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The refurbished kitchen is modern and fully functional, perfect for those who love to cook and enjoy spending time at home Thanks to the two terraces and the covered porch, you can enjoy the sun or shade in peace at any time of day
The apartment is being sold partially furnished and is fitted with infrared panels for additional heating, providing extra comfort during the cooler months
Within the well-maintained residential complex, you can make use of the communal swimming pool and the lovely communal garden, ideal for relaxing under the Spanish sun
The location is excellent: within walking distance of bars, shops and restaurants, putting all daily amenities within easy reach Furthermore, the sea is just 5 kilometres away, so you can enjoy the beach and the sea in a matter of minutes
An ideal home for those seeking comfort, a good location and the true Mediterranean lifestyle in Orihuela Costa
SUMA: euros per year
Community fees: 300 euros/year
Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 75m² Build size
- Laundry Room
- Communal garden
- Porch
- Shutters
- Terrace
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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