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Spacious and bright duplex located at the beginning of the area of Las Marinas, only 500 metres from the beach and very close to the centre of Dénia. A privileged location, surrounded by all services: supermarket, hospital, sports centre, Vía Verde, bars, restaurants and leisure areas.
The property, situated on a fourth floor with lift, has 114 m² constructed area (94 m² usable) and is distributed over two floors. It has 4 bedrooms, 3 complete bathrooms, a terrace with partial sea views, as well as a garage space and storage room included in the price.
It is in good condition, with fitted wardrobes, air conditioning, north-south orientation and excellent natural ventilation. Built in 2002, the building has exterior access adapted for people with reduced mobility.
The urbanization offers communal swimming pool, large garden areas and a quiet environment to enjoy with the family or as a second home near the sea.
An excellent opportunity to live or invest in one of the most demanded areas of Dénia. Visit it!
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 114m² Build size
- newly built
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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