Living in port mazarron - Page 2

Brill thanks for your reply much appreciated

I live in a small village Atalaya   Its 10-15 minutes drive to the port I use the port quite a lot and yes it is heaving july and august mainly spanish holiday makers there is a good contingent of english residents as well with a few 'english bars" open all year Beaches restaurants etc are excellent and a fair bit of nightlife all year round come and have a look round   Ive been coming here for 30 years so have seen many changes i have lived here permanently for the past 3 1/2 years and would not dream of going back to england   I am an oap and manage well  i always recomend filbees real estate 868058750  they speak english sarah is very helpful even now i go to her if i have any problems they also do insurance through liberty seguro    As i said come and have a look  good luck   Ps i am not an agent trying to promote myself

A big thank for your reply , that's just the sort of comments I have been waiting for,  I will check out the estate agents if they have a website,   Enjoy your retirement , take care

Again I second that last comment....Filbees were very helpful to me, Sarah and her crew, as was Solhuse Gestión Inmobiliaria.

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Thanks for your comments very much appreciated.

We purchased in El Alamillo just 3 minutes from the Port in April after researching and visiting various areas in around 20 miles vicinity. We adore Puerto De Mazarron, as its easy for us to get to if we want to be amongst thee bars restaurants and Marina area (obviously the fab beach too, but Alamillo is again just perfect if you want it a little more on the quiet side with another lovely beach and a few bars with nice places to eat too. We bought on a small complex (Res. Axia) which has a great pool, mature gardens and just a great mix of nationalities. We have been ver 3 times since and will be there from the 16th for another 2 weeks. Awesome place, love Peurto to bits . Hope this helps, any questions you might have feel free to contact us 

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Thank you for your comments and description of the area , Could I ask if you think you would live there on a permanent basis , since it sounds like you have a holiday home.

Best regards MG

We moved to PdM beginning of August this year. At that time of year (june-Aug 31) it is full. Population grows from normal 30k to estimated 150k. Having said that, there are so many beaches, bars and restaurants that there is plenty of space for all. Predominantly Spanish residents and visitors..hardly any Brits, which is what attracted us to move here. We wanted to move to Spain not a UK resort with sunshine - like Camposol!!

Overall the port offers just what we wanted..plenty of services (health centre,dentist etc etc) you can get by with a bit of Spanish language + Google translate app and the climate is great all year round. The locals are very welcoming and as always appreciate it if you make an effort to integrate. I have found one bar with UK sports TV ( Sully's in el alamillo) as I did not want to miss Rugby World Cup! Compared to places like Torrevieja the port is paradise!!

Totally agree, the place is a hidden gem, we look forward to many more relaxed times enjoying the area.!!

I am thinking to move to Puerto de mazarron . I am a widow with 2 small dogs, and moving from inland Murcia.