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Bright, airy 2-bedrooms,
1 bathroom
Communal Pool
Solarium
Bungalow in a gated community
Pool, green area, and stunning sea views from a private 26 m² solarium
56 m² of comfortable living space + a sunny solarium
Location: Punta Prima, steps from the sea
Layout: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Outdoor space: private 26 m² solarium with sea and pool views
Community: gated with pool and green areas
Living area: 56 m²
Top-floor brightness with no upstairs neighbors
Direct sun, sea breeze, and far-reaching views
Great for holidays, rental income, or easy year-round living
Ideal for:
Beach lovers, winter sun seekers, or investors looking for a turnkey Spanish home
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Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- Swimming Pool
- good condition
- spacious accommodation
- near transport
- near beach
- close to shops
- close to golf
- terrace
- sunny terraces
- roof terrace
- pool
- children's pool
- communal pool
- good rental potential
- very good access
- furnished
- garden & pool views
- sea views
- balcony
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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