         The property is situated on a quiet road with communal parking and a pedestrian walk way leading to a gated sun terrace with outside dining areas and barbeque which is east facing to enjoy the beautiful sunrise over the mountains. Internally the property consists of a useful utility area, a modern kitchen, large open plan lounge and dining area with fireplace and patio doors leading to a private west facing terrace with mountain and valley views. A hallway leads to three bedrooms with storage, a modern family bathroom and additional shower room with patio doors leading from the master bedroom onto the terrace. The urbanisation itself is extremely well maintained all year round with street lighting, on site gardener and concierge and the communal areas include tennis courts, basketball, football, a wonderful children's play area and life guard on duty in the summer months. This bungalow has the added advantage of a large 110m2 underbuild with enormous potential to extend and provide further accommodation or a separate apartment for holiday rental investment. A charming and traditional Spanish bungalow set in a well maintained community only a few minutes drive to Benitachell or the upmarket harbour town of Moraira with its array of pretty shops, restaurants, bars and beaches. Community charges - €900 per annum. IBI - €240 per annum. Basura - €120 per annum. Direct Link http://spanishdreamproperty.co.uk/index.php?action=listingview&listingID=82530 www.spanishdreamproperty.com |
Saturday, 19 December 2015
Property of the week
Friday, 18 December 2015
Part 36 Our Spanish Dream The Launch
PART 36 Our Spanish Dream
The launch
Despite the set-back, with almost everything in place, we
still launched in April 2010, although time restraints meant we didn’t really
get going until late May. We planned a
slow steady start, feeling our way around how best to develop the service. We were struck straight away buy the need for
what we were doing, and the gratitude by many for actually having someone to
talk to about the whole process.
When an enquiry came in we would call (or if no telephone
number, we would email) and ask about the property they were seeking. The request for details about their
longed-for new home was often met with surprise, and still is today. Comments like “well aren’t you just going to
send me a load of properties from your books?” and “Just send what you have and
we’ll let you know if there is anything we like” were normal. We had by now around 2000 properties on our
site, (we usually run at around 2500 now) so just sending what we had wouldn’t
really help anyone – the email would take forever! Once we were able to explain our service,
people opened up about what they wanted and the searches began.
We decided right from the start that our service needed to
be FREE to our clients. Our fees would
be paid by the estate agents whose property our client purchased. So we search for properties from various
sources and ensure only those matching requirement are shown to the
client. Once the client has bought their
new home the estate agent with whom the property was listed pays us a fee for
finding the buyer. That way we are not
asking for any up-front fees or asking our client’s to pay any additional costs
for their purchase – buying a Spanish property is expensive enough!
www.spanishdreamproperty.com
info@spanishdreamproperty .com
01603415296
Saturday, 5 December 2015
Property of the week
Property of the week
Direct Link
http://spanishdreamproperty.co.uk/index.php?action=listingview&listingID=82666
Full description of this Villa
This elegant 3 bedroom Villa is located at Dehesa de Campoamor, right next to Campoamor beach and the lovely little bars and restaurants that dot this coastline. It is a short 3 minute drive to Cabo Roig strip for livelier evenings and to take in the atmosphere of the outdoor marketers selling their wares on a summer’s evening. The Villa has three bedrooms and two bathrooms and is being sold fully furnished. A bright spacious lounge has two windows to let in light and is furnished with two soft leather sofas and a white dining table and chairs. The floor tiles are in light beige which makes the room a very relaxing place to be. The kitchen has built in units in a gorgeous red sheen of cherrywood and sales includes the American style fridge/freezer, washing machine and other white goods. The three bedrooms are double size, and the master has double doors that lead to a nice balcony which gives a bird eye view of the area. The bedrooms have built in wardrobes and bedside lockers. The bathroom is decorated in muted shades of brown and beige and comes with shower over bath. The second bathroom is stylishly decorated in different shades of grey and includes an electric shower. The upstairs solarium is a good size for comfortable sunbathing or lazing with your afternoon coffee! To the side of the property there is ample parking for your car and there is a lovely shaded area with BBQ and garden furniture to enjoy the burgers and steaks! Yum!! Outside the house the urbanisation has a lovely seated area set under a pagoda in a relaxing green oasis, a lovely calm space to read your book or chat with the neighbours. The communal swimming pool is close by and is very large with a children’s pool area attached.
Friday, 4 December 2015
Our Spanish Dream Part 35 Spanish Dream Property
Our Spanish
Dream Part 35
Dave & Bev Townsend
With all future projects with the
development company on indefinite hold and the loss of Dave’s Dad Bev actually
had some time available to dedicate to a new project. We began seriously looking into the setting
up of a property finding business. But
time became a precious commodity again as Dave’s Mum’s Alzheimer’s led to daily
care being required by us even with all the paid help she was having three
times a day. At the end of 2009 Mum was
admitted to a nursing home so she could have the 24 hour care she needed.
With time to develop the project again we
moved forward with a view to starting in March 2010. We flew to Spain to sign contracts with
various reputable agents to be able to show their properties, making sure none were
exclusive so we were not tied to any one agent. To do our work properly we needed to be able
to select properties from various sources.
We decided that we would cover only the areas we knew well, starting
with the south Costa Blanca, going about 20 minutes inland plus areas around
Moraira, Javea and into the Jalon and Orba valleys in the northern Costa
Blanca. We also wanted to add towns and
villages close to the Mar Menor so would spend time in those areas during our
next few visits.
Yet again our plans had to be postponed as
just after our return from Spain in mid-February our daughter was in an
accident and suffered a very serious injury to her right leg. Three operations in the first 24 hours, plus
a fourth three days later, saved her leg but recovery was going to be very slow
and never complete. Our grandchildren
were 1 and 2 years old so it was all hands on deck to help out during her weeks
in hospital and the five months it took for her to take her first steps
again. Life on crutches for the next year
(plus) was not easy with two lively toddlers and support from family was
essential.
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