Property Description

Large Italian-style rustic house, approximately 300 years old in Mula, with 20,000 m² of farmland that is DEVELOPABLE according to the current PGOU (General Urban Development Plan), approximately 3,500 m² of which is fenced off surrounding the property. All of the buildings are constructed with 70 cm thick stone load-bearing walls and have been declared of scenic interest.

The complex consists of: main house, secondary house, interior courtyard (200m²), garage and attic area, stables and hayloft, firewood storage and 5x10m swimming pool.

The main house has a south-east facing main façade, 3 floors with an approximate floor area of 120m² per floor. It consists of 7 double/twin bedrooms, 2 single bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, 2 living rooms, wine cellar, pantry and library, with the following layout:

Ground floor: main living room with French fireplace (33m²), kitchen with fireplace (11m²), dining room (13m²), wine cellar (18m²) with original vaulted ceiling, pantry (4m²) as an annex to the wine cellar and staircase (10m²) with original water tank.

First floor: living room (19m²) with balcony, double bedroom (13m²) with balcony, double bedroom (13m²) with two balconies, double bedroom (13m²) with balcony, single bedroom (6m²), single bedroom (7m²), bathroom (4m2), hallway (3m2), staircase (10m2).

Second floor: library with fireplace (13m2) balcony and window, bathroom (5m2), double bedroom (13m2), double bedroom (16m2), double bedroom (11m2), double bedroom (16m2), hallway (5m2), hallway (2 m²) and staircase (10 m²).

Completely renovated in 1987, it offers endless possibilities for rural business due to its strategic location just a few minutes from the Sierra Espuña Natural Park and bordering the Northwest Greenway of the Region of Mula (Murcia – Caravaca). Excellent communications with Murcia and Caravaca via the Northwest motorway (RM-15) and with the village of Mula, 5 km away via the RM-516 road. 200 m from the hamlet of El Niño de Mula. Outside, there is a swimming pool and an additional 120m² beach area. Of particular note is the 20-metre-high hundred-year-old holm oak tree located next to the south-east corner of the house, as well as a 260m² cobblestone pavement surrounding the house.
Additionally, there is a second two-storey house of 158m² in need of restoration.