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It consists of 136m2 divided into 2 floors plus terrace, on the first floor you will find a  living room with fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen and access to the patio with laundry area and bathroom with shower. On the first floor you will find an entrance hall, on the right a double bedroom and on the left a further two bedrooms.
On the third floor we have a terrace perfect to enjoy the summer nights.
The property has great natural light and comes partly furnished.
Sax is a thriving traditional Spanish town with a good mix of nationalities. It has excellent amenities, a wide range of shops, over 50 bars and restaurants, a theatre, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, parks as well as a beautiful restored castle, which is illuminated at night. There are also train and bus connections to Alicante airport and the beaches in 30 minutes.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 136m² Build size
- Air Conditioning
- Furnished
- Fireplace
- Mains Electric
- Telephone
- Terrace
- laundry
- Home appliances
- Tarmac Access
- Walking distance
- Mains Sewage
- Drinking Water
- Walking distance to town and shops
- Fibra
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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