Villa for sale in Ricote Valley Murcia.

For Sale Country HousesAvailable

225,000 €

250
m2
10
Rooms
3
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Garages

Property Overview

Price225,000 €
Reference1340
Year built2005
TypeCountry Houses
Sold Yes
Contract Sale
StatusAvailable
LocationCosta Cálida / Murcia / Blanca / Ricote
Home area250 m2
Lot area3,559 m2
MaterialBlock, Wood, Stone
Rooms10
Beds3
Baths2
Garages1

Property Description

Villa for sale in Ricote Valley Murcia.
Sale villa with plot in Blanca with extensive views of the River Segura and mountains.
House with 2 floors and a separate studio. Land of 3.559m² planted with lemon trees and with a beautiful view of the mountain, castle,
river and the village par excellence of the Ricote Valley.
The house is in very good condition, has recent major renovations, and has central heating.
The total constructed area is 250m²
Distribution:
Ground floor: porch, dining room, living room, bedroom, toilet, bathroom, and machine room
Upstairs: living room, study, two bedrooms and large bathroom.
Blanca is a Spanish municipality, located in the north of the Region of Murcia, in the Vega Alta del Segura river, although historically it has also been linked to the Ricote Valley.

The Ricote valley, also known as the Moorish valley, is a historical region of the Region of Murcia, in Spain, located in the north of the region and in the middle basin of the Segura River. It is made up of the municipalities of Archena, Ojós, Ricote, Ulea and Villanueva del Río Segura. It also includes the municipality of Blanca.

The period of Muslim domination of this valley, between the 8th and 13th centuries, was very fruitful in cultural terms. The Ricote Valley was the starting point of one of the most important Muslim warlords of the 13th century, Ibn Hud, who, after his uprising in the castle of Ricote, managed to unite a large part of the Spanish Muslim territory under his rule for ten years.

In the 11th century al-Bakri wrote: The Tudmir (Segura) is a river which the mountains enclose in a place known as Ricote (Riqūt), at a distance of 18 miles from Murcia [about 33 km], so that there man can stop its course. If it were not for these mountains, the torrential waters would flood Murcia.1

In 1243, by the Treaty of Alcaraz, this valley, like the rest of the Kingdom of Murcia, was incorporated into the Crown of Castile.