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The flat has two spacious bedrooms, a modern bathroom and an open-plan kitchen that connects directly to the cosy living and dining room Thanks to the open layout and large windows, you can enjoy plenty of natural light here
One of the biggest assets of this property is the spacious private solarium Here you can enjoy the sun in peace, barbecue, relax with family and friends or simply unwind with views of the surrounding area
The property is part of a gated community, which provides extra security and privacy Within the complex there is a communal swimming pool, ideal for cooling off on hot days
This property is ideal as a permanent residence or holiday apartment Located a short distance from shops, bars, restaurants and various amenities The beautiful sandy beaches and the centre of Torrevieja are also not far away
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Suma: 127 euro/year
Community fees: 224 euro/year
Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 54m² Build size
- Double Bedrooms: 2
- Communal garden
- Shutters
- Solarium
- Terrace
- Unfurnished
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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