Murcia - Moratalla - Casa Barrio Eras • Property For Sale Murcia

Was €138,000 – NOW available at €115,000 Large 3 bedroom 2 bathrooms converted stables. Tastefully renovated throughout to include original beams and oil-fired central heating. The property has a large courtyard and upper terrace with stunning views. Situated in an elevated position on the edge of town within walking distance of town centre

Property Name: Casa Barrio Eras
Listing Price: Now €115,000
Location: Moratalla
Province: Murcia
Build Size m2: 134

Plot Size m2: 190
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Swimming Pool: no
Additional Features: Walking distance of town centre with many shops, bars and restaurants. Amazing views of the castle and surrounding countryside.

Property Details:

Main living space
Ground Floor

Large entrance hall accessed from the courtyard via a solid wood front door.

Lounge (3.55 x 6.76 m) a charming, cosy room with a sloped ceiling, original wooden beams and wooden shuttered windows.

Kitchen (5.05 x 3.90 m) open plan, fitted with a range of floor and wall units, cooker with double-width electric oven and 5 ring gas hob, extractor and dishwasher. Space for a breakfast table/informal dining. Sloped ceiling with wooden beams and wooden shuttered windows.

Utility area accessed from the kitchen houses a fridge/freezer and storage.

Dining Room (3.31 x 4.25m) This beautiful dining area is the main access to the house through large wooden doors.

Bedroom 2 (3.97 x 3.83m) double room with a wooden shuttered window.

Bedroom 3 (3.57 x 3.29m) double room with original wooden beams and wooden shuttered window.

Family bathroom – comprising WC, hand basin, large walk-in shower and heated towel rail.

First Floor

Master Bedroom (4.01 x 4.31m) large double bedroom, 2 wooden shuttered windows to rear and patio doors to the upper terrace. En-suite comprising a large walk-in shower, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail.

Outside

Upper terrace – a shaded area with stunning views of the castle and surrounding countryside.

Courtyard – this pretty L shaped space is completely private and ideal for outside living.

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Surrounding Areas

MoratallaIs the fifth most wanted town in Spain among the users of Escapadarural.com (rural escapes). Moratalla is the most North-westerly municipality in the Region of Murcia and is renowned for its outstanding natural scenery, pine forests and open unspoilt beauty.

It also houses the most important prehistoric rock paintings within the region, with sites such as Cañaica del Calar, Fuente del Sabuco, Molino de Capel, Andragulla, La Risca and El Molino containing more than 50% of the Arte rupestre of the Region of Murcia. Information about these can be found in the Casa de Cristo in the interpretation centre for rock art.

Throughout its 10,000 year history, Moratalla has been occupied by a series of cultures, its abundant water and mountainous aspect offering water and shelter for prehistoric hunters throughout pre-history to the era of the Iberians when several settlements were known to exist. The Romans farmed this area, villas discovered at Ulea, Los Granadicos, Andrevia and Víllora, and mined sulphur from the site of the old volcano of Salmerón, one of their most important remains being a bridge, the Puente de Hellín crossing the River Alhárabe.

The Moorish invaders who followed the Romans built castles and watchtowers in the municipality and as the Moors were followed by the Christian armies of the Reconquist the castle of Moratalla and its tower, the Torre del Homenaje which dominates the skyline of the town today took its current form and gave the town the structure it has today.

Moratalla has an atmospheric and complete old quarter, winding streets clustered around the foot of the castle, Casas Señoriales, the noble homes of local landowners and baroque churches of the Convento de San Francisco and the Iglesia de la Asunción creating an intimate, small town atmosphere

Its principal economic activity is agriculture, producing almonds, olives, wheat and irrigated soft fruit crops including apricots and cherries, although rural tourism is also an important activity, with a well-supported campsite and many rural houses servicing those who enjoy walking and outdoor pursuits in the area.

The most important Fiestas are Semana Santa, which includes the Fiesta del Tambor, in which the tamboristas drum in the streets on Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, wearing distinctive multi-coloured robes and capirotes, and the Fiesta del Santísimo Cristo del Rayo, which includes several days of encierros, or bullrunning.

Moratalla is 98km from Corvera/Murcia airport, 118 km from Alicante airport, and 156 km from Almeria airport.