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Located in the prestigious gated community of El Madroñal, this beautifully renovated single-level villa offers refined living with stunning panoramic sea views from every room.
Designed with effortless flow and comfort in mind, the home features four spacious en-suite bedrooms and a generous open-plan living area that merges seamlessly with a modern fully equipped kitchen—ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.
The villa blends contemporary upgrades with authentic Andalusian charm, boasting terracotta floors, wooden beams, and premium finishes throughout.
Outside, the property is made for relaxation and lifestyle enjoyment.Highlights include:
Private swimming pool
Outdoor jacuzzi
Stylish chill-out area with open fire
Expansive terraces ideal for dining, sunbathing, and hosting
Surrounded by nature yet only minutes from the coast, top restaurants, and amenities, this property perfectly balances tranquility and convenience in one of Costa del Sol's most sought-after locations.
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Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- 244m² Build size
- 1,666m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
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