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This villa is situated on a 500 sqm plot and has a build size of 213 sqm. The property is split over two levels. On the main floor, it offers a large living room area, a separate kitchen and a seperate dining rooms. There are also three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, one being en/suite in the master bedroom. On the lower floor and with a completely separate access there is an apartment, that is made up of a living area with a kitchen, bathroom and a large bedroom.
Outside, the villa offers a large swimming pool surrounded by lovely seating and dining areas. Entrance to the property is through a covered terrace that has also been glazed-in, but with fold back glass so it can be opened up as well. The villa also has a solarium, with amazing views of the Recorral park, and even the salt lakes in the distance.
We fully recommend viewing this property that is to be sold fully furnished and comes with extras such as a garage, air conditioning, solarium and a swimming pool.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 233m² Build size
- 500m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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