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Situated in the north of the island from where you can reach the rustic Ibiza in a heartbeat, this apartment is styled and refurbished with the newest materials in a very modern style. It is located on the second and last floor of a building without lift.
It offers a living, an open plan kitchen that comes fully furbished and one double bedroom with built-in cupboards. Of course it has a nice bathroom with shower.
It comes with a terrace that is completely covered and extend your lifestyle to the outdoors in the warm climate of the island Ibiza.
Furthermore the apartment is air-conditioned with hot and cold air so it can be used in the winter as well.
With very low maintenance costs, this could be an opportunity for a young couple or as a starter apartment to live here the whole year round.
For the ones that are seeking a quiet retreat for many holidays and weekend escapes this could be ideal. Just at two minutes distance from the beach this makes an excellent retreat.
Property Features
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
- 44m² Build size
- South-east orientation
- 8 m² terrace
- Urban view
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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