With east and west facing gardens on a generous plot of 572m², the villa has benefitted from considerable investment by the current owners for whom it has been a full time home.



Internally the property comprises entrance hall; air conditioned open plan living dining room with patio doors leading to the front terrace; fully fitted kitchen with separate utility room; internal hallway giving access to the master bedroom with en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, toilet and basin; second double bedroom; and family bathroom with bath with shower over, toilet and basin.



The villa benefits fly screens, rejas, ceiling fans and air conditioning throughout. Both bedrooms have extensive fitted wardrobes and the bathrooms are fully tiled. Hot water is supplied via a mains gas powered boiler and high on many people’s wish list these days, there is 100Mb Fibre Optic internet connection at just 29.95€ per month.



Externally, the gardens wrap around the property providing sun or shade as required through the day.



To the front of the villa there is a pergola covered terrace, relatively low maintenance garden and drive way with carport; whilst to the sides there are variety of citrus trees.



To the rear you find the largest of the outside spaces with an 8x4m swimming pool with Roman Steps to one end and terracing all around; and another garden area with stone built BBQ.



The swimming pool has recently been emptied, washed, grouted and refilled and the terracing was also renewed at the same time. With the boundary walls recently painted and a new retractable sun shade installed, this superb area is both private and generous enough in size for multiple sun loungers and al fresco dining.



The garden area to the rear of the plot is simply planted but for a keen green fingered gardener it could be developed into a produce based planting area without encroaching on the beautiful pool and terracing.



Accessed from an external staircase there is a large roof top solarium with pergola and amazing views out towards Mojácar Pueblo and Sierra Cabrera mountains, and down over the pool, terraces and garden.



The village of Los Gallardos is within walking distance and has a variety of bars and restaurants providing both traditional Spanish fare and also English dishes. With two small supermarkets and the weekly street market offering a large selection of fresh fruit and vegetables that’s the food shopping taken care of too.



The A7/E15 is close by making travelling times to Almería, Murcia and Alicante airports 45, 80 and 120 minutes respectively.



Golfers have a varied selection of courses to choose from in the area including Marina Playa on the coast, the Arizona style course at Desert Springs and the Valle del Este with 4* Hotel & Spa just a few kilometres away.



Skiing in the morning and being down on the beach in the afternoon is possible with Sierra Nevada ski resort being only approximately 2½ hours away and in recent years has grown in popularity with some of the best snowfalls in Europe.



Walking, bowls and craft clubs are also plentiful so there is always something that you can get involved with should you wish to.



Los Gallardos is a popular destination for Spanish and tourists alike for the annual Three Kings celebration and re-enactment in January and also the July fiesta. The village has received considerable funding to build a new health centre, school and sports facilities with a new cultural centre recently being completed.