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Every villa boasts three double bedrooms, two fully finished bathrooms and a private swimming pool with spectacular views, that together with our qualities and its location, make the ideal place to spend your holidays or live all year.
The villa boasts a large living/dining area with open plan kitchen, utility/storage room, one bedroom with en-suite bathroom and overlooking the terrace/garden with its private swimming pool, two more bedrooms and a guests bathroom, off road parking and pre-installation for the air conditioning (hot/cold) throughout the property.
The residential is located in Daya Vieja (Alicante), and in the area there are extensive sport and leisure opportunities, hotels, a commercial centre, restaurants, two aquatic parks, three golf courses, horse riding, tennis courts, water sports, etc…
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 118m² Build size
- 283m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Modern
- Near town
- Near city
- Near airport
- Near golf
- Near schools
- Near hospital
- Countryside views
- Air conditioning
- Superfast Fiber Internet
- Off road parking
- Disabled Access
- Level plot
- One-floor
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