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The villa boasts three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, three fully finished en-suite bathrooms with under floor heating, spacious living/dining room with open plan kitchen (all appliances included - SIEMENS), terraces, landscaped garden with private infinity swimming pool (9x3), off road parking space, under build with garage (100sqm), air conditioning (hot/cold) throughout the villa, LED lighting interior exterior, and all electric blinds.
*Prices are starting from 455.000€ (plots are minimum 300sqm)
Ciudad Quesada (Rojales) is a well established area and is a traditional Mediterranean town in the bay of an international community that continues to grow. It enjoys a mix of the traditional and modern with a typical Spanish market held on the outskirts of the town but also modern shopping and leisure facilities with lots of shops, bars and restaurants. It is a short drive from the Blue Flag beaches of Guardamar and also hosts it’s own water park.
Property Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 236m² Build size
- 300m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Brand-new
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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