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Offered at €1,550,000, Casa Suma is a contemporary 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom townhouse that perfectly blends modern elegance with comfortable living. Spanning 145sqm of interior space with a 70sqm terrace, the home features clean lines, warm wood accents, and underfloor heating throughout for year-round comfort.
Two bedrooms enjoy private en-suite bathrooms, while open-plan living areas flow effortlessly, ideal for entertaining or relaxed family life. Expansive terraces invite outdoor dining, relaxation, and social gatherings, all complemented by serene views.
Set within a peaceful, well-maintained community, Casa Suma is just minutes from Aloha Golf, top international schools, and local amenities. Whether as a permanent residence or a stylish holiday retreat, this home offers an exceptional lifestyle in the heart of the Golf Valley.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 145m² Build size
- Swimming Pool
- aire acondicionado
- alto standing
- armarios empotrados
- cocina amueblada
- cocina equipada
- edificio con garaje
- exterior
- independiente
- jardín
- luminoso
- parking
- piscina
- terraza
- vistas al mar
- vistas al monte
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