Beachfront 3 bedroom for sale with sea view in El Campello, Valencia
The 106m2 property has a large entrance that could include extra storage space.
On the right, the master bedroom also enjoys spectacular views through the window that runs the length of the room.
This bedroom benefits form an en-suite bathroom.
The square-shaped living-dining room and its large terrace offers unobstructed views of the beach and the sea as well as El Campello and Benidorm in the distance.
The kitchen is generous in size and independent, equipped with an adjoi...
The 106m2 property has a large entrance that could include extra storage space.
On the right, the master bedroom also enjoys spectacular views through the window that runs the length of the room.
This bedroom benefits form an en-suite bathroom.
The square-shaped living-dining room and its large terrace offers unobstructed views of the beach and the sea as well as El Campello and Benidorm in the distance.
The kitchen is generous in size and independent, equipped with an adjoining laundry room.
The second bathroom doubles as a guest wc.
The second double bedroom being larger than the third bedroom that can accommodate a double bed or two single beds. In each room there are fitted wardrobes.
The quality residence is located on the seaside promenade in a quiet area with few restaurants or bars directly below: only the sound of the waves is audible most of the time.
The residence has a social area, an exceptional large free-form pool as well as a small childrens pool, miniature golf, tennis courts, squash courts, a gym and several playgrounds.
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