Murcia – Puerto Lumbreras – Villa Dendrew – it’s all about space

€325,000 – Villa Dendrew – luxury Villa 4 beds 3 baths, large under build, pool, summer kitchen plot 5,800 sq metres. This is a spacious property with an impressive build size of 392 sq metres. Sold part furnished.

Property Details:

Entrance onto the plot is via electronic gates with separate pedestrian access.

Steps lead up to a large covered terrace with lovely views across to the Almenara hills.

Entrance doors open into a hallway, 9.10 sq metres, with to the right double doors into the impressive open plan lounge/diner,9.20m x 4.98m. Feature fireplace in the corner of the lounge has an integral wood burner. Patio doors open onto the front terrace.

The spacious luxury newly refitted kitchen 6.18m x 5.39m has matching wall and floor units with top grade Silestone worktops. It has been planned to provide an efficient workspace with clean lines, integral fridge freezer, dishwasher, fitted electric oven with induction hob and overhead extractor. The specialist sink unit was installed to colour coordinate with the worktops

From the entrance hallway, there are two double guest bedrooms with built-in wardrobes,
Bedroom 1 – 3.70m x 3.65m
Bedroom 2 – 6.60m x 3.72m with a newly installed en-suite bath and shower room.
There is a separate guest shower room from the hallway, again newly refurbished, with a modern shower and vanity unit using clean lines & neutral colours.

Feature stairs lead to the air-conditioned upper level with a space of 54 sq metres devoted entirely to the Master bedroom, with a separate dressing area and en-suite shower room with dual hand basins. An outer door from the bedroom opens onto a sun terrace.

To add the features of this property is an impressive 160 sq metres under build, which can be accessed both internally and externally. It has a separate guest bedroom 4 – 4.3m x 3.95 room

Utility room 3.59m x 2.27m with washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer plus valuable fitted base storage units with granite worktops.

This extensive area can be used as a games room, gym, large cinema room, workshop or to add additional accommodation.

Outside

The immediate gardens to the front of the villa are gravelled for low maintenance and planted with olive trees.

To the rear of the property, is a perfect relaxation zone with a 10m x 4m swimming pool, surrounded by beautiful low maintenance Astra turf terraces.

Two covered pergola seating places, a summer kitchen and a separate toilet and shower.

The gardens have been landscaped to provide a perfect backdrop to this property with the planting of various fruit trees for a new orchard and the retention of an existing mature olive orchard. The gardens come with a full irrigation system which is on an automatic timer providing low-cost water from the local agricultural community.

The property is fully fenced and gated

Air conditioning to lounge and master bedroom

Mains water and electricity, Satellite TV and broadband available

Gas Central Heating Plot 5.800 sq.m Build 392 sq.m

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Surrounding Areas

Puerto Lumbreras

Is a small district in terms of area situated about 94 km from the city of Murcia. It has a population of 10,600 inhabitants. However, it has surprisingly varied landscapes for its size, the plains of El Esparragal being mainly dedicated to intensive agriculture, and the contrast of the upland area of Cabezo de la Jara. This area of great environmental interest contains predominantly Mediterranean type vegetation and woodland, Mediterranean pine, and even wild olive woods of great age. Among note of its wildlife are the Mediterranean tortoise, the eagle-owl, and several birds of prey.

Having a mainly agriculturally-based economy, its position as a strategic point in land communications have also made the town an important transport hub and almost obliged stopping place for road transport between the Spanish Levant and the south of the country, giving rise to an important hotel and catering business.

Additionally the town has developed important industries serving tourism, high-quality pottery production, carpets, fabric and articles made from esparto grass, all characteristic of the area.

Additional interest for the tourist is provided in the form of rural tourism, with the extensive availability of rural accommodation throughout the region and organised routes for visitors who fancy getting closer to nature.

The Old Part of the town can be divided into various zones: the nucleus gathered round a hill consisting of cave houses at present under renovation, the old part straddling the Nogalte gully, and the modern part, stretching along the N-340 trunk road, and where it is easiest to stop off for a break, meal, or some local craft products, in any one of a number of restaurants and other establishments.

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