Detached Villa With Pool In Cañada De La Leña, Spain

Property Features and Customization

The villa includes a double garage and pool, with legal approval for the plot. The properties come with tiles and bathrooms, and you can request internal changes as necessary. If more space is required, the villa’s design can be adjusted to accommodate that need. Each new build features mains electricity and water, and internet is available in the area.

Options for Self-Sufficient Living

These new build villas also offer options for those interested in self-sufficient living. While mains electricity and water are included, additional features can enhance sustainability:

• Complete solar systems
• Water tank storage for grey water and rainwater
• Raised vegetable gardens
• Fruit tree orchards
• Chicken coop and run

Cost of Living in Pinoso

The running costs for these villas in Pinoso are relatively low. Yearly council tax starts at around €300, and fast internet service is available for €20 per month. Opting for solar options can help cut down on electricity bills, while water collection systems can lower water costs, which typically run about €150 a year without the savings.

Discovering Canada de la Lena

Canada de la Lena sits in a region known for its natural charm, located within the district of Abanilla, Murcia. It’s nestled between the Barinas, Espada, and Quibas mountains and is just 10 minutes away from Pinoso, off the road to Fortuna and nearby Algueña. Alicante airport and the coastlines are approximately 50 minutes from the village.

A Brief History of the Area

This small village, previously called Los Martinez, was founded by a family of woodcutters. The local economy thrives on agriculture, livestock, and wine production, as well as the marble industry.

Cultural Aspects and Cuisine

The village square features a small church dedicated to the Virgen del Carmen, along with two bar restaurants. The village fiesta is held on July 16 to honor the Virgen del Carmen. The culinary offerings in the area showcase typical Murcian and Valencian dishes, including salads, snails, gazpacho, gachamigas, and various meat dishes.