A fantastic opportunity to buy this well established restaurant in the heart of Torrevieja on the second line of a very popular beach. The property comes fully furnished and ready to trade. It has been trading successfully for 33 years in the by the same owners, who now wish to retire.The Costa Blanca is placed on the stunning Spanish Southern coast, overlooking the crystal clear Mediterranean waters. Well connected to the rest of the mainline Spain and Europe with a network or road rail and air links, this is the ideal location for those wanting to get away from it all. The Costa Blanca peninsula enjoys warm climate, with higher than average sunshine and lower than average rainfall. Many areas, command magnificent views of Mountains and sea, particularly beautiful at sunset.Discover the beauty of The Costa Blanca's breathtaking coastline, and invigorate your senses. Whether you're looking for water sports, wonderful beaches, golf, or to enjoy the rare wildlife along the coast, Our dramatic coastline provides a fantastic backdrop to a great day out. Explore Costa Blanca's scenic countryside, and enjoy the serene charm of Spanish villages, and the lush beauty of the green landscape. From walks amongst acres of woods, mountains, and costal inlets, Costa Blanca countryside is ideal for a relaxing break or to buy your dream home. Costa Blanca is home to some of the finest restaurants and food producers in the Spain. Savour a gourmet treat at a wonderful restaurant, visit one of our excellent Gastro Pubs for a relaxed meal, or visit one of our excellent food producers. Torrevieja is a coastal town and center of tourism in the south of Alicante province in Costa Blanca, Spain. It is situated within the district of Vega Baja and has a population of 90,000 inhabitants. Torrevieja is 41 km away from Alicante to the north, 23 km from Elche to the northwest, and 53 km from Murcia in the southeast. Torrevieja has a protected Natural Park with two salt lakes, and 20 km of coastline containing six large beaches - La Mata, Cabo Cervera, Los Locos, El Cura, Los Náufragos and Ferris - and about 20 coves with an abundance of cliffs. The Costa Blanca district of Spain spans from south of Valencia, past the shores of Benidorm and Alicante to Torrevieja in the south. Costa Blanca is decidedly a spectacular part of Spain in terms of nature, beaches and culture. With several clean and immaculate beaches dipping into the crystal clear Mediterranean sea, flat fructuous valleys and plenty of charming villages buzzing with traditional Spanish cultural events.White sandy beaches, pleasant resorts and relatively cheap accommodation are the main features of the Costa Blanca from a travelers perspective. The area is further blessed with stunning nature, hidden coves, the odd golf course and graciously adapted domestic areas. The grand mountain ranges provides vivid scenery to this gorgeous area and the ancient villages scattered along the coast has plenty of authentic Spanish life to be explored. The popularity of the Costa Blanca as a holiday destination is easy to comprehend. You can basically travel along as the carretera national goes all way alongside the coast. Make sure when you come along these beautiful sometimes small villages, that you have enough time for a stay and enjoy a nice wine in one of the great restaurants.Its beaches along with its tiny villages give the Costa Blanca its unique attraction.There is a tradition of a high standard of education in the area. Some of the country's best performing schools, both primary and secondary, are located on the Costa Blanca. Excursions to the island of Tabarca and trips all along the coast of southern Alicante are available. For lovers of ecological and environmental tourism, a visit to the lakes of La Mata and Torrevieja to enjoy a mudbath is recommended. The curative properties for a large number of rheumatic dermatological, heart and respiratory complaints are well known.Torrevieja is also surrounded by two large natural saltwater lagoons, which form the well-known 'Salterns of Torrevieja". Every Friday Torrevieja holds one of the largest open-air markets in Spain and sells all kinds of food, textiles, clothes and accessories. Street markets can be found every day of the week in different areas.The town has a good shopping area with lots of independently owned shops selling a variety of goods. An indoor market is open daily where you can buy fresh produce; fish, meat, fruit and vegetables. Bars and Night life. Torrevieja has a variety of entertainment for the young and the young at heart. There are more than a hundred night bars. Most of these are concentrated in the El Baluarte area in La Punta. This area has become a major attraction for thousands of people from all over the world. A truly cosmopolitan variety of bars appealing to different tastes can be found. Try the Casablanca, Bésame Mucho, Pata Palo, Tía Roqueta, Tirachinas, Iris Pub, La Cantina or Correcaminos, you are sure to find the place that suits your taste.
