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the prestigious Golf portal, leading courses) Finca Cortesin. With spectacular views of the sea, Sierra Bermeja and the Bay of Estepona, this complex houses a total of 51
apartments with 2 and 3 bedrooms, distributed in 6 contemporary-style blocks. Its main characteristic is its low density, a reduced number of units in a large space and this exclusivity
allows the homes to have large bedrooms and large terraces, designed with avant-garde architecture, visually
very attractive, elegant, relaxing and with finishes attention to detail, with generous spaces designed to be
enjoyed at any time and careful orientation with impressive views. Ground floor apartments with terraces and garden. Enjoy the peace that surrounds you, feel the privilege of being from the place you live. PRICE FROM: €590,000 + VAT OFFER SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE ERRORS, OMISSIONS, PRICE CHANGE OR ANY OTHER MODIFICATION WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 138m² Build size
- Communal Pool
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