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Plot of walnut trees of almost 5.000 m² next to the Lagunas de Mijas. It is an agricultural property with electricity and water, it has a quarterly water cost of 150 euros fixed, so with 50 euros per month you have all the necessary water for the farm. On the property there is a house built with 1 bedroom and a very spacious living room, it is registered in the land registry and pays its corresponding IBI, however it does not yet appear in the land registry. The finca is very spacious, with two orchards, a lot of land, storage for tools and the house. It is in a very quiet area but close to everything, very bright. Ideal for a quiet life and to grow one's own natural food, at the moment it is not for development but it seems that in the future it could be requalified. Also they are going to build a series of roads nearby giving much more life to the area but without the noise of the road.
Ref | DPIe8007 |
Type | Finca |
Bedrooms | 1 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Parking | No |
Garden | Yes |
Pool | Yes |
Built Size | 93m² |
Terrace Size | 0m² |
Plot Size | 4.996m² |
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Conveniently located just 25km from Malaga International Airport, Fuengirola is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the coast. Its ease of access via the train and road networks to the airport maintain its popularity with all ages alike.
Once a tiny fishing village Fuengirola has risen in size and popularity over the past 50 years and is now a bustling coastal resort destination for domestic and international tourism.
Key attractions include the sandy beaches which span 7 kilometres of coastline, serviced by a wide variety of restaurants and bars catering for all tastes.
There are numerous commercial zones around Fuengirola from the large shopping areas on the outskirts of the town to the main square, Plaza de la Constitución, which is surrounded by chic boutiques and popular tapas bars.
A popular historic monument is the “Castle El Cstillo Sohail” based on the hilltop at the entrance to the town, some 38 meters above sea level the Castle dates back to the Roman era and has been lovingly maintained and restored by the Fuengirola town hall.
Popular with avid golfers, Fuengirola is set in the heart of the golfing territory of the Costa del Golf, Mijas Golf is just a short drive from the town centre and there are numerous additional courses within close proximity.
The population has grown from 8,500 people in the 1960s to over 63,000 official residents with a large number of expats now residing there on a permanent basis. In the summer months, this number swells enormously with inbound tourism, providing excellent rental occupancy levels for holiday home investors.