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This small development of 10 townhouses is situated on the edge of the town of Fortuna.
Each house has a large garage on the ground floor with internal access up to the next floor.
The next floor has the lounge and dining room with fireplace and access out to the balcony, kitchen with white goods included and outdoor utility yard area and there is also a bathroom on this level.
Next floor up has 3 bedrooms and another bathroom and 2 of the bedrooms have balconies.
Then the final floor is where you find the solarium.
The properties also have preinstallation for solar power.
Places of interest:
Fortuna town center 4 minutes
Fortuna Spa Baths 5 minutes
Altoreal Golf 20 minutes
Sierra de la Pila 25 minutes
Murcia City 25 minutes
Murcia Airport 40 minutes
Alicante Airport 50 minutes
Egenskaper
- 3 sovrum
- 2 badrum
- 165m² Bygg storlek
- Balcony
- Fitted Wardrobes
- Furnished - No
- Log Burner/Fireplace
- Mains Electric
- Mains Water
- Near Amenities
- Near Medical Centre
- Near Schools
- Parking - Garage
- Solarium
- Storage
- Terrace
- White Goods
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