Entering the property from the front covered terrace, the house has a very welcoming and homely feel to it. The open plan living dining room has windows to two aspects making it a light and airy room. The addition of patio doors allows the room to flow effortlessly to the external pergola covered dining area.



To the left of the living room the semi-open plan theme continues to the kitchen, another area that has been remodelled to maximise on available work space and storage cupboards.



The final room on the ground floor is the guest wc which is separated from the living room and kitchen spaces by a door, another addition to the original design.



Moving up the staircase to the first floor, there is a landing area that gives access to the 2 bedrooms, bathroom and internal staircase that leads up to the solarium.



Both of the bedrooms are double rooms with fitted wardrobes and the master bedroom also has its own private terrace with great mountain views.



Completing the first floor there is a bathroom with bath and shower over, toilet and basin.



Continuing up the staircase you come to the solarium where you find magnificent views from Mojácar Pueblo and down to the Mediterranean to the east from where you can watch the sun rise, through Sierra Cabrera to the south and Bédar for the sunset to the west.



Externally, the front of the property is south west facing but the plot, in a similar way to the solarium, takes sun for most of the day. The extended covered terrace on the front side is an ideal spot to take cover from the sun, and the pergola covered terrace to the side also offers shade and is utilised as an external reception room, dining room and space for entertaining friends.



There is also a gated drive way with car port, garden shed and a low maintenance mature garden with irrigation system.



The home benefits air conditioning in the living room and bedrooms; fly screens and rejas throughout; fibre optic internet connection; alarm system; osmosis drinking water system and a communal swimming pool.



Los Gallardos has a variety of bars and restaurants providing both traditional Spanish fare and English dishes too. 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 and a new cultural centre.