3-7173/1863 - 3 Bedroom 3 Bathroom Villa in Fortuna

2 Bed Villa with 1 bed guest house and pool. We are proud to offer this lovely large 2 bed property, with a 1 bed guest house in the Periquitos area of Fortuna. The main house has a large covered porch area, leading to the main corridor in the house, leading to all the facilities.  The house has a very large living area, a large kitchen with utility room and access to the garage, and a corridor leading to the 2 bedrooms, with the master being en-suite. The guest apartment is a large studio apartment with bathroom and kitchen areas. To the outside, there is a large 9x4m salt pool (with new salt system in 2023), a large orchard with a mix of fruit trees, olive and almond, and paved areas, with a 2 space car port. There are 12 solar panels on the house, which feed back to the grid, making the electricity bill almost 0 (it was €11 last month!), and all the windows have mosquito nets to them. The house also has a crawl space below it, meaning the house shows no damp at all, and any plumbing repairs etc would be easy to do. This is a property that deserves to be viewed, and the attached video gives an idea of the layout. Not far from the capital of the Murcia Region, Fortuna is famous for the abundance of its hot springs. Water, scarce in this area, flows freely in Fortuna, giving rise to a number of fountains such as la Higuera, la Cueva Negra or los Baños, thermal springs that were already popular in Roman times and which have today converted Fortuna into an important spa town. The history of the town goes back to Iberian settlements, the remains of which can still be seen in outlying districts such as Caprés, Castillejo or Cortao de las Peñas. The Arab domination is still visible in the Castillo de los Moros (Moors’ Castle). The town’s cultural heritage is enriched with the Baroque-style Parish Church of La Purísima, the Convent and the Town Hall (which conserves some beautiful panneaux), all constructed in an aesthetic modernist style. The surrounding countryside (at times desert-like) is covered with the water that flows from its thermal springs. Visitors can admire the Cortao de las Peñas (two mountains split apart by the movement of the earth), or the Humedal del Ajauque and Rambla Salada, protected wetland areas of great beauty.

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