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Main floor: Entrance hallway, living area with a wood fireplace, dining area with an open plan fully fitted kitchen with Siemens and Bosch appliances and a laundry room. Direct access to the covered and uncovered terrace. Two guest bedrooms en suite.
Upper floor: Master bedroom en suite with dressing area. Chill out terrace with bbq and jacuzzi.
A/C with heating, under floor heating throughout. Garage space and storage, ample parking within the complex.
Small cozy community with pool area and lush gardens, gym and two tennis courts.
Gated with 24 hours security.
The furniture is included in the price.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 239m² Build size
- Swimming Pool
- South orientation
- 117 m² terrace
- Communal garage
- Communal garden
- Communal pool
- Air conditioning
- Fully furnished
- Fully fitted kitchen
- Fireplace
- Jacuzzi
- Gym
- Barbeque
- Security service 24h
- Living room
- Sea view
- Mountain view
- Laundry room
- Covered terrace
- Panoramic view
- Tennis / paddle court
- Underfloor heating (partial)
- Uncovered terrace
- Recently Renovated / Refurbished
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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