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A unique project in the exclusive area of Cancelada, on Estepona's New Golden Mile.
This privileged enclave, known for its tranquility, natural beauty, and access to first-class services, has become one of the most coveted destinations on the Costa del Sol.
The development offers a wide range of options. Each home comes with a storage room and garage, and many offer stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, offering an unparalleled living experience.
Designed to take full advantage of the privileged setting of the Costa del Sol.
The spectacular communal pool is perfect for relaxing and making the most of the more than 320 days of sunshine the region enjoys each year, whether with the family or for a relaxing moment under the Mediterranean sky.
It also features communal gardens, a lounge, a spa, and a gym.
Unit: 14 Apartment, 2 Bed, 2 Bath, Built area 126m2, Useful area 86mm2, €500,000
Unit: 19 Apartment, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, Built area 162m2, Useful area 103mm2, Outdoor terrace 12m2, €730,000
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- 2 soveværelser
- 2 badeværelser
- Svømmepøl
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