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There are four bedrooms of respectively 34, 18, 15 and 11 square meters. The salón is 35m2 and the property is set on a plot of 1388m2 with a pool and 98m2 of terrace. Downstairs there´s a huge garage space of 250m2.
The front of the property offers views to Tibidabo (Barcelona) while from the back and living room you can see Montserrat.
The garden and terraces have an orientation all the way from South-West to South-East, giving sun all day.
Air conditioning has been installed in the kitchen and living room, of which the latter has a big fireplace as well.
Built in 2008 only, in very good state but there are a few things that need to be finished: The 34m2 suite upstairs and the porche of the main entrance.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 527m² Build size
- 1,388m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- air conditioning hot cold
- heating electric
- garage
- parking
- open terrace
- covered terrace
- terrace
- barbacue
- alarm
- garden
- furnished
- satelite tv
- chimney
- storage room
- internet
- laundry
- outdoor shower
- doble glazing
- fenced plot
- construction year: 2008
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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