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Communal pool and garden. Private plunge pool on the terrace. BBQ Area. Garage and storage.
See, mountains and golf views.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 222m² Build size
- Swimming Pool
- Terrace area: 87
- Location - Close to Golf
- Furniture - Negotiable
- Kitchen - Fitted Kitchen
- Parking - Garage
- Pool - Communal Pool
- Garden - Community
- Orientation - Southwest
- Features - Air Conditioning Hot/Cold
- Features - Alarm System
- Features - Central Heating
- Features - Close to all Amenities
- Features - Community BBQ area
- Features - Community Pool
- Features - Conveniently Situated for Golf
- Features - En suite bathroom
- Features - Fireplace
- Features - Fitted Kitchen
- Features - Frontline Golf
- Features - Garage
- Features - Garden
- Features - Garden and Pool View
- Features - Gated Complex
- Features - Lift
- Features - Marble Floors
- Features - Mountain View
- Features - Private plunge pool
- Features - Satellite TV
- Features - Sea Views
- Features - Terrace
- Features - Underfloor Heating-bathrooms
- Views - Golf
- Views - Mountains
- Views - Sea
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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