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The Flamenco Villa has a large 1,555m2 plot with 230m2 of constructed area, solarium and individual 37m2 pool. It has three bedrooms, three en-suite bathrooms, a toilet, a fully equipped American kitchen, elevator, storage room, laundry room and two parking spaces.
Its rooms are distributed in three different heights, designed to optimize their integration into the environment, as well as to facilitate views of the golf course and the sea. Its southwest orientation contributes to a better use of daylight hours and, therefore, to greater energy efficiency of the building. In addition, the villa has a complete installation of air conditioning, underfloor heating, osmosis systems and a free alarm system, during the first year, after its acquisition.
Caractéristiques de l'établissement
- 3 chambres
- 3 salles de bains
- 230m² Taille de construction
- 1m² Taille de la parcelle
- Piscine
- brand new
- Las Colinas
- Resort
- golf
- Pool
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