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Stunning new modern designed properties in Santiago de la Ribera, Murcia each with their own private swimming pool located within walking distance to the centre and the beautiful long white sandy beaches of Mar Menor.
These villas comprise three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, two en-suite bathrooms, a spacious lounge/dining area, an open plan kitchen fully equipped and with central island, a rooftop terrace/solarium, a generous garden with private swimming pool and off road parking. Internal and external lighting is included in the price as well.
The development is located in Santiago de la Ribera, Murcia, surrounded by all services, sports facilities, near several golf courses and 5 minutes away from the beautiful white sandy Mar Menor beaches and 10 minutes to the Mediterranean Sea.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 94m² Build size
- 136m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Modern
- Near beach
- Near town
- Near city
- Near airport
- Near golf
- Near schools
- Near hospital
- City views
- Air conditioning
- Superfast Fiber Internet
- Off road parking
- Level plot
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