Murcia – Cehegin – Townhouse Morris

Murcia – Cehegin – Townhouse Morris
Murcia – Cehegin – Townhouse Morris. Was €64,500 – Now available at €44,950 – Beautifully restored, with bags of character, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse over 2 floors, located in the old town of Cehegin. Many original features including beamed ceilings.

Property Details:

Main Living Space

Ground Floor
Kitchen/Breakfast Room – fitted with a range of base and wall units, freestanding gas cooker, microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine, dresser, table and chairs.

Off the kitchen is a storeroom.

Bedroom 1 – double room with wardrobe and bedside cabinets.

Snug – with feature fireplace and wood burner.

Bathroom – comprising, shower, pedestal basin and WC

First Floor
Master Bedroom – Double room with wardrobe and chest of drawers.
En-suite – comprising bath, pedestal basin and WC.

Lounge – comprising 2 Sofas, Armchair, coffee table, wall unit & lamp.

Off the lounge is a dining room which includes a sofa bed, armchair and dining table and chairs

Bedroom 3 – double room currently used for storage

Outside
Balcony with views of the old town and ample room for outside table and chairs which are included.

Before You Can Buy a Property in Spain, You Must Have an NIE number – Numero de Identidad de Extranjeros, which, translated, means “Identity Number for Foreigners”. We can help arrange this for you.

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Surrounding Areas

Cehegin
The municipality of Cehegín is located in the heart of the north-western district. Prehistoric, Iberian, Roman, Visigoth, Arab and Christian settlers left their legacy in these landscapes with ever-changing nature, a legacy everyone enjoys today.

Evidence of the former glories of this town can be seen in the remains of the city of Begastri, occupied by both Romans and Visigoths, and an episcopal see up until the Moorish invasion. In fact, the whole of this territory is layer upon layer of all the various cultures that established themselves here, the first settlers going back to 2400 BC. Reconquered by Alphonse VI with 1,000 horsemen and 11,000 infantrymen, Cehegín is one vast hilltop monument.

Its famous mediaeval quarter (a Historical and Artistic Ensemble) owes its layout to the Arab settlements in the upper part of the town, and is a monumental gallery of stately homes, churches, convents, palaces and public buildings, some of indisputable value, such as the Church of la Magdalena, the Palacio Fajardo (an example of Murcian Baroque) or the Peña Jaspe.

Aside from the indisputable value of its historical and cultural ensemble, Cehegín has a number of delightful surroundings: the fertile valley viewed from the Plaza de la Constitución, the site known as Hoya de Don Gil, or the Argos Reservoir, even the town itself huddled around the hill, are all well worth a look.

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