Country Club

Murcia, Spain

€249,000approx. £214,000approx. $289,000approx. AED 1,060,000 Listed at €249,000

Off-Plan
Villa

Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Listing ID: GHI00331

Floorplan

About

This off-plan villa is one of four semi-detached homes in the Country Club urbanisation in Mazarron, Murcia. The small collection is arranged for relaxed residential living.

Inside, the two-bedroom, one-bathroom layout includes a generous living room and fitted kitchen. The living space continues onto a terrace for time outdoors.

Each villa has a private plot with a landscaped garden, swimming pool and solarium, giving the home several distinct outdoor spaces for dining, relaxing and enjoying the climate.

The Country Club urbanisation includes a bar-restaurant, supermarket and generous green areas.

Location

Country Club

Linked golf courses

Hacienda del Álamo Golf 18 holesPar 72Long championship layout with extensive practice grounds

Championship golf with extensive practice grounds

Hacienda del Álamo Golf has one main 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Dave Thomas. The long layout sits within the natural contours of the site and calls for confident play across a full round. Its practice facilities are unusually extensive. Six short training holes sit alongside the principal course, supported by a practice range, two putting greens, a chipping green and a practice bunker. Those six holes are part of the academy offer, rather than a second destination course. The result is a full-length Murcia golf course with dedicated space for practice before or after the main round.
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Mar Menor Golf 18 holesPar 72Two-part layout combining tighter and broader fairways

Two designers and two contrasting nines

Mar Menor Golf is an 18-hole, par-72 course built as two contrasting nines. Dave Thomas designed the opening half with tighter fairways and rough, plus generous greens guarded by large bunkers and nearby lakes. The Nicklaus Design second nine opens the view with broader fairways and wider rough, changing both the scale and the preferred lines from the tee. Water returns as the central issue at holes 13, 14 and 15, where a large lake shapes three consecutive holes. The practice facilities include a range, putting green, chipping green and a separate practice hole.
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La Torre Golf 18 holesPar 68Strategic resort layout with extensive bunkering and lakes

A shorter course built around smart decisions

La Torre Golf is an 18-hole, par-68 Nicklaus Design course measuring 5,403 metres. Its modest length shifts attention towards decisions rather than power. Wide fairways run between lakes and tall palms, but more than five hectares of bunkers separate the holes and narrow the useful angles into the greens. Choosing the right side of a fairway can matter as much as distance from the tee. Four tee sets allow the layout to play at different lengths. A driving range, putting green and bunker area round out the practice offer, reinforcing La Torre's focus on positioning and short-game control.
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Altaona Golf 18 holesPar 72Gently rolling desert-style layout with wide corridors

Broad desert-style corridors shaped by strategy

Altaona Golf is an 18-hole, par-72 course by Stirling & Martin Golf Architects. It winds through a gently rolling, arid landscape in broad corridors, where sparse planting leaves the shape of the ground in clear view. The fairways provide room to choose a line, but lakes, sand bunkers and scattered trees make accuracy important as the hole develops. Its restrained desert styling gives the course a character of its own within Murcia, while the easy topography also makes walking a practical option. A practice area, putting green and chipping green provide space to work on each part of the game.
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El Valle Golf 18 holesPar 71Core-routed desert layout with crowned greens

Precision golf in a natural desert valley

El Valle Golf is an 18-hole, par-71 Nicklaus Design course in a natural desert valley. Its core routing groups the holes together and keeps the surrounding development at the perimeter, leaving limestone outcrops, ridges and native planting to define much of the view. The course asks for accuracy and sound positioning rather than sheer length. Crowned greens repel loose approaches, while closely mown surrounds create several ways to recover. Clusters of bunkers add definition, and lakes, streams and waterfalls break up the dry landscape. The practice ground includes a driving range, putting green and bunker area.
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