venta casa con parcela en caravaca, murcia, venta casas campo murcia

Large detached house for sale in Caravaca Murcia.

For Venta Country HousesAvailable

300,000 €

400
m2
5
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Garages

Property Resumen

Price300,000 €
Reference1574
Year built1990
TypeCountry Houses
Sold No
Contract Venta
StatusAvailable
LocationCosta Cálida / Murcia / Caravaca de la Cruz
Home area400 m2
Lot area1,550 m2
MaterialBlock, Brick, Wood
Beds5
Baths3
Garages1

Property Descripción

Large detached house for sale in Caravaca Murcia.

House on various levels on an enclosed plot of 1,150m² with gardens, heating, swimming pool, barbecue with oven and kitchen and storage room.

This large, detached house in Caravaca, consists of:
Ground floor: porch, entrance hall, kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom and open terrace.
First floor: four bedrooms, two bathrooms, laundry room and interior garden.
First floor: office – viewpoint.

More information about Caravaca de La Cruz

Caravaca de la Cruz is a city and municipality in the Region of Murcia, Spain. Capital and administrative centre of the Northwest region and head of the Judicial Party of the same name. It has a population of 25,760 inhabitants,1 and covers an area of 859.51 km². It is 625 metres above sea level.

Caravaca de la Cruz is a place of reference for the worship of the Catholic Church since 1998, during the papacy of John Paul II, it is catalogued as one of the eight holy cities of this religious confession2 as it has the privilege of celebrating a Jubilee Year in perpetuity every seven years around the Santísima y Vera Cruz de Caravaca. The first of these took place in 2003 and was visited by Cardinal Ratzinger, who was later elected Pope under the name of Benedict XVI. Because of this, and because of the name of the municipality itself, it is also known as “the City of the Cross”.

As well as being known for its Christian relic and its beautiful medieval Old Town, it is also known for its Patron Saint’s Festival, held between the 1st and 5th of May each year, which was declared to be of International Tourist Interest in 2004. Along with the processions and parades of Moors and Christians, the celebration of the Wine Horses is especially relevant, which currently aspires to be declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.