3 bedroom Townhouse for sale with sea view in Estepona, Andalucia
There are fifty of these eco-friendly, modern luxury townhouses being built to an innovative design and set in a fascinating natural environment.
The approximate completion is January 2019.
There are seven types with different layouts, but all of them are gorgeous, fashionable and functional, each one has been designed to maximise the space and blend into the natural surroundings with modern elegance and creating a sense of the sea...
There are fifty of these eco-friendly, modern luxury townhouses being built to an innovative design and set in a fascinating natural environment.
The approximate completion is January 2019.
There are seven types with different layouts, but all of them are gorgeous, fashionable and functional, each one has been designed to maximise the space and blend into the natural surroundings with modern elegance and creating a sense of the sea being part of one's home.
List of properties:
250-449m2 built, with 3 bedrooms (prices start from 850,000 EUR), 4 (from 990,000 EUR) or 5 bedrooms (from 1,250,000 EUR) have 3 levels and open and closed terraces (35-50 m2).
Roof terraces/solarium (80-100 m2) boast Jacuzzi, pergola, barbecue area, ceramic and artificial grass decking.
Ground floor features an open plan living and dining area connected with a wonderful terrace offering al fresco dining area and a living room, with access to the garden (20-150 m2 depends on the option you have chosen), a stylish and smart fully fitted kitchen with trendy island design superbly equipped with Siemens or similar home appliances, and 1 bedroom with private bathroom.
The double-height living room areas are connected to the upper floor that houses other bedrooms, bathrooms and terraces by a glass gallery that enhances the sense of transparency.
Each property has its own underground garage with personal access to the house through an ample laundry and service area (which can become anything you wish), and communal parking spaces for guests.
Exclusive homes with unusual, very attractive modern architectural elements have bio fireplaces, large format ceramic floor tiles, suspended toilets, huge panoramic windows, upholstered wardrobes. Fashionable restrained colour palette also creates a modern look and strong dynamic character.
Features include under-floor heating, hot and cold air-conditioning, latest Domotic home automation system. Other key features include thick, high doors, automatic door entry to each garage, security doors, privacy and security blinds on some of the back windows, and double-glazing.
Add the benefits of the amazing community: stunning landscaped gardens with fountains, expansive communal and swimming areas (infinity pool, children's pool and 50m Olympic pool), indoor Spa-Centre with Jacuzzi, sauna, Turkish steam bath, fitness and living room areas overlooking the garden.
Among further delights are nearby golf courses, colourful Estepona port and fish market, trendiest chiringuitos, fine restaurants and beach clubs, fancy commercial centres, historical sights and landmarks, famous 5• hotels with their luxury amenities, majestic background mountains and all coastal glamour at your disposal.
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