Camposol Sector C - Page 6

Roland wrote on Sun Apr 18, 2021 12:37pm:

Buying a house unseen is a very foolish thing to do.

Would you really do that in your home country ??

Andy61 wrote on Sat Apr 10, 2021 7:08pm:

Hello again to all,
I have read a lot about Camposol. Who lives in sector C and has bad experiences because sector C and D were allegedly built illegally and not recognised by the town hall/municipality???
Please send honest reports because we have already reserved and paid for a house in s...

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...ector C.

Thank you already
Many greetings from Germany
Andy
And ... sorry for my English, I have to work with translation tools

Oldshep wrote on Wed Sep 22, 2021 7:33am:

I have a holiday home 2 Bed Classico on sector C. I am selling, now because we are getting a bit old to travel so much.

We. Have had it for about 5 Years very happy times there, We had the pavement fixed last year and it has been painted about the same time. Very large solarium on roof. Fully furnished internet, telly, ready to go....

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Let me know if you haven’t bought yet, as it isn’t up for sale yet.

Alan

Tony1948 wrote on Sun Apr 11, 2021 1:56pm:

Hi

My wife & I own a property in Camposol Sector C (C2), in Calle Frailes. We lived there for two & a half years, before buying another on Sector A. The C2 property now has tenants on a long term let. They are happy there, as were we.

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Lower C properties are OK and it's a nice area to live in.

We only moved to Sector A because it's closer to the Camposol shopping areas.

You might find this interactive street map useful.

http://www.fast2016.org/fastmap/index.html

regards

Tony

Maria88 wrote on Tue Jul 25, 2023 9:51am:

Thanks for the link to the map,

Is there also a map that indicates 

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the floods? Thank you very much. 

Wanne know this because I wanne buy at sector D, Gonafe.

Can someone give me the details of a lawyer to get more info about that area please,  dont want to buy and see money flow away, thanks. 

Tony1948 wrote on Tue Jul 25, 2023 1:42pm:

Sorry, I don't details for such a map.

Maria88 wrote on Tue Jul 25, 2023 9:51am:

Thanks for the link to the map,

Is there also a map that indicates 

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the floods? Thank you very much. 

Wanne know this because I wanne buy at sector D, Gonafe.

Can someone give me the details of a lawyer to get more info about that area please,  dont want to buy and see money flow away, thanks. 

Maria88 wrote on Tue Jul 25, 2023 9:51am:

Thanks for the link to the map,

Is there also a map that indicates 

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the floods? Thank you very much. 

Wanne know this because I wanne buy at sector D, Gonafe.

Can someone give me the details of a lawyer to get more info about that area please,  dont want to buy and see money flow away, thanks. 

LeginSenoj wrote on Tue Jul 25, 2023 3:30pm:

There are maps that show the areas that are liable to flooding and give the likelihood on the basis of one flood in a hundred years and (from memory) one in four hundred years. There are also maps of the areas covered by the Rambla de Los Aznares. (They are similar but not identical to the floodi...

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...ng maps). There are two maps, firstly showing the streets covered by the Rambla itself, on which houses were built illegally and secondly, the streets covered by the area in which houses can only be built with permission from the Regional Water Authority, which owns the Rambla. But don’t panic because there are plans to reroute the Rambla, using one of two options, of which the current favourite is to reroute it along the perimeter of the urbanisation behind Calle Babinas at the very end of D sector. The person to ask for the maps is Phil Gelling. He is a member of this forum and the chair of the Camposol Residents Association (CRA) who should be able to answer your questions.

Hope that helps

KevS wrote on Tue Jul 25, 2023 7:28pm:

Hi, a newbie here but I am also looking to buy in Camposol and have been doing lots of research.  I thought I'd sign up to see if this can help you.

The closest I have managed to get to a hydrographic map for sector D is from this article in Murcia Today.  Scroll down and it shows the route of the rambla through Sector D (blue line) and the 110metre building exclusion zone around if quite faintly (2 blue lines each side and some hatching...

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Some say that this exclusion zone could change when the Rambla is re-routed properly and decisions made on legality of houses within it.  That would be good news for anyone owning a property in that zone.

https://murciatoday.com/what-is-the-%E2%80%9Crambla%E2%80%9D-that-runs-through-camposol-and-why-is-it-so-important_1807442-a.html

It looks like C. Gonafe is within the current restriction, but that could change.