Modern 3 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Mezquitilla, Andalucia
Situated just a 10/15 minute walk to the promenade that stretches all the way along the coast to the far Western side of Torre del Mar.
The house has an arched gated entrance with a little bell tower at the top, plus a covered area for off-street parking for 2 cars.
It is surrounded by gardens, which are on flat ground, with a beautiful
L-shaped pool and well kept, mature plants and trees, creating an inspiring space of peace and tranquility, facing South. The plot is 581m2.
The front door is on the East side o...
Situated just a 10/15 minute walk to the promenade that stretches all the way along the coast to the far Western side of Torre del Mar.
The house has an arched gated entrance with a little bell tower at the top, plus a covered area for off-street parking for 2 cars.
It is surrounded by gardens, which are on flat ground, with a beautiful
L-shaped pool and well kept, mature plants and trees, creating an inspiring space of peace and tranquility, facing South. The plot is 581m2.
The front door is on the East side of the house, with a covered porch, which leads into the open hall (2 x 2m) and an open plan living area, consisting of a large dining room to the left, (4 x 3m excluding stairwell) and a step down to the living room, (4 x 4m) with a corner fireplace, air conditioning and two sets of patio doors out to the covered terrace to the South.
To the right of the hall is a door to the full fitted kitchen, (4 x 2.5m) with a window to the East side and a small separate laundry and storeroom beyond. A corridor to the right of the hall area leads to two bathrooms
(2 x 2m and 3 x 1m) and two double bedrooms. The first (4 x 3m) has patio doors out to the gardens to the West side of the property, and the second bedroom (3 x 3m) has a door to a deep wardrobe and a window to the West. Both bedrooms have air conditioning units.
From the dining room, stairs lead up to the third bedroom in the loft, which has a sloping ceiling with a double bed (4 x 3m). From here, is a door to the roof terrace, (around 25m2) - the perfect place to enjoy the views over the sea, the countryside and the attractive rooftops and gardens of other neighbouring houses.
To the North side of the house is the little orchard, with several mature fruit trees and a good sized garden store room, to store garden tools and materials, and ideal to store bikes, etc.
This lovely house is perfect both as a holiday home (the house has an excellent rental history) or as a retirement or permanent home, enjoying the best climate in Europe.
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