The four elements to this sale, on a total plot size of 671m², are two 95m² commercial units, a 145m² home and a land plot of 233m².



Currently, the initial focus of this sale leads you to what was a tapas bar formerly known as Ricky’s Bar that traded for 18 years and closed in January 2009.



Since 2009 the bar has stood dormant, but like all of the property in this sale, it has been well maintained and on entering the bar you feel that it could be immediately opened again.



The 95m² bar / commercial unit is divided into two rooms; one to the front with a feature ceiling and walls, wrap around bar and seating; and another room large room to the rear that is ample for further seating and dining.



Both of the rooms have access to a 67m² terrace that leads to another supersized part covered terrace of 130m² and used to accommodate large parties.



Even today people still talk of the happy times they spent at the bar with some travelling many kilometres to visit it. Since its closure more properties have been built in the area creating a larger demographic within the immediate catchment area than there were years ago.



Above the bar there is a spacious two storey home. The lower level comprises entrance terrace with retractable sun awnings; dining room with log burning stove and air conditioning; fully fitted kitchen with generous marble top work surfaces and storage cupboards; utility room; and a hallway giving access to two bedrooms, both with air conditioning and fitted wardrobes, and two fully tiled bathrooms.



Moving up the internal staircase from the dining room there is a 40m² living room on the upper level with air conditioning, fireplace and a terrace wrapping around two sides of the living room that benefit amazing views.



The second 95m² building has been divided with the front half being converted into an apartment with open plan living dining room and kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. The rear half of the unit has been incorporated into the bar for use as storage rooms.



Finally there is a plot of 233m² which is currently used as parking for multiple vehicles. This area is below the aforementioned sizeable terrace off the smaller bar terrace.



Beneath the parking area there is a part constructed 8x4m swimming pool which was an unfinished project that was to become an extension to the main bar also with a smaller bar on this level. With an outline of the bar and changing rooms still in place today it is easy to see what this project could have been.



The 233m² plot has urban classification and could therefore be used for the construction of several apartments or houses. Should the new owner wish to utilize the land for development the bar would still retain the smaller terrace.



The possible options, future plans and developments for this package are numerous. We invite potential purchasers to take time in studying the photographs and video that are available and we will be happy to answer any questions they may have.



Viewing is by appointment only and appointments can be made through the Next Stop Almeria office.



Turre has a population of approximately 4,000 inhabitants and covers 108km² with its Moors and Christians history dating back to the 15th century with close alliance of neighbouring Mojácar where the history is re-enacted and celebrated annually.



The town is very well equipped and you will find all amenities required for day to day living including a large supermarket, banks, pharmacy, schools and is only a 10 minute drive from the beaches of Mojácar.