Modern Villas with private pool in Calasparra, Murcia

A development made up of 215 independent villas Situated between the impressive mountains of los Almadenes and the beautiful riverside forests that surround the banks of the Vega del Rio Segura.

-Outdoor area

Perimeter wall with fence and artificial hedge

Garden with artificial Grass and rest finished in White gravel

Terrace 41.15 m2 and Private pool 7x3.5 with outdoor shower.

Private parking on plot with Rolling aérea and artificial Grass

All homes have Intercom access and consist of:

Veranda 14.75m2

Open concept lounge with dining area and Kitchen equipped with oven, ceramic hob, extractor Hood and

dishwasher

Laundry room which includes a sink with a cabinet underneath, washing machine and 150l aerothermal heater

3 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and Electric blinds

2 bathrooms (one is ensuite) with shower, screen, Furniture and toilet

All villas have: Pre-installation of AC through ducts with return grilles,Exterior and interior LED lighting and perimeter lighting,TV points in all rooms and fiber point in the living room,Sliding Windows of high security, double chamber.

The municipality of Calasparra is located in the northwest of the Region of Murcia,and is the first place in the world to have rice with its own appellation (since 1986)

The town is noted for its rice cultivation which dates back to the 14th century. Calasparra is a short-grain rice variety.

Friday is market day and can be found in Avenida Primero de Mayo,opening times are from 8:00 - 13:00

With four rivers and two reservoirs Calasparra enjoys a privileged status, as these waters are a source of attraction for visitors, not only for the luxuriant countryside but also for the variety of activities that are possible here (potholing, hiking trails, canyoning etc…

Between 2004 and 2006 more than 2,000 British immigrants bought new homes off-plan, built on 3 new urbanisations surrounding the town, with more purchasing country homes.

Places of Interest

Vega Rice Farm…An opportunity to learn about the crops Calasparra is known for, including rice, among many other things. You'll also discover the Muslim site of Villa Vieja

You will be amazed by its cave paintings, archaeological sites, culture,and caves with rupestrian paintings,

The Shrine, Sanctuary Of The Virgin Of Hope..Located in a cave carved into the rock 6 km from Calasparra, this idyllic spot will amaze you with the peace and quiet

The Port Cave…An underground gem with the longest horizontal extension in the entire Region of Murcia. A 700-meter route and almost 5 kilometers of galleries built with materials from the Late Cretaceous

Almadenes Canyon…Lovers of the purest nature and places still untouched by human activity will love this place of unique beauty. And of course the hiking trails and kayaking descents!

Calasparra's Castle…: It was probably built in the 11th century, during the Muslim Iberian Peninsula era. 

The Clock Tower…Very close to Calasparra’s main street is the Clock Tower, whose use and existence were recorded in a chapter deed in 1609. The three sections of this tower, in the Mudejar style and with a square floor plan, become narrower as it rises, giving the impression of even greater height.

Abrigos del Pozo…dating from the Epipalaeolithic period, i.e. around 8,000 years old.The most striking features are its cave paintings, which show human figures and symbolic animals. This cave is located in the Almadenes Canyon, which is also worth a visit as it is an incredible gorge over the river Segura and a protected natural area.