4 bedrooms house in Aguas Nuevas, Albacete, Spain

• General
• 4 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms
• Areas
• Plot: 407 m²
• Built: 130 m²

Here comes a really nice detached villa, built with extreme quality and located in the well known area of Aguas Nuevas in Torrevieja. The villa is completely detached and the property has been built to last and obviously isolate both heat and cold temperatures. The walls are aprox. 40 cm thick and only the best isolation material has been used. The property will be sold with a finished garden with tiles and artificial grass. In the garden youll also find a parking space and a heated pool so you can enjoy your pool all year around. Entering the property there is a big living room, one shared bathroom, open kitchen, two large bedrooms with built in wardrobes and upstairs there is a very large master bedroom with walk in closet and a en-suite bathroom with a Italian shower. From the master bedroom there is an access to a big sunny terrace.Torrevieja is a coastal city located in the province of Alicante, in the southeastern part of Spain. It is situated on the Costa Blanca, which is known for its beautiful beaches and Mediterranean climate. Location: Torrevieja is part of the Valencian Community and is situated on the Costa Blanca, approximately 50 kilometers south of Alicante.Climate: The city enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers. This climate, along with its proximity to the sea, makes Torrevieja a popular destination for tourists and expatriates.Salt Lakes: Torrevieja is known for its salt lakes, including the Laguna Salada de la Mata and the Laguna de Torrevieja. These salt lakes are pinkish in color and are a significant part of the citys landscape.Tourism: Tourism plays a crucial role in Torreviejas economy. Visitors are attracted to its sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife, and cultural attractions. The city also has a long seaside promenade, a marina, and various parks.Cultural Attractions: The city has several cultural and historical sites, including the Church of the Immaculate Conception and the Torre del Moro, a watchtower with panoramic views of the area.Economy: In addition to tourism, the economy of Torrevieja is supported by fishing, salt production, and agriculture. The salt industry has historically been important to the region.Expatriate Community: Like many coastal areas in Spain, Torrevieja has a significant expatriate community, with many foreigners choosing to live there either seasonally or permanently.Festivals: The city celebrates various festivals throughout the year, including Carnival, Semana Santa (Holy Week), and the Habaneras and Polyphony International Contest, which focuses on choral music.