This townhouse has 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom, a downstairs bathroom, and the Master Bedroom has its own ensuite.
The Kitchen is ultra-modern with the latest design, fixtures and white goods. Furthermore, there is a fully functional utility room with a water softener.
The Lounge Dining area is spacious and well laid out which leads on to the back patio area for alfresco dining and a chill-out area to relax in the garden.
The back patio is fitted with Glass Curtains which enable you to relax outside all year, even in the coldest months.
The property is very tastefully decorated throughout and needs no modernisation or redecoration.
Ryanair will expand the number of routes from Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport to a total of 80 this summer, 10 of which will be brand new destinations.
The company’s spokesperson in Spain and Portugal, Elena Cabrera, stated that this will also involve increasing the number of aircraft based at Alicante-Elche Airport, which will go from eleven to thirteen, with an investment of around 200 million euro and the creation of 390 new direct jobs, and up to 5,100 indirect jobs, according to Ryanair.
The new destinations that Ryanair incorporates from Alicante are Belfast (United Kingdom), Fez (Morocco), Frankfurt Hahn and Paderborn (Germany), Lodz and Warsaw (Poland), Klagenfurt (Austria), Rome Fiumicino and Turin (Italy) and Santander (Spain).
The eighty routes represent “Ryanair’s largest schedule in its history in Alicante”, a city where it has been operating for 16 years, and will make it possible to offer 6.3 million seats per year (4.7 million of them in the summer campaign: from 1 from April to September 30).
In addition to the new routes, Cabrera has highlighted that the frequencies of 30 of the existing destinations will increase by an average of 19%, including Bordeaux, London Stansted, Milan Bergamo, Porto and Bologna.
Four of the 13 aircraft based in Alicante during the summer will be new Boeing “Gamechangers” units, which are more environmentally sustainable by emitting 16% less carbon dioxide (CO2), carrying 4% more passengers and having 20% less acoustic impact, Cabrera reported.
Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport closed the month of January 2023 with 795,148 passengers, which means exceeding by 1.3% the data for the same month of 2019, the pre-pandemic year, and registering the best January in its history, with a traffic increase of 68.1% compared to the same month last year.
Alenda Golf Homeowners and Holiday Makers – GREAT NEWS
Spanish low-cost carrier Vueling is expanding its UK market by adding London Gatwick to its network, allowing British holidaymakers to fly to sunny Alicante.
The route will start on March 28th and operate three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Vueling is offering competitive prices and disrupting the market, competing with established airlines like British Airways, easyJet, and Ryanair.
You will Find Alenda Golf located at the following address:
Alenda Golf, Avenida del Mediterráneo, 52, Monforte del Cid, province of Alicante 03679, Spain
The GPS coordinates of Alenda Golf are as follows: Latitude: 38.35959 – Longitude: -0.67198.
To easily calculate and find the route to Alenda Golf, click on this link to Alenda Golf. Go Here!
What is the total distance of the Alenda Golf course?
Alenda Golf course measurements are:-
It is a 18 hole par 72 golf course.
White Tees 6257
Yellow Tees 5933
Blue Tees 5489
Made up of 4 par 4’s, 4 Par 3’s, and twelve Par 4’s
Alenda Golf is a Qualifying School Venue for the DP World Tour.
Spanish Professional Golf Tournaments – “Campeonato de España Profesionales” held at Alenda Golf 2017, 2018, 2020.
Who was the architect of the Alenda Golf course?
Alenda Golf was designed by Roland Favrat and finished in 1999.
It is situated at the base of Sierra De Las Aguilas and beautifully crafted around the natural landscape.
If you want to book a tee time at Alenda Golf, try here.
You can book a tee time at Alenda Golf by phone at the following number: +34 965 62 05 21
What services and facilities are available at Alenda Golf?
At Alenda Golf you will find all the services and golfing support you would expect from a great professional golf course, along with great food helpful staff, great views and exceptional golf.
If you own or are considering buying property in Spain, it’s important to be informed of the new “reference value” that has been introduced.
This value will determine the amount of tax you’ll need to pay when transferring your property to another owner.
Starting from January 1st, 2022, the reference value will be used to calculate the tax amount for any transfer of property, whether it be through sale, purchase, donation, or inheritance.
This value will be updated regularly based on the property sales values recorded by notaries and registrars in the previous six months.
Unfortunately, if the sale price is higher than the reference value, the tax will be based on the sale price.
But if the sale price is lower, the tax will still be based on the reference value. In other words, the outcome will always be in favour of the higher value.
It’s important to note that not all property taxes are affected by this change.
The IBI or council tax will still be based on the cadastral value, which is updated by the state tax laws.
The reference value in Spain, on the other hand, is determined based on the property sales prices during the previous six-month period and is publicly known.
The reference value in Spain is updated annually and reflects the market value of the property, based on the real estate sales prices provided by notaries and registrars.
However, it doesn’t consider a property’s location, age, quality of construction, or renovations.
The cadastral value, on the other hand, does consider these factors. It is possible to challenge the reference value, but it will be up to the person paying the tax to prove any discrepancy.
The government has stated that the new reference value doesn’t represent an increase in tax, and technically, that’s correct.
However, even though the tax percentage remains unchanged, it could still result in higher payments due to the new value attributed to the property.
For example, if you’re planning to buy a second-hand property for €200,000 and the reference value is €240,000, the reference value will be used to calculate the tax amount.
This means an additional €40,000 will be subject to tax. In most cases, the reference value is expected to be higher than the actual purchase cost.
It’s still early days in the use of this new value, but it’s important to keep it in mind when budgeting for property ownership in Spain.
Experience a peaceful golf lifestyle at the Alenda Golf Residential urbanisation, where you can escape live or vacate away from the bustling city and enjoy a new quality of life.
The Alenda Golf Development is approximately 1.3 million square meters and offers low-density housing with exceptional amenities such as the Multi-Lingual San Alberto Magno School, an Olympic-styled gym, a golf academy with practice areas and greens, a tapas restaurant, a Dicost supermarket, and 2 Padel courts. As well as a great and active Community of Neighbours.
Choose from New Build, Re-sale Homes or Plots of land to build your dream home – the choice is yours.
There are several areas that have been built.
Urbanisation Alta Vista – terraced houses with a common area, communal swimming pool and private paddle court.
Los Pinos – several villas built with views over the golf course.
Los Altos – Building plots with views over the golf course and enviable location.
Lagos de Alenda –Apartments with views over the golf course towards Elche and the sea.
Urbanisation Kiruna & Kiruna Hills – Taylor Wimpey built townhouses.
Urbanisation Alenda Green – Townhouses some built over 3 floors with a central pool and Garden area.
Urbanisation Valle de Alenda – Townhouses close to the golf course some with Frontline Golf views.
Urbanisation Las Brisas de Alenda – townhouses close to the golf course some with Frontline Golf views.
In 2023 there will be a new launch of Building Plots– if you need further information, please email info@alendagolfproperty.com and we will keep you informed.
Golden Visa is a program that allows Non-EU nationals to acquire residency and citizenship in certain countries.
This program allows you to legally work and live in Spain when purchasing Spanish real estate valued at a minimum of €500,000 (self-funded and paid in full – no debt financing allowed under
€500,000).
Spain is the most popular Golden Visa country in many aspects from ideal climate, modern lifestyle, and warm people to profitable investment opportunities.
A Spanish Golden Visa Provides the following.
Travel freely between Schengen countries Work permit and residency in Spain.
Opportunity includes spouses, children below 18 y/o, and children above 18 y/o who are dependent on the investor.
The right to benefit from public education and healthcare services in that country.
The right to apply for permanent residency in Spain and ultimately for Spanish citizenship.
Opportunity to earn rental yield by renting your investments in real estate. Exemption from double taxation.
Here is more that you should know!
Who Can Apply for a Golden Visa in Spain?
Non-EU citizens over 18 years old. Must not have a criminal record.
Those who have not been denied entry to any of the other Schengen countries.
Those who are not in an illegal situation in Spain
How to Get the Golden Visa?
The following conditions must be met for your application:-
Minimum €500.000 property purchase that may be spread over more than one property.
Minimum €2.000.000 investment to Spanish Public Debt. Minimum €1.000.000 stock purchase from Spanish companies. Minimum €1.000.000 investment to a Spanish investment found, The prices stated above are net amounts to be paid without taxes and finance.
Developing a business plan. The plan should provide employment, create positive economic and social effects, or contribute to the development of science and technology.
Purchased properties must be kept until citizenship is obtained or forever.
The investor and his/her family must visit Spain at least once in each visa period.
You will need to assign a lawyer for this process.
The lawyer fee is circa 2,000€ + IVA per family member.
Lastly!
What do I need to have prior to applying for Golden Visa in Spain?
Passport valid for at least one more year
Mariage certificates and/or birth certificates in case of an application for spouse and children
Health insurance documents valid in Spain Proof of no Criminal record
Proof of sufficient resources
Proof of investment (in case of real estate; title deed or property registration document)
Need Help?
We can help you to buy a property at Alenda Golf – Call us 649 649 018
This plot of land is in the heart of Alenda Golf, near the clubhouse, Dicost supermarket, and private school.
The location is peaceful and quiet, yet close to some interesting and active Spanish local Towns and Cities, just 10 minutes from Elche, and 15 minutes from Alicante.Being up in the foothills of mountains there is easy access to nature, mountain walks, and great biking routes.
In addition, the property has easy access to all the facilities offered by Alenda Golf which include a fully equipped modern Olympic sized gym, a spinning area with both live and computerised training sessions. There is a tapas bar restaurant with spectacular views over the golf course from the patio, a restaurant serving Spanish Food, a Paddle Tennis court, and a Supermarket that has a complete range of food and drink to suit all needs.
Alenda Golf is a popular 18 holes golf course located only 15 minutes from Alicante International Airport with cheap flights to and from most European destinations.Situated at the foot of the Sierra de Las Aguilas mountains, the Alenda Golf Club has built a wonderful 18-hole golfing experience with gentle terrain but still a challenging par of 72.It’s a varied course suitable for all skill levels but you will probably have to use every club in your bag.
The tricky undulating greens in particular demand a good putting line that allows for the slope. Flag positions are changed on a regular basis so each green challenges your ability to read greens and pace.
Designed by Roland Favrat and opened in 1999, the course is mature, well planned, and provides a relatively quick round as all the holes are linked together with short distances between the tees and greens.
The first nine holes are medium length, on wide fairways, but still, require accuracy rather than strength. For the backside concentration is needed, on this technical part of the course accuracy is definitely more important than your ability to hit it long. Take particular care at the tricky 16th and be careful where you drive your ball on the last. Many a match has been lost with water down the left, an elevated green that makes everything hit short run down the hill away from the hole.
The course offers a scenic view across the Mediterranean and the mountains with all fairways being lined by both ancient olive and palm trees.
Alenda Golf has an extensive driving range that allows full drives from the 25 placement mats, there is also a Bunker and pitch & putt practice area. The Driving range is illuminated and allows you to practice up until 22:00 h. There is also an excellent practice area which consists of 6 tees of various distances that all converge onto the same green that has three varying holes cut.It is ideal for beginners and experts who want to practice the short game.
The clubhouse is ultra-modern and offers a fully fitted gym with classes for all types of health fanatics, and a great Tapas restaurant. The well stocked pro shop is friendly and accessible, there are clean and tidy changing rooms with towels available. The clubhouse boasts fantastic views down to Alicante and the ocean whilst the surrounding mountains where Eagles swoop are just a glance away.
Spain demands that the EU scraps 90 days in 180 rules for British tourists
Spain’s tourism minister is putting pressure on Brussels to allow UK holidaymakers to stay longer
Tough post-Brexit travel restrictions mean that UK citizens are severely limited in the amount of time they can spend in Spain, a factor which is proving detrimental to the Spanish tourism sector.
An EU-wide rule states that holidaymakers from Britain can only remain in Spain for 90 days in every 180: bad news for second home owners as well as the local economy, which relies heavily on UK visitors.
Figures released this week show that the sale of real estate in the Valencian Community grew by 16% in November compared to the same month of 2020, the third autonomous region with the highest increase after Andalusia and Catalonia, while total mortgages rose 7.2%.
Throughout Spain, 93,178 real estate sales were registered in November, according to the data released by the College of Property and Mercantile Registrars.
Due to the effects of the pandemic on the national economy, the College of Registrars has offered a preview of the Real Estate Registry Statistics for the fourth quarter of 2021, which reveals that the sale of all types of properties across Valencia grew in November by 16,1%, compared to the same month of the previous year, although the figure is two and a half points lower than the national average (+18.7%).
In total, 13,234 transactions were registered in Valencia, compared to the 11,399 transactions registered in November 2020, a period in which real estate activity was affected by the confinement.
If we make the comparison with November 2019 (the year before the pandemic), the growth is however higher (+28%), exceeding the national average (+25%) by three points, according to the figures from the College of Registrars.
The total data places the Valencian Community in third place in a number of operations behind only Andalusia (19,047) and Catalonia (13,300), surpassing the Community of Madrid by almost 3,500 operations, and with respect to November 2020, all the autonomies present increases except Navarra.
As for mortgages, their behaviour during the month of November is similar in terms of their evolution to that indicated for purchases and sales, although slightly lower.
Thus, the number of total mortgages in the Valencian Community through their registration during the month of November shows a growth of 7.2% in relation to November 2020 and of 12.2% if we compare it with the same month of year 2019.
In any of the cases, the growth is lower than the average registered in all Spain, with all the regions in positive with the exception of the Canary Islands.
In total numbers (5,452 operations), the Valencian Community is fourth after Andalusia, Madrid and Catalonia.
At the national level, it goes from 38,474 mortgages on all types of properties (November 2020) to 47,449 in November 2021.
In reference to mortgages exclusively on homes, Valencia recorded 3,835 transactions compared to 2,999 in November 2019 (+27.9%) and 3,442 in November 2020 (+11.4%). Of these, there were 1,471 in Alicante, 329 in Castellón, and 1,642 in Valencia, concludes the report.
Alenda Golf has a full driving range that allows full drives from the 25 placement mats, there is also a Bunker and pitch & putt practice area.
The Driving range is illuminated and allows you to practice up until 22:00 h.
There is also an excellent practice area which consists of 6 tees of various distances that all converge on to the same green that has three holes cut.
It is ideal for beginners and experts who want to practice the short game.
The sale of homes rose 26.7% in the Valencia region in November in relation to the same month of 2020, to add 7,529 operations, as reported this Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
As for the total number of rural plots transferred in the records of the autonomy, they were 26,345 in November, which represents an annual increase of 19%.
Meanwhile, in Spain as a whole, the sale of homes soared 24.4% year-on-year, to add 49,895 operations in November, its highest figure in this month since 2007, when it exceeded 56,000 transactions.
With the interannual advance of November 2021, the sale of homes has chained nine consecutive months of positive rates after the increases of 32.4% and 65.9% registered in March and April, respectively, of 107.6% in May, 73.5% in June, 53.5% in July, 57.9% in August, 40.6% in September and 22.2% in October.
The year-on-year rise in home sales in November was a consequence of the increase in operations on new homes, which grew by 30.5%, to 10,341 operations, as well as the increase in the sale of used flats by 22.9%, up to 39,554 transactions.
In monthly terms (November 2021 over October of the same year), the sale of homes increased by 7.9%, its greatest advance in a month of November since 2017.
In the first eleven months of last year, the sale of homes accumulated a rise of 34.7%, with increases of 38.4% in operations on new homes and 33.8% in the case of second-hand.
In November, the highest number of Spanish property sales per 100,000 inhabitants occurred in Comunitat Valenciana (188), La Rioja (186) and Cantabria (169).
In absolute values, Andalusia was the region that carried out the most home transactions during the penultimate month of last year, with 11,075 purchases, followed by Comunitat Valenciana (7,529), Cataluña (7,431) and Madrid (6,094).
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