This 13,305 m² plot offers an opportunity to build in the rural region of Jumilla, Murcia. Located in a quiet, countryside setting, this is a location for those seeking space and tranquility, away from the coastal bustle. The area is characterized by an agricultural landscape, with vineyards and olive groves. Although amenities are at a distance, the plot's size offers potential for various developments. This is a chance for a project combining the peace of the inland with the Spanish sun.
Compared to coastal projects like GOLDEN GREEN VILLAS in Los Alcazares, starting at €539,900, this plot in Jumilla targets a completely different market segment. While Los Alcazares represents a coastal location with direct access to amenities and recreation, Jumilla offers rural peace and space for a fraction of the price. The focus here is not on direct beach access or a lively seaside promenade, but on realizing a home in an agricultural setting, away from the tourist bustle. Development opportunities here are geared towards creating a private inland oasis, emphasizing space and nature, which strongly contrasts with the more urban and tourist-oriented developments along the Costa Cálida or Costa Blanca. The investment approach here focuses on land value and development potential, rather than immediate rental opportunities that might be more prevalent on the coast.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The plot is situated inland in the Murcia region, far from the immediate coastline. The environment is predominantly agricultural and rural, with a focus on viticulture. The peace and space characterize this location, offering a contrast to the more tourist-oriented coastal areas.
This is a building plot without existing structures. The buyer can realize a custom-designed home here, subject to local building regulations. The size of the plot provides flexibility for a spacious layout.
This is a building plot intended for future development. There are no existing structures or ongoing construction phases. The realization of a new home is entirely dependent on future building plans and permit processes.
This is a building plot with specific distances to amenities like supermarkets and hospitals. The location necessitates private transportation, as public transport is limited. Immediate proximity to beaches and golf courses is not available.
This plot is suited for buyers seeking the Spanish dream in a quiet, rural setting, far from tourist crowds. It is a choice for those who desire the space to build a home according to their own design, possibly with large gardens or agricultural applications, provided it complies with local regulations. The necessity of a car for daily travel means it is ideal for individuals not reliant on public transport and who prefer a self-sufficient lifestyle. The relative distance to coastal amenities and recreational activities suggests this plot is attractive for long-term residents or those seeking a peaceful base for occasional stays, where the priority is tranquility and space over immediate access to beaches or city amenities.
Information regarding the quality and finishing of the project is limited, as this is a building plot without existing structures. The potential for finishing lies entirely with the future owner. The buyer is responsible for selecting construction materials, designs, and hiring contractors to realize the home. No specifications are available regarding the build quality of future structures, nor the techniques or materials to be used. The focus is solely on the land and the development opportunities it presents.
The plot is offered at a price of €29,995. This is an entry-level price for land with a substantial area of 13,305 m². The pricing reflects its inland location, away from the immediate coastal strip and its associated higher land values. There is currently no information available regarding the availability of multiple plots or price variations. This is an individual land offering.
Jumilla, located in the northeastern part of the Murcia region, offers an authentic Spanish countryside experience. This area is traditionally associated with wine production, with numerous vineyards dominating the landscape. Life here is centered around tranquility and nature. Daily routines are shaped by the rural surroundings; amenities such as supermarkets, pharmacies, and hospitals are located approximately 22-23 kilometers away, meaning a car is essential for all shopping, appointments, and daily travel. The peace of the countryside is paramount, with a landscape that invites exploration by car or on foot, through vineyards and natural areas. The distance to the coast, with beaches over 30 kilometers away as the crow flies, makes this a location for those who prefer the inland over the immediate coastline.
Life in Jumilla is characterized by rural tranquility and agricultural tradition, particularly viticulture. It is an environment where nature plays a prominent role, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle. Amenities such as a supermarket, pharmacy, and hospital are approximately 22-23 kilometers away, meaning daily necessities must be managed by car. The proximity to natural areas and the open landscape provide opportunities for hiking and exploring the surroundings. The nearest recreational swimming spots are about 33 kilometers away, and coastal beaches are approximately 70 kilometers distant.
This plot is situated in the inland of the Murcia region, an area distinguished by its rural character and wine-making tradition. The map illustrates the relative distance to coastal towns and larger cities, providing context for choosing this project.
Jumilla is located in the northeastern part of the Murcia region, inland and considerably removed from the coastline that defines the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida. The town is known for its wine production and offers a different Spanish experience than the coastal regions. It is situated some distance from larger urban centers like Murcia or Alicante, focusing more on local agriculture and community life. Its inland position marks it as a quieter alternative to the more dynamic coastal areas of the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca.
Access to amenities from this plot requires a car. The nearest supermarket, pharmacy, and hospital are approximately 22-23 km away. Alicante Airport (listed as 999 km, which is likely an error and much closer, but not specified in data) is not directly accessible. The closest recreational swimming spots are 33 km away, while more traditional coastal beaches are 70 km away. Golf courses are located at distances ranging from 47 km to 58 km. An EV charging point is available 24 km away. Public transport is limited in this rural area, making a car essential for mobility.
Jumilla is situated in a Mediterranean climate with inland influences, resulting in warm, dry summers and mild winters. The region enjoys a significant number of sunshine hours throughout the year, typical of southern Spain. The landscape is largely agricultural, dominated by vineyards, indicating fertile soil and a climate suitable for farming. The altitude and inland location can lead to greater temperature differences between day and night and between summer and winter compared to coastal areas. There are no specific data on slope or swimming season, but the Mediterranean climate suggests a long recreational swimming season.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Recreational opportunities in the immediate vicinity of Jumilla are primarily focused on the countryside and nature. The closest recreational swimming spots, Zona de Baño "Las Escanales" and "El Arenal," are located 33 km away. More traditional sandy beaches on the Mediterranean Sea, such as Platja del Pinet, are accessible from 70 km. For golf enthusiasts, several golf courses are available in the region, with the nearest at 47 km (E.G Montepríncipe Golf). The rural environment offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the vineyards and nature.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Jumilla is located in the northeastern part of the Murcia region, inland and considerably removed from the coastline that defines the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida. The town is known for its wine production and offers a different Spanish experience than the coastal regions. It is situated some distance from larger urban centers like Murcia or Alicante, focusing more on local agriculture and community life. Its inland position marks it as a quieter alternative to the more dynamic coastal areas of the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca.
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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