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Ground floor (73 m²) : A modern, bright kitchen open to the dining room. This kitchen is fully furnished and equipped with appliances. Large windows offer views of the garden and pool. A bedroom with a double bed, a dressing room and a private bathroom with shower, sink, wardrobe and toilet. A small bathroom with sink and toilet. Second floor (40 m²) : Two spacious bedrooms with a 90 cm bed and built-in wardrobes. A complete bathroom with shower tray, sink, cupboard and toilet. A large solarium with beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Basement (18 m²) : The basement offers space for several cars and can also serve as a storage room.
The house has air conditioning, a security alarm and all rooms are exterior, making the house wonderfully light. In addition, it is made of high-quality materials and designer furniture, ready to move in immediately.
The location is favorable: just minutes from the town of Dolores and well connected to the main roads that connect the Alicante coast. The beaches are just 15 minutes away
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 117m² Build size
- 178m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
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