3-camera 3-bagno Villa in vendita a Lorca · 141 m²

A newly built residential complex of 354 homes in Lorca has its first 50 detached villas ready, with only 7 still available across three model options. The Villa Lavanda is a single-storey home spanning 112.21 m², featuring a living room with a high ceiling and three tall windows that create a sense of space. Plots for this model range from 553.64 to 555.06 m², with prices varying accordingly. For those seeking more room, the Villa Iris model offers 141.32 m² across two floors, with 3 bedrooms including one downstairs, 3 bathrooms, and 3 upstairs terraces on plots from 531.38 to 580.79 m². The Villa Violeta, at 155.75 m², provides 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 upstairs terraces, with only one unit remaining on a 561.40 m² plot. All prices exclude 10% VAT. Each villa sits on a fenced plot of approximately 600 m² within a gated community with 24/7 access control and concierge service. Monthly community fees are just 72€. The homes are ready to move into, though kitchen furniture and appliances are not included, allowing you to tailor them to your taste. Set in a calm, secure area with a warm, dry climate, these villas are conveniently close to services, cities, and the coast. The urbanization sits just 10 minutes by car from Lorca’s historic centre, a city rich in traditions, festivals, and a surprisingly wide gastronomic scene. Águilas, a picturesque coastal town, is 22 minutes away, while sandy beaches are only 25 minutes by car, with dozens to choose from. The Natural Park of Puntas de Calnegre, 35 minutes away, offers pure Mediterranean landscapes to explore. The motorway is a mere 2 minutes from the gate, and the nearby village of Purias, just 4 minutes by car, covers everyday needs. There you will find supermarkets, a bakery, restaurants and coffee shops, take-away food, menú del día, a hairdresser, car mechanic, hardware store, medical centre, garden centre, 3 banks, and 2 schools. The typical weekly Sunday market is a favourite, especially for vegetables straight from La Huerta Murciana, and a chiringuito awaits for warm summer evenings. Only 8 minutes away, Parque Almenara Mall offers a large commercial centre with clothes, food, furniture, home appliances, and even a cinema, open 7 days a week. A public medical centre is 2 minutes by car, with a major hospital in Lorca as backup. The cost of living in this part of Spain is low, and the climate is superb, without the summer crowds of the coast. International airports at Murcia and Almería are an hour or less away, while Alicante’s larger airport, with worldwide connections, is under two hours. Lorca has both bus and train stations, and the high-velocity train, soon to be operational, will link you quickly to the rest of Spain. The villas have different orientations, and the roads are nicely curved; if you need any further details, just ask.