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New Build residencial located in quiet and privileged place just one minute from the centre of Villajoyosa.
Closed residential complex, made up of 10 single-family chalets with parking and private pools.
Beautiful villas with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, spectacular solarium and sea views, all on an independent plots.
Villajoyosa is a hidden pearl on the Spanish Costa Blanca. This colorful fishing village is located between Benidorm and El Campello, about a 30-minute drive from Alicante airport.
In recent years, the idyllic town has become a coveted place for tourists and second-home residents. Villajoyosa has a lot to offer, from the wide sandy beach to the narrow and colorful streets of the historic city centre.
Nowadays, more than thirty thousand people live in Villajoyosa and, above all, the colorful houses offer tons of inspiration for many artists.
Villajoyosa is also known for its delicious Valor chocolate factory museum.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 119m² Build size
- 224m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Solarium
- Terrace
- Wardrobes cupboard
- Armored Door
- Pool Own
- Parking
- Garden
- Residencial
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