Συγκυριαρχία αγορά σε Λόρκα, Μούρθια

WELCOME present this collection of semi-detached homes in Lorca, a historic town in Murcia which is steeped in culture. Lorca is just 20 minutes from the Aguilas beach and less than an hour from Murcia international airport. These properties offer an open plan living/dining and kitchen area with patio doors from the living room offering access to the terraced garden and allowing lots of natural light to enter the property. From the living area you will find 2 guest bedrooms, both with built in wardrobes and patio doors leading to the garden. Further into the property you will find the master bedroom which boats an ensuite bathroom. This property comes with a small garden and a private drive way and access to the complex which has a community swimming pool surrounded by landscaped gardens. Lorca, whose urban centre was declared -a Town of Historical and Artistic Interest- in 1964, due to the important baroque heritage of its historical centre, one of the most important in the Region, and the historical events that have shaped modern Lorca. Visitors are always made more than welcome in Lorca, and its year-round good weather, restaurants, hotels and first-class tourist infrastructures, all combine to add to the rural tourism on offer in the largest district in the Region of Murcia. The city and its nearness to its many mountain chains and areas of great natural beauty make Lorca a place to really have a good time. There are a good number of gyms and fitness centres in Lorca, and the city has a fine sports hall where a variety of indoor sports can be practiced. In addition there are facilities for tennis. In the countryside around there are great opportunities for the walker and the long distance runner. Try the Ruta del Cajo de los Enamorados. For the cyclist there is a labyrinth of quiet rural roads amongst the market gardens to explore, or for the more adventurous there are some pretty testing routes up in the hills. Lorca enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate. Very hot in summer and protected by surrounding mountains against the cold North winds in winter. The area averages nearly 3,000 hours of sunshine each year and the average temperature easily exceeds 20 degrees. In 1986 the World Health Organisation recommended the climate of the area as one of the most equitable in the world - neither too hot in the summer nor too cold in the winter. On average it can boast 325 sunny days each year making it an ideal all year round destination.