Villa for sale in Aguilas, Murcia

Detached house with spacious outdoor areas and panoramic views in the Todosol housing estate, Águilas

This single-storey detached house offers a practical layout and, above all, a variety of outdoor spaces that allow you to enjoy the surroundings all year round.

The property features a main terrace with a barbecue area, ideal for al fresco dining and gatherings.

One of the property’s main attractions is located at the top. From the outside, a flight of stairs leads to the rear of the property and to a terrace situated above the house, from where you can enjoy panoramic views.

The property comprises an air-conditioned living room, a dining room, three bedrooms – two of which have ceilings with exposed wooden beams – a separate kitchen and two bathrooms, as well as a covered porch and the various outdoor spaces that complete the property.

One of the bedrooms has a walk-in wardrobe, whilst another bedroom features a built-in cupboard, ideal for extra storage.

The property also has a further storage area in the hallway.

A property full of character and offering a wealth of possibilities, particularly appealing to those seeking outdoor space, privacy and lovely views in the Todosol area of Águilas.

Águilas is a historic and picturesque port town situated at the southern tip of the Costa Cálida, in the Region of Murcia. With a population of around 35,000, it offers a unique blend of lively Mediterranean seaside life, a rich 18th-century heritage and an internationally renowned carnival.

Beaches and coastline

• Spectacular bays: Águilas boasts 28 kilometres of coastline and more than 30 coves and golden sandy beaches. Among the most notable are Poniente Beach, La Carolina and Calabardina.

• Diving: Its rocky seabed, particularly around Isla del Fraile and Cabo Cope, is considered among the best in the Mediterranean for diving.

Main attractions

• San Juan de las Águilas Castle: An 18th-century fortress situated on a rocky promontory, originally built to protect the coast from pirate raids.

• Hornillo Quay: An impressive 19th-century iron ore and concrete loading dock, designed by British engineers during the region’s mining boom and now one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

• Plaza de España: A charming historic centre with lush gardens, 19th-century architecture and the Church of San José.

Culture and lifestyle

• Carnival: Considered one of the best and most vibrant in Spain, it is held every year in February and sometimes continues into early March. It is renowned for its live music, dancing and spectacular parades. It has been designated a Festival of International Tourist Interest and is the second most important carnival in Spain.

• Exceptional climate: With over 300 days of sunshine a year and an average annual temperature of around 23 ºC, Águilas offers a true outdoor lifestyle.