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A warm welcome to this well-planned apartment which, with a little new care and love, can become a real dream home at an address close to the beach. The apartment consists of three bedrooms, a bathroom, living room and kitchen, there is also a balcony and a common roof terrace. Located on the first floor, there is no elevator in the building.
The apartment has a nice living room with space for a sitting area and a dining area, from the living room you can reach the balcony. The kitchen is in an older style, well laid out with good cabinet storage and work surfaces.
The bedrooms have space for beds and bedside tables.
Bathroom with older standard, equipped with toilet, sink and bathtub.
Here you live a stone's throw from the beach and the Mar Menor, as well as close to the area's range of shops and restaurants. Proximity to the large cities of Murcia and Cartagena.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 69m² Build size
- Balcony
- Good Motorway Access
- Near Amenities
- Near Beach
- Near Golf
- Near Medical Centre
- Near Schools
- Solarium
- street parking
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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