Murcia is still developing in comparison to its neighbouring regions of Valencia and Andulucia, making it the perfect discovery with its relatively lower house prices and miles of unspoilt coast line and charming villages.

The undulating rise of the mountains lends a hand to spectacular scenery. Take a car, walk or bicycle through the Sierra Espunas, Murcia’s national park and simply enjoy the serenity and breath-taking views.

The Mar Menor, a salt water lagoon, is the regions most populated resort area due to it’s long stretch of beach and calm, warm waters which makes it popular with tourists and locals. The well renowned resort of La Manga hosts trendy bars and clubs and is frequented by footballers and pop stars.

With an average temperature of 21 degrees annually, for the beginner or the avid golfer, Murcia can offer all year round Golfing with more Golf Resorts being developed further inland.

Discover the historical City of Murcia with its noticeable Moorish architecture and the city's impressive Cathedral. Unlike many other cities in Spain, the city of Murcia although energetic with hustle and bustle, still enjoys a relaxed and leisurely attitude. The city comes alive in the early evening where you can enjoy a drink at one of its many bars and cafes or browse the shops.

Inland towns and villages including Mula, Pliego, Bullas, Cehigin, Caravacca, Totana, Alhama de Murcia and many more, are growing in popularity with the British as more and more are attracted by the charm and laid back attitudes of the Spanish and choosing to adopt the Spanish lifestyle.

Moving south of the region, Lorca is both steeped in history and charm and is increasing in popularity.

The main coastal towns of Cartagena and Puerto de Mazzaron are both attractive and lively for holiday makers with its fair share of hotels and holiday homes, tourist sites, bars and shopping along an extensive stretch of coast line.

Murcia has much to offer, be it village life, panoramic mountain views or lively coastal areas. It is one of Spain's best kept secrets.

We offer for sale properties in Mula, Pliego, Bullas, Alhama, Caravaca and Costa Calida.

Mula
Mula is a historic and traditional town located inland Murcia region of Spain at the foot of the Sierra Espuna.

It is a town bursting with character and individuality, with narrow higglety pigglety streets, many cafes and tapas bars, shops, Saturday market day selling fresh produce from the region.

There is a medical centre, dentists, opticians, vets and schools in the town.

Free Spanish lessons for Adults.

The 16th Century castle dominates the landscape and banos de Mula the famous spa baths in use since Roman times are located 5 minutes drive from Mula town.

Mula is 45 minutes from the coast and Murcia San Javier Airport and 20 minutes from Murcia City.

Pliego
Pliego is located on the foothills of the Sierra Espuna, Murcia region. A charming tranquil town with beautiful views of the surrounding area. There are many visitors attracted by the Sierra for cycling, walking, camping and soaking up the natural beauty.

Pliego does have a medical centre, pharmacy, opticians and a very good school which welcomes non Spanish speaking children.

There are also free Spanish lessons for Adults.

There are shops, restaurants and tapas bars in town with market day every Friday. The neighbouring town Mula only 2 minutes drive away is larger with a wider variety and Murcia city only 20 minutes drive has plenty of anything needed.

Pliego is 50 minutes drive to Murcia San Javier airport and the beach.

Bullas
Bullas is a historic town famous for its production of wines. It is located in the North West district of the Murcia Region in Southern Spain.

The town has all you need a vast array of shops, supermarkets, tapas bars, restaurants and wineries.

There is a market day every Tuesday selling local fresh vegetable produce from the region and a variety of shoes and clothes stalls.

1 hour drive to Murcia San Javier airport and the coast, 30 minutes to Murcia city. The Sierra Espunas are only 15 minutes drive.

Caravaca de la Cruz
Caravaca is a historic town and the largest of the in the North West district of Murcia with a population of 22,880.

There are shops, restaurants, tapas bars and a weekly market day selling fresh produce from the region in Caravaca.

Caravaca has a wide range of activities from hill walking to horse riding, giving the visitor the opportunity to come into closer contact with nature.

Caravaca is 1 hr 20 minutes drive to Murcia San Javier airport and the coast and 40 minutes drive to Murcia city.

Alhama de Murcia
Alhama is a historical town located in the Valley of the river Guadalentín at foot of the Espuña and La Muela ranges.

The Romans and Moors settled here due to the hot springs and Al-Hama means hot springs in Arabic.

There is a 12th-century Moorish castle around which the town eventually grew.

The Sierra Espuñas is popular for walking and cycling.

Alhama has weekly markets every Tuesday selling fresh produce from the region.

It is 20 minutes drive to Mazarron beach and approximately 1hr 20 minutes to Murcia.
San Javier airport, the new airport for Murcia, will be approximately 20 minutes drive away which is expected to be open in 2010.