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These classic two bedroom apartment is located at the Desert Springs Resort within a Spanish style courtyard with communal pool and paddling course.
These properties benefits from wooden and iron verandas and balconies and a wealth of attractive internal and external detail, with far reaching views over the Championship Indiana golf course and mountain ranges beyond from its roof terrace. High quality finishings include an attractively tiled bathroom and shower room, natural wood joinery and beams, a semi-open kitchen with granite worktop, oven, ceramic hob, fridge/freezer and washing machine, mirrored wardrobes to bedrooms, high quality sanitary ware and fittings throughout. Includes free membership for up to four family members.
Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 72m² Build size
- Swimming Pool
- aire acondicionado
- amueblado
- apartamento
- armarios empotrados
- buen estado
- cocina amueblada
- internet
- jardín comunitario
- obra nueva
- orientación sur
- parking
- piscina comunitaria
- pista de pádel
- pista de tenis
- terraza
- turístico
- urbanizacion privada
- vistas al golf
- vistas al monte
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