Cabrera: A very nice detached property built in 1992 and with consideration to the Moorish influence in the area. Situated in an elevated position the sea and mountain views are spectacular. The property comprises the main house that you access through a lovely courtyard with built in BBQ and surrounded by filigree arches, a well fitted kitchen with good views, living room / dining room with ceiling domes, wood burner and air conditioning and access to a terrace, large master bedroom with built in wardrobes and air conditioning, en-suite bathroom, a further double bedroom also with en-suite bathroom. Within the grounds is a separate 1 bed, 1 bath apartment a summer kitchen, 2 storage rooms, a Jacuzzi and a garage. In addition there is under floor heating, irrigation system for the well tended and attractive gardens and a water feature.
Local AreaThe village of Cabrera nestles in the slopes of the Sierras Cabrera from where it takes it's name. The properties located here enjoy dramatic and panoramic views, some with uninterrupted views to the Mediterranean Sea. Built on the site of a settlement dating back to Neolithic times the area is steeped in history. Ruins of older buildings can be found on many of the scenic walks from the village and the restored watch tower now houses a superb restaurant with beautiful terraces and breathtaking viewing area. Although very small in terms of numbers of dwellings, Cabrera enjoys local reknown for its' fiestas, green bowling and annual open gardens competition which draw people from miles around. Just a short distance above the Cortijo Grande Golf course it takes approximately 20 minutes to drive to Turre, the nearest town, and a further 10 minutes to the coast. The central urban area has been lovingly built in the style of the Moors, who raised a large settlement here in the fifteenth century, and the mosaic tiles on the domes and cupolas reflect the dazzling Mediterranean sun in spectacular blues and golds.The town of Turre is a short drive away located in the valley of the Rio Aguas. Dating back to the times of the Moors todayrsquo;s Turre is a bustling little market town. The labyrinth of streets in the old town are dotted with tapas bars and in the main square the natural fountain supplies drinking water to visitors all year round while the main thoroughfares offer a variety of shops, bars and restaurants that cater for all tastes and ages. Fridayrsquo;s are market days when local produce, amongst other items, is abundantly available.á Dotted with small pensions and hostals in and around the town Turre is a great little Spanish hideaway where one can enjoy local cusine in a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere.Situated only an hours drive from Almeria international airport and 1.5 to 2 hour drive to the airports of Murcia and Alicante, Turre has excellent motorway access and in the next few years will be served by the AVE high speed train from Madrid which will stop at the nearby town of Vera.á The nearest beachesof Mojécar and Garrucha are approximately 8 kms away.About UsPrice Brown is an independently owned estate agents with over 25 years of experience selling property in Mojécar and the local area.á Our office was first opened in 1987 and we took pride in the fact that we were the first professionally qualified office to open its doors.á We understand that buying a property abroad can be a daunting experience, especially when you do not understand the language, but our experienced and friendly sales team will guide you through the whole buying process and offer an exemplary after sales service.á Price Brownrsquo;s regularly updated property portfolio offers a wide selection of new and resale properties to suit all tastes and budgets.