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Location:
The properties are just a few minutes' walk from the village centre, which offers restaurants, bars, and shops.
Village Overview:
Daya Nueva is a small, idyllic village surrounded by scenic countryside, known for its rural charm and beautiful orange and lemon groves. The village has a town hall, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a few bars and restaurants, and several parks within the urbanized areas on the village outskirts.
Nearby Attractions:
The beach of Guardamar is a 10-minute drive away.Alicante airport is only 25 minutes away.The golf courses of La Marquesa Golf in Ciudad Quesada and La Finca Golf in Algorfa are both within a 10-minute drive.
This villa offers a perfect blend of modern living in a serene, rural setting with easy access to amenities and attractions.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 98m² Build size
- 200m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Garden
- Private pool
- Terrace
- Walking Distance to Amenities
- Built-in Wardrobes
- Modern design
EPC Rating
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Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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