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Inland Properties for Sale
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 There are many attractive inland areas of Spain which offer the Spanish property buyer a sensible alternative to the often overcrowded coast. Buying an inland property normally offers more value for money with a larger house on a larger plot. There are some beautiful areas within an hour of the coast and airports where there are small towns with full amenities where you will be made welcome by the friendly country people of "real Spain" Here you can experience the quality of life of inland Spain with fabulous mountain and valley views low prices and yet not feel cut off or remote.
Two such areas can be found in North East Murcia and North West Murcia around the attractive towns of Calasparra, Cehegin, Moratalla, Caravacca de la Cruz,
Abanilla and Pinoso just over the border with Alicante.
Situated between the Argos River and the Sierra del Molino, Calasparra has approximately 9000 inhabitants. With good road access Murcia city is only 35 minutes drive and within 15 minutes of five other towns, the largest being Carravaca de la Cruz (35,000 pop)
Calasparra is renowned for it´s paddy fields and rice production amongst other agricultural produce such as apricots, peaches, almonds and other fruits. With Prehistoric ancestry, the town has many attractions including the Cave of Monigotes with its underground lake and Neolithic cave paintings. Near to Calasparra, the Cueva del Puerto is a favourite location for Potholers and the surrounding countryside consists of rivers and mountains and the Canyon of the Almadenes with its red brimstone.
Although not quite ´white water´, the rivers in Calasparra are wide and long enough for organised rafting trips and are home to a variety of wild life including many species of fish and birds.
The area is also of Archaeological interest in Calasparra and there are several museums and sites of Prehistoric interest
The new golf course just outside the town has been given approval and work on the access road has started.
Calasparra is also typically famous for it's Calasparra rice being only one of two areas in Spain with a denomination award. It is even recommended by Delia Smith as the best rice to use for paellas. Calasparra also has a microclimate, being warmer in Calasparra than in the surrounding villages and towns due to the area being situated in a valley and protected with the surrounding mountains.
Calasparra is a place of great scenic beauty and often the residents of Calasparra can be seen just walking and pottering the the local areas of Calasparra and thesurrounds. The tourist site's say come to Calasparra and you may never leave! certainly Calasparra is an area of great interest and as property in the town is still good value and a cheap cost of living, Calasparra it may be said offers the best of both worlds.
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