Semi-detached Villa for sale in Aguilas, Murcia

Situated in one of the most characteristic areas of Águilas, at the foot of San Juan de las Águilas Castle, this terraced house offers an interesting opportunity for those seeking a property with potential for transformation.

The property comprises a ground floor, first floor and roof terrace. The first floor currently comprises three bedrooms, whilst the roof terrace offers lovely views of San Juan de las Águilas Castle and its surroundings.

The property requires a complete refurbishment, presenting an opportunity to create a home fully tailored to the new owner’s needs and tastes. The ground floor is completely open-plan, ready to be converted into a self-contained flat. The first floor comprises various rooms, including bedrooms, a kitchen and a living-dining room, though it also has the potential to be redesigned to your liking. The property has two entrances, meaning you can easily divide the ground floor from the 1st floor, making each one an independent property, if required, or you can leave just one access and join both floors obtaining a large town house. The roof terrace is accessed from the first floor; it is a very spacious terrace offering sea views and panoramic views across the whole of the village of Águilas and Levante Beach.

A particularly attractive option for investors, buyers looking for a renovation project, or those wishing to create a home with character in a unique location in Águilas.

If you’re looking for a project with vast potential, don’t miss out on this opportunity – book your viewing now. Great opportunity!

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 approximately 35,000, it offers a unique blend of vibrant Mediterranean beach life, a rich 18th-century heritage and a world-famous Carnival.

Beaches and coastline

- Stunning coves: Águilas boasts 28 kilometres of coastline with over 30 coves and golden sandy beaches. Among the most notable are Playa de Poniente, La Carolina and Calabardina.

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

Culture and lifestyle

- Carnival: Often regarded as one of the best and most vibrant festivals in Spain, it is held every February or, occasionally, in early March, featuring live music, dancing and elaborate parades. It is an international tourist attraction and the second-largest carnival in Spain.

- Exceptional climate: With over 300 days of sunshine and an average annual temperature of around 23°C, it offers the ultimate outdoor lifestyle.