Private Villa with pool and central heating  (€950 p. month)

• Air Conditioning
• Balcony
• Central heating
• Fireplace
• Garden
• Private pool
• Terrace
• Unfurnished

This great house is located in a quiet cul-de-sac, between Catral and Dolores.

Its on a large plot all walled and gated, with electric automated control access.  The pool is a lovely shape with compass point tile in base, and a raised jacuzzi area.

Outdoor shower area, and large raised terrace, giving access to the pool and house.  Also a large covered terrace area to stay out of the direct sunshine.

Entering the house, into the lounge with full central heating throughout and air conditioning.  The kitchen is a good size with american fridge freezer.  There is a separate utility room too.

The master bedroom has a good sized en-suite shower room, and there are 2 further bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath.  

All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes.

If you would like to view this house, please contact us as soon as possible.

House is available from January.

Catral is a small town located in the Vega Baja district of the province of Alicante, Spain, its municiple disrict covers and area of about 20 km2 and it has a population of 6,642 (2005 Census).

Catral is situated on the CV-905 just north of the town of Almoradi, it can easily be reached from the AP-7 motorway and is within about 20 minutes drive of Alicante airport and around 40 minutes from Murcia (San Javier) airport. Catral is about 10 km from the beaches of Guardamar del Segura..

The name of the town is said to be derived from the Moorish 'Al-Quatrullat', other theories suggest that it comes from the latin for 'fortified villa' (Castrum Altum) or maybe even from the Iberian meaning 'Karl Turl' (Double Summit) referring to the Cabezos de Albatera. Either way the history of Catral certainly goes back to the Arab occupation (8th to 13th centuries) and when the Moors were subsequently defeated by Alphonso of Castille in 1255, it came under the Kingdom of Castille. Later the same century in 1296 control changed once again and control of Catral passed to the Kingdom of Aragon under the auspices of Orihuela.

Over the centuries Catral has been primarily an agricultural area, with important crops being citrus fruits, olives, artichokes and cereals, there was also some cattle farming and some light industry.