These stunning new build semi detached villas are in San Pedro Del Pinatar close to the beach and all amenities.

The villas have an open plan lounge, kitchen & a utility area on the ground floor.

The lounge has large glass doors, which make the property very light and bright.  There is also a double bedroom and a shower room on the lower level.

Upstairs there are two double bedrooms both with an en-suite and access to a spacious sun terrace.

The villas will be totally enclosed with garden area and a private pool.

There is the option to add a solarium with or without additional bedroom at an extra cost.

Choice of plots either East or South East Facing.

This development is scheduled for completion around the 2nd quarter of 2024.

Features include:

• Swimming Pool with Shower and LED lights
• Fitted Wardrobes
• Aerothermal Hot Water System
• Shower Screens
• Pre Installed Solar Panels
• Pre Installed Air Conditioning
• White Gloss Kitchen including Hob, Oven, Microwave, Extractor Fan, Fridge, Dishwasher and Washing Machine.

San Pedro Del Pinatar is a traditional working town resting on the north shores of the Mar Menor.

It has many shops, a modern church and its main industry is fishing . You can see the fishing boats unloading their catch at the fishing port which overlooks the north end of the La Manga Strip. There are some absolutely fantastic beaches in and around the town of San Pedro del Pinatar. Drive out to the dunes of Playa de la Torre Derribada and Llana beach, where there is a sports harbour and a restaurant, along with ample parking. From here the views of the distant mountains, the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor, and La Manga are excellent. Stay till the early evening to enjoy the amazing sunset.

The town itself has excellent sports facilities including tennis and paddle. Hire a bike and enjoy the local scenery as you peddle lazily along the flat quiet roads. Runners and walkers alike will enjoy the promenade and beaches for their chosen activity. The Salt Mill of Quintin located on the “Playa de la Mota” used to take water from the Mar Menor to the salt-works. You can see the flamingos feeding amongst the reeds on the salt flats.