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La Sierra. New development of one and two floors luxury homes in Mijas, in a privileged location and with a unique urbanization concept.
Featuring sea views, scandinavian building and qualities standard, own pool and garden in each villa, fully furnished, and the possibility of customization as well as exploitation for vacation rental.
Opting to own your home at La Sierra complex, you not only acquire a property, you also enter a private club of urbanizations and boat fleets in all of Europe for clients who enjoy exclusivity.
—Completely urbanized land.
—Off-plan sale (First phases already on the market).
—Self- and standard development.
—Own restaurant and supermarket, spa and wellness, golf, tennis and paddle membership, and much more.
—Front office and 5-star hotel services.
—Built surface: 239.53 m² (159.55 m² inside + 79.98 m² terraces).
—Two-floors Infinity villa prices starting at 1.022,500 euros.
—Opportunity packages for investors.
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Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 159m² Build size
- 600m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- luxuryestate
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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