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Prices €1,022,500 - €1,439,000 with excellent investor packages available, ask us for details.
These villas form part of a brand-new urbanisation with a unique living concept that include a variety of services on-site.
Each villa will have own private garden with swimming pool. The villas will be built by use of Swiss building techniques, your villa will be ready in only 8 months, and it comes with full insulation and energy rating A. Possibility of customisation.
Built over 2 levels with 239m2 built size (159m2 inside + 79m2 of terraces).
ON-site facilities will include front office & 5-STAR hotel service, own restaurant, supermarket, Spa- & wellness centre, golf, tennis, paddle..
The urbanisation is fully urban and will be developed by one single developer, securing stylish design with all infrastructure in place.
Payment terms: Pre-reservation €2,500 / Reservation €37,500 + VAT / Buy the plot €485,000 + VAT / Partial payments during construction + VAT / Upon completion €100,000 + VAT.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 159m² Build size
- 600m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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