Chalet

Complex of 8 detached Villas in La Manga del Mar Menor, Costa Cálida. Located in a quiet residential area in Veneziola, at the end of La Manga, these key-ready properties are close to the beach, sports facilities and restaurants. Designed with a Mediterranean style, these spacious properties are built in 600 m2 land plots, with lots of outdoor space to enjoy the sun every day of the year. They come in 2 types:

• • Type “Brisa”: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
  • Type “Duna”: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

All of them include gated garage, terraces and garden. One villa also includes its own private swimming pool. All properties meet the highest standards and are equipped with:

• Fully-fitted kitchen, with fridge, dishwasher, ceramic hobs, extractor fan and oven
• Lights in outdoor areas, as well as in kitchen, corridors and bathrooms
• Lined wardrobes
• Fitted bathrooms: mirror with light. Bath in en-suite bathroom
• Pre-installation of air conditioning
• Covered garage with metal swing gate, light and power outlet
• Garden with palm trees and artificial grass
• Fireplace in living room

Area La Manga del Mar Menor is a resort on a thin strip of land that crosses the Mediterranean between the cities of San Javier and Cartagena on the Costa Cálida. La Manga del Mar Menor is a smart, neat and modern resort with restorative claims, due to its rich mineralised lagoons and lakes. La Manga del Mar Menor is a thin strip of land covering 24 kilometers from Cabo de Palos to the Punta del Mojón across the Mediterranean Sea, enclosed in a body of water. This waveless, shallow sea water lagoon is warm and incredibly salty, making it a popular with those after the health benefits of a mineral-rich swim, a safe bathing spot for families, or beginners practicing water sports. Several nautical schools use the inner beaches of the lagoon, offering sailing and water-skiing classes. On the other side, facing out towards the Mediterranean Sea, are vast swaths of sand. The beaches are so big that they feel less busy. Something to consider in a place that swells from 10,000 residents to 200,000 in tourist season. La Manga means ‘sleeve’ in Spanish; this sleeve of land was created by two encroaching volcanic reefs eventually connecting with one another. It was greenfield land until the 1960’s but now plays host to apartment buildings, hotels, restaurants, bars, boutiques and the beautiful Tomas Maestre Marina. In the warm, dry summers, there is a lively atmosphere with bustling diners, dancers and revellers. However, the underwater habitats to the south are protected in the Reserva Marina de Cabo de Palos e Islas Hormigas, which is only accessible to approved visitors. This part of Murcia is known for its flat plains and orchard-like abundance. All these local fresh fruits and vegetables make for a varied cuisine plus the wines from Jumilla and Yecla are well known throughout Spain. Sports fans might like to visit La Manga Football Stadium, which occasionally plays host to international teams or La Manga Club, a famously high-spec golf club and sports center. Community The Mar Menor area has many small traditional villages which have not been affected by the tourism in the region and are popular with expats who are keen to live near La Manga but still off the beaten track. Property La Manga has many affordable modern apartment complexes aimed at both tourists and permanent residents. Those with wanting a little extra can buy a seriously luxurious detached property. Some building restrictions prevent high-rise or excessive construction but many of the surrounding villages and urbanisations also offer villas and townhouses. Transport The nearest airport is Murcia International and there are various connection routes from there. For direct travel, a bus or car are most direct, although there are train stations in nearby Torre-Pacheco and Cartagena. Health The Centro De Salud Costa Cálida medical centre is on the Plaza Hacienda Dos Mares towards the north end of the strip, where you will also find 3 dentists. There are hospitals in both Cartagena and San Javier. Cost of Living This is a place where property ranges from the very reasonable to the very expensive. The same goes for living costs. Whether you want to eat in grand restaurants, pay for high-end sports facilities and luxury villas or want a rural, traditionally Spanish town with traditional Spanish prices, there is something for every budget.