved in the house. This makes an extra bathroom with a walk-in wardrobe or a summer kitchen possible.

There is a laundry room and a barbecue on the patio.

The covered terrace runs along the entire front facade and can be divided into a living room area in front of the bedroom and, for example, a dining area in front of the living room.

The plot is completely fenced and has a neighbour on the right and a non-buildable area on the left with the protected remains of what was the loading dock for the mineral train from the surrounding mountains of Bedar at the end of the 19th century.

The garden behind the house has some mature trees and is not landscaped. At the rear of the plot is a detached building that also serves as a storage room.

The house has mains water and electricity. The property's electrical and plumbing installations are in an acceptable condition but ready for an update. The property has rights to well water from a nearby well. Those rights are currently not being used.

The beautiful white village of Mojacar is 6 km from the property and at 800m is the Garrucha sea front promenade with an abundance of restaurants, bars, boutiques, beach bars and ice cream parlours. At 200m is a gas station with a small shop. There is a Lidl 1,500m from the house.

The fishing port of Garrucha is less than 2 km away. Furthermore, in both Mojacar Playa and Garrucha there are banks, private and public medical practices, dental practices, primary schools and a secondary school.

Mojacar has beautiful sandy beaches and two 18-hole golf courses. One of the golf courses, Marina Golf, is located 500m from the house. There are plans to build a luxury marina near this golf course.

Mojacar has over 310 days of sunshine a year and has over 20km of beaches consisting of both rocky coves and sandy beaches. Temperatures during the day in winter tend to be around 16-22 degrees and in summer 28-32 degrees.

The closest airport is Almeria about 45 minutes away, while the international airport of Murcia (140 km) is at one and a half hour. The Alicante airport (200 km) is a two hour drive away. The airport of Malaga is three hours away.

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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit

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2. Setting up a Pre-agreement (Contrato privado de compraventa)

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3. The Contract (Escritura de compraventa)

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