Townhouse with 4 Bedrooms in Santiago de la Ribera, 80 Metres from the Sea

This characterful corner house in Santiago de la Ribera has 116 m² of built area on a plot of 135 m², with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The home has been fully renovated, keeping the original wooden roof structure, and is 80 metres from the sea.

Character, Living Room and Kitchen

Behind the understated façade, the interior is surprisingly modern. The authentic wooden roof structure and the original roof tiles have been kept, with a new tiled roof above them. High ceilings, exposed wooden beams, an open mezzanine and a white steel staircase give the home a loft-style feel. The living room, the modern kitchen and the spacious dining area form the heart of the house. Natural materials and sleek modern finishes give the whole a warm, individual atmosphere.

Bedrooms and Bathrooms

On the upper level there are charming sleeping areas beneath the original wooden beams. The open layout and the view down into the living room add to the special character. On the ground floor there is an additional bedroom with a bathroom, handy for anyone who prefers to sleep without stairs or wants to offer guests more privacy. In total the home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The home has air conditioning and heating.

Patio, Terrace and Multifunctional Space

From the living area you reach a sheltered patio with an outdoor shower and space to sit outside. The home also has a terrace. There is also a versatile multifunctional area, currently used partly as a garage and partly as extra living space. The plot is 135 m², so there is outdoor space beside the house itself.

Beach and Amenities

At the end of the street you are practically at the sea. The palm-lined promenade, the beach and welcoming restaurants are 80 metres away on foot. A supermarket is 100 metres away and the lively main shopping street 200 metres. Everything is within walking distance, so a car is not needed for daily life.

The location: Santiago de la Ribera

Santiago de la Ribera is the most populous village of the municipality of San Javier, on the Mar Menor, about 33 kilometres from Cartagena and 52 kilometres from Murcia. It began in 1888 as a summer retreat for families from Murcia and still has villas from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, such as Chalet Barnuevo. A promenade lined with century old palms runs along sandy beaches with calm water, including Castillico, Barnuevo and Colón. The protected wetland of Playa de La Hita lies close by. Civil flights left the local airfield in January 2019 and now use Corvera.