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New project in San Miguel de Salinas (Alicante) magnificent apartments from 159900 euros Luxury apartments at very good prices in the charming Spanish village of San Miguel de Salinas, close to all amenities bars, restaurants, shops, weekly market. 10 minutes from the sea Very nice distant views of the mountains and the pink lake. High quality tiles and baseboards, porcelain and large format throughout the apartment. Countertop and kitchen and shower splashes from bathroom area: high tiles Exterior carpentry: grey lacquered aluminium according to European standard Double glazing type CLIMALIT. (6+6+4). Balconies in the living room and bedrooms, depending on the type of house. Balcony railings and metal guides with safety glass. Blinds on all windows, bedrooms and living room. Bathrooms with tilt-and-turn window without blind. inside: Main door with security lock, white with panoramic peephole. Smooth lacquered passage doors with brass handles and latches Fitted wardrobes in bedrooms with a shelf on top lacquered in white. Taps and sanitaryware High quality bathroom accessories and mixers. Washbasins with cabinets. Toilet. Shower tray in bathrooms. Nuos Split boiler for domestic hot water of 150 liters. Pre-installation of split air conditioning in bedrooms and living room. PRICES FROM: 149.900 € TO 194900 € Located on the Costa Blanca South of Spain, San Miguel de Salinas is one of the most popular tourist spots in Spain. The location of this town or city is such that it is easily accessible to tourists. Alicante airport is located near this town and is only fifty minutes away by road. For the benefit of tourists, Murcia airport is also close to this wonderful site and is only 30 minutes away from this site. In fact, it is the highest village in the region and extends over an area of 54 km². Tourists can find many salt lakes at this point. The city is connected to several other towns such as Bigastro, Torrevieja and Orihuela via local roads. The scenic and natural beauty of San Miguel de Salinas has even forced some of the tourists to settle in this site permanently.