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6 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
Private Pool
168m2
207 m2 plot
Solarium
A/C hot&cold
Secure Gate with option of parking in property
This superb 6 bedroom detached villa is situated in the Pau 26 area of Villamartin in a quiet residential area, close to amenities and a short drive from La Zenia beach and the ever popular Zenia Boulevard shopping mall. This villa is finished to the highest standard, it is ready to move into and includes a private swimming pool, modern kitchen with fitted appliances, hot/cold vented air conditioning, and a large private rooftop solarium.
Property Features
- 6 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- 168m² Build size
- Swimming Pool
- good condition
- well presented
- tastefully decorated
- newly built
- built to high standards
- spacious accommodation
- many special features
- quality residence
- near transport
- near beach
- close to shops
- close to golf
- garden
- terrace
- various terraces
- sunny terraces
- roof terrace
- parking
- off road parking
- pool
- private pool
- communal pool
- good rental potential
- very good access
- furnished
- garden & pool views
- modern
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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