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NEW BUILD BUNGALOW APARTMENTS IN CIUDAD QUESADA New Build Residential complex of bungalow apartments on 2 floors: ground floor with private garden and first floor with private roof terrace. Private residential with green areas, swimming pool and private parking. With all the necessary services at your fingertips: supermarkets, golf courses, restaurants, health centres. Ciudad Quesada has developed rapidly over the past two decades, with a wide spectrum of properties to suit all needs and budgets, including detached villas, smaller gated communities, bungalows, and apartments. The amenities available within Quesada have also improved over time, so it is now home to a wide variety of bars, restaurants, shops, and supermarkets, along with several banks, dental clinics, pharmacies, hair salons, newsagents, tobacconists, and a new Medical Centre located in the Doña Pepa urbanization. Only 10 minutes from the best beaches of the Costa Blanca and 30 minutes from Alicante International Airport.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 107m² Build size
- 90m² Plot size
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