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New Build 6 modern apartments with good qualities and good location of Mar Menor area - Santiago de la Ribera.
Building of 3 floors, with two apartments on each floor, offers the opportunity to acquire your next home with 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms, all with an open plan between the kitchen and the living room, built-in wardrobes in the bedrooms and one or two bathrooms, depending on the type of property. The apartments with two bathrooms have one of them en-suite with the master bedroom.
Cozy communal solarium with space for a table and chairs.
All the apartments have included a storage room.
Santiago de la Ribera is on the Mar Menor, on the coast of Murcia.
This old fishing village has 4 kilometres of beach, with fine, golden sand.
Its Mediterranean waters are ideal for enjoying the sun, sea and water sports all year round. It has an attractive, palm-lined promenade that runs the length of the beach.
Complex located 30 minutes from Murcia - Corvera airport and 1 hour Alicante airport.
eigendomseigenschappen
- 2 slaapkamers
- 2 badkamers
- 80m² Bouwgrootte
Kostenverdeling
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