New-build villa with private pool near Calasparra

This new-build villa forms part of a small, gated complex of just six detached villas, each with its own private swimming pool. The home is designed entirely on one level, offering 104 m² of built area (95 m² of usable living space) on a generous 1,000 m² plot — space and tranquillity in the green inland heart of Murcia.

Living spaces

The living area and kitchen form the heart of the villa together, laid out on a single floor so that everything is level and easily accessible. Large window surfaces and direct access to the terrace create a natural flow between indoors and outdoors, with views over the private garden. It is a layout without stairs and without detours — practical living without sacrificing comfort.

Bedrooms & bathrooms

The villa offers three generous bedrooms, with the master bedroom benefiting from its own walk-in wardrobe. There are two full bathrooms, complemented by a separate guest toilet off the living area — comfortable for family and guests alike, without sacrificing privacy.

Garden, pool & terrace

Around the villa lies a private garden with its own swimming pool, exclusively reserved for this home. With around 20 m² of terrace, there is ample space to dine outdoors, sunbathe or simply enjoy the calm of Murcia's inland countryside — far from the crowds, close to nature.

Amenities

The villa sits within a gated complex and comes with its own garage and parking space, pre-installation for air conditioning and an energy rating of B. As this is a new build, the home is delivered entirely fresh and move-in ready.

The location: Calasparra

Calasparra lies in the green, mountainous inland of the Murcia region, cut through by the Segura river. The town is world-renowned for its rice with Denominación de Origen 'Arroz de Calasparra' — the first rice in the world to earn this quality certification, grown in the flowing waters of the Segura and the Mundo. High above the centre stands the Castle of Calasparra, a ninth-century Moorish fortress with views over the town and the surrounding plain. Nearby, carved into the rocks along the river, sits the remarkable Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Esperanza, a seventeenth-century chapel partly hewn from the grotto itself. Nature lovers will find the Cañón de Almadenes here, a protected natural area where the Segura winds through the rocks, complete with an extensive network of hiking and cycling routes and the prehistoric rock art of the Abrigo del Pozo, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Murcia-Corvera airport is around 85 kilometres away, roughly an hour's drive.