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The home enjoys excellent outdoor space with two private terraces and a fantastic rooftop solarium where you can enjoy the sun all day long. Inside, the cozy fireplace adds warmth and character during the cooler months, while the generous bedrooms and large storage room provide practicality and comfort.
Situated in a quiet residential area close to restaurants, supermarkets, parks, and the beaches of Torrevieja, this bungalow is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking for a sunny home on the Costa Blanca.
Whether you are searching for a holiday retreat, rental investment, or permanent residence in Spain, this property offers fantastic value in one of the most popular areas of the Costa Blanca South.
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Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 71m² Build size
- 50m² Plot size
- Balcony
- Solarium
- Veranda
- Storage
- Fully furnished
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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