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Pinoso -
On the border between the provinces of Alicante and Murcia the small traditional town of Pinoso is located in mountainous countryside about 450 metres above sea level. Pinoso has a population of just over 7,000 (2006) and a municipal area of around 126km2, formerly a purely agricultural town it is now attracting the attention of foreign buyers as an ideal location for a holiday home away from the hustle and bustle of the busy coastline resorts.
The area around Pinoso is still mostly for agricultural use and grape vines are the most widely grown crop, the Monastrell variety being one of the most popular and this produces some excellent quality red wines for which the area is renowned. Pinoso is also important for the production of marble and rock salt.
Pinoso holds its weekly market on Saturdays and this is a good place to stock up on fresh produce.
The origins of Pinoso are lost in the mists of time but it is certain that the area was settled by Iberians, Romans (who probably began the vineyards) and Moors. After the re-conquest Pinoso came under control of the Kingdom of Aragon and at this time was just a small group of hamlets, it gained it's independence from Monovar in 1826. The parish church was built in 1743 in honour of Saint Peter the Apostle.
On the border between the provinces of Alicante and Murcia the small traditional town of Pinoso is located in mountainous countryside about 450 metres above sea level. Pinoso has a population of just over 7,000 (2006) and a municipal area of around 126km2, formerly a purely agricultural town it is now attracting the attention of foreign buyers as an ideal location for a holiday home away from the hustle and bustle of the busy coastline resorts.
The area around Pinoso is still mostly for agricultural use and grape vines are the most widely grown crop, the Monastrell variety being one of the most popular and this produces some excellent quality red wines for which the area is renowned. Pinoso is also important for the production of marble and rock salt.
Pinoso holds its weekly market on Saturdays and this is a good place to stock up on fresh produce.
The origins of Pinoso are lost in the mists of time but it is certain that the area was settled by Iberians, Romans (who probably began the vineyards) and Moors. After the re-conquest Pinoso came under control of the Kingdom of Aragon and at this time was just a small group of hamlets, it gained it's independence from Monovar in 1826. The parish church was built in 1743 in honour of Saint Peter the Apostle.
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Pinoso Map -
To the right is a map showing the small town of Pinoso located on the borders of the Spanish provinces of Murcia and Alicante.
Using the buttons on the top left of the map you can zoom in to view a detailed street map of Pinoso or zoom out to view the surrounding towns and villages. There is also a "pan" feature which alows you to move around to view other towns.
Interesting towns and villages near to Pinoso include Jumilla, Novelda, Elda, La Romana, Villena, Yecla, Abanilla and Fortuna.
Pinoso is a popular place for those wishing to purchase rural property away from the busy coastlines of the Costa Blanca and Costa Calida. There are a number of Finca style houses and ruins with large plots of land available to buy in the area.
To the right is a map showing the small town of Pinoso located on the borders of the Spanish provinces of Murcia and Alicante.
Using the buttons on the top left of the map you can zoom in to view a detailed street map of Pinoso or zoom out to view the surrounding towns and villages. There is also a "pan" feature which alows you to move around to view other towns.
Interesting towns and villages near to Pinoso include Jumilla, Novelda, Elda, La Romana, Villena, Yecla, Abanilla and Fortuna.
Pinoso is a popular place for those wishing to purchase rural property away from the busy coastlines of the Costa Blanca and Costa Calida. There are a number of Finca style houses and ruins with large plots of land available to buy in the area.
PROPERTY FOR SALE BY OWNER IN PINOSO
Plot of land with ruined finca for sale close to Pinoso in the Murcia region of Spain. Good sized plot of 4,624m2 with a number of buildings, some usable for new construction for which there is building permission for 120m2 house.
Price: 67,000 euros
More pictures and details here: Pinoso Land and Finca
Plot of land with ruined finca for sale close to Pinoso in the Murcia region of Spain. Good sized plot of 4,624m2 with a number of buildings, some usable for new construction for which there is building permission for 120m2 house.
Price: 67,000 euros
More pictures and details here: Pinoso Land and Finca
PINOSO PROPERTY - COUNTRY COTTAGE FOR SALE NEAR PINOSO
Renovated country cottage for sale by owner in small village (El Faldar) just 3 km from the pretty town of Pinoso. 140m2 build area, offered with most of furniture.
Price: 119,000 euros or nearest offer.
More pictures and details here: Pinoso Property
Renovated country cottage for sale by owner in small village (El Faldar) just 3 km from the pretty town of Pinoso. 140m2 build area, offered with most of furniture.
Price: 119,000 euros or nearest offer.
More pictures and details here: Pinoso Property
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