PERFECTLY-POSITIONED in the beating heart of historic Rojales, we're delighted to present these brand new homes, nestled into the hillside in the shadow of Monte Calvaro The Three Crosses.



Surrounded mainly by single-storey dwellings, these homes will enjoy an elevated view over Rojales towards the Vega Baja countryside. To the rear is an impressive view up to the town's second most impressive landmark.



THE LOCATION



✅ Benimar International Restaurant Complex: 3 min✅ Historical King Charles III Bridge: 3 min✅ Aquapark Rojales: 4 min✅ La Marquesa Golf Resort: 8 min✅ Guardamar (nearest beach): 15 min✅ La Zenia Shopping Boulevard: 23 min✅ Alicante Airport: 32 min



THE TOWNHOUSES



Five plots were originaly envisaged, but one sold before we could publish all details. The remaining homes consist of three townhouses and one detached villa.



Interestingly, one of the most valuable aspects of this design is the integral garage - such is the urban layout of the immediate area, parking spaces are an absolute premium! Automatic door is included for ease of use.



The southern orientation also means that the pool and pool terrace has as much natural daylight as possible, as well as awesome views of the Three Crosses.



Vehicular access direct into the home, for parking convenience added security Open-plan living (25m2) with fitted kitchen and views of 16m2 private pool Double-aspect sliding patio windows across corner for even more natural light Low-maintenance terrace (16m2) and access to first-floor solarium with views En-suite bedroom (10m2) with fitted 'robes direct access into pool Second bedroom with fitted wardrobes, next to family bathroom Pre-installation if solar PV panel to lower energy bills Custom options available for bathrooms, kitchen, tiling etc



Delivery date is scheduled for six months after sale, with convenient staged payments between contract keys.



Data prices below are for Number #2Smaller (2-bed) townhouses are also available, as is the detached model (#5)



THE AREA



Historically, Rojales developed because it was for centuries the last last crossing point of the River Segura before reaching Guardamar amd the Mediterranean.



The town now thrives due to it's cosmpolitan populous but has also kept its important cultural legacy in its numerous museums and theatres.



The famous King Charles III Bridge crossing the Segura at Rojales - 8 minutes' walk away



Much work has been carried out in the Cuevas del Rodeo neighbourhood, currently an area for artisanal practices. The district also contains the fascinating and popular "shell house".



The 'Shell House', 6 min walk away



The existence of several long-standing residential developments has given rise to important population groups from other European countries, the majority being English and Germans.



History tells us that the first human settlements date back to the end of the Neolithic period, between 4th and 3rd millennium BC.



This presence was limited to small villages of huts near the river. Subsequently, the population increased in the Bronze Age, proven by the appearance of tools and sculptures.



Rojales is known as an "orchard town" surrounded by farmland which flourished with the expansion of the irrigation network in the lower reaches of the Segura.



Independence bought



The town gained its independence from Guardamar in 1773, after a payment of 1500 'maravedíes of fleece' (coins of the time) was made to King Charles III of Spain.



Since 2000 (especially), the municipality has shown great population growth with the arrival of numerous European citizens.



Indeed, it has become the municipality with the highest percentage of registered foreigners in all of Spain, with over 70% of the population being from overseas.



British form the largest group, with the majority of residing in the Rojales urbanisation of Ciudad Quesada.



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