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This brand-new villa in Ciudad Quesada stands out for its spacious layout, privacy and contemporary design. Built over two levels, it offers bright interiors, outdoor areas made to be enjoyed year-round, and a 550 m² plot with a heated private pool.
Main features:
3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
Open-plan kitchen connected to the living-dining area
550 m² plot and 280 m² total built area
Heated private pool
Underfloor heating throughout
Private terrace
130 m² garage
Electric blinds
Southwest orientation
An ideal option for those who appreciate modern comfort, outdoor living and a peaceful setting near services, golf and beaches.
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Egenskaper
- 3 sovrum
- 4 badrum
- 280m² Bygg storlek
- 550m² Tomtstorlek
- Simbassäng
- Garage
- Parking
- Terrace
- Electrodomesticos
- Trastero
- Aire Acondicionado
- Pool
- Key Ready
- American Kitchen
- Pool type: Private
- Sótano
- Exterior
- Lavadero
- Parking type: Space
- Excelente condición
- Suelo radiante
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