Opis:

Villa Carl, 3 beds – 2 baths, 600 sq metres plot - Immediate sale needed hence 113,950 euro’s, a quick sale is needed for this property and the urgency is reflected in the selling price of 113,950 euro’s. A spacious 123 sq metre detached villa on a 600 sq metres walled plot.

Name: Villa Carl
Listing Price: 113,950 euro's
Location: Limaria - Arboleas
Province: Almeria - Andalucia
Build size m2 123
Plot size: m2 600
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Swimming Pool: no, but plenty of room for one if required
Additional Features: Offer price of 113,950 euro's

Located in the quiet well established residential area of Limaria – Arboleas.

Property Details:
Entrance terrace leads into the large lounge/diner 8.76 x 4.97m with feature wood burner and ceiling spotlights.

Great kitchen/breakfast room 4.24 x 3.42m with matching wall and floor standing storage units. Electrical items include fridge freezer, washing machine, and electric oven with gas hob.

Three double bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes.

Master bedroom 3.47 x 3.17m with en-suite shower room

Guest bedroom one 3.63 x 3.73m

Guest bedroom two 3.30 x 3.27m

Family size bathroom

Mains electric & water. Satellite TV and broadband available.

Room for a swimming pool if needed

Local restaurant, bar and shop opening in May

Surrounding Areas

Arboleas

Found in the Almanzora Valley, Arboleas is a small town on the bank of the Almanzora River, in the spurs of the Filabres mountain range. It has a strong agricultural economy, growing citrus, olive trees, almond trees and cereals such as wheat and barley.

Situated just a 25 minute drive from the coast is the pretty villages of Arboleas, Zurgena and its neighbouring village of La Alfoquia.

The villages have a population in excess of 2500 – mostly friendly Spaniards working in local agriculture. The nearby amenities include a doctor’s surgery and an English speaking pharmacy, primary school, older children can attend the secondary school in La Alfoquia, and a free school bus is available. There is also a market every Saturday morning selling all local produce.

Zurgena has 2 banks and numerous shops and bars which stay open long into the evening, also a newly constructed kiddie’s play park. The fresh food market is held every Friday.

Over the bridge from Zurgena lies La Alfoquia, again it has numerous shops and banks, including, a hardware shop, an electrical shop, bakery, butchers, tobacconist, a boutique

Albox

Albox is nestled between the Sierra de las Estancias and the Sierra de los Filabres mountain ranges, a short distance from the Almanzora river. It is a typical whitewashed town with narrow streets interspersed with small plazas. As a small agricultural town it is surrounded by olive groves and lemon and orange orchards.

The origin of Albox is medieval and the remains of an ancient fort can be found on a nearby hill. In 1503 an earthquake destroyed it and many of its historical buildings were lost. It has been completely reconstructed in its present location.

Albox and the surrounding area offer a number of outdoor pursuits for the visitor. There area multitude of country areas to walk and explore, horse riding, cycling or off-roading in a 4WD. The area is also home to Europe’s biggest observatory.

Many of the local traditions in Albox remain, including ceramics. Two celebrated ceramicist families. Herminio and the Ends, remain in Albox. Their pottery factories still cook the mud in the old Arab furnaces and produce popular decorative ceramics, mostly earthenware.

There is a flourishing weekly market held on Tuesdays that is one of the features of Albox. The market spans through the streets into the Rambla (a dry riverbed) and here you can buy everything from clothes to livestock.