Post by loobyloo on Dec 23, 2022 14:59:18 GMT 1
(on another local expat site recently)
author: Hi all, been coming to Chiclana since 2011 every year for a week or two cycling every year and absolutely love it.
Over the last 12 months I’ve been researching the various areas with a view to buying. One of the areas that I was unaware of
is Hosanejos? Does any one have any info on this area , either from living there past or present or if they know someone who has.
Any info would be much appreciated, good or bad. Thanks in advance
I'd buy a house in the best location you can find. Most parts of Chiclana are pretty good. When I first bought 17 years ago the estate agent said
it divides into between the motorway and the beaches,and the area north of the motorway. More important is avoiding the flood plains,
checking supply of well water, can differ in the same street, elex, though solar is now very reliable. As a keen cyclist
the top end of Pago near the scenic road to Medina might appeal, and of course Hozanejos is almost part of Pago. ****
author: Hi all, been coming to Chiclana since 2011 every year for a week or two cycling every year and absolutely love it.
Over the last 12 months I’ve been researching the various areas with a view to buying. One of the areas that I was unaware of
is Hosanejos? Does any one have any info on this area , either from living there past or present or if they know someone who has.
Any info would be much appreciated, good or bad. Thanks in advance
I'd buy a house in the best location you can find. Most parts of Chiclana are pretty good. When I first bought 17 years ago the estate agent said
it divides into between the motorway and the beaches,and the area north of the motorway. More important is avoiding the flood plains,
checking supply of well water, can differ in the same street, elex, though solar is now very reliable. As a keen cyclist
the top end of Pago near the scenic road to Medina might appeal, and of course Hozanejos is almost part of Pago. ****