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Built in 2023, Villa Elysia is a contemporary luxury residence set in the prestigious and tranquil La Cerquilla. Offering 770m² built on a 1,000m² plot, this exceptional home features 4 en-suite bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across three levels.
The main floor presents elegant open-plan living with a designer kitchen fitted with Siemens and Miele appliances. The upper level hosts a stunning master suite with private terraces, while the basement is dedicated to leisure, including a cinema room, games area, gym and two additional en-suite bedrooms.
Smart home system, Sonos throughout, underfloor heating in bathrooms, auto-lock security system and premium finishes complete the home.
Outdoors, a landscaped Mediterranean garden surrounds a saltwater pool, with multiple terraces enjoying a south-west orientation for all-day sun.
Minutes from top golf courses, beach clubs and Puerto Banús, Villa Elysia offers privacy, technology and resort-style living in one of Nueva Andalucía's most exclusive addresses.
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- 4 soverom
- 5 bad
- 770m² Bygg størrelse
- 1.000m² Tomtestørrelse
- Svømmebasseng
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