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The homes are built with reinforced concrete, thermal and acoustic insulation, and double-glazed aluminum windows with electric shutters. Ground floors include security blinds, and the main doors are armored for safety.
Inside, each home features a clean, modern design with high-quality finishes. Kitchens and bathrooms are tiled to the ceiling, and the interiors include oak woodwork and LED lighting. There is pre-installation for air conditioning and ventilation for better air quality.
The community offers green spaces, two swimming pools, and a relaxation area. Children can enjoy a playground called Vista Park, and there are facilities for electric vehicle charging and a shared TV antenna.
Located in Pilar de la Horadada on the Costa Blanca, the project combines a relaxed coastal lifestyle with access to sandy beaches, water activities, and Mediterranean cuisine, offering a calm and family-friendly environment by the sea.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 77m² Build size
- Swimming Pool
EPC Rating
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