Renovated 4 bedroom Townhouse for sale in Marbella, Andalucia
Completely rebuilt just six years ago, the 266m2 property has been meticulously designed and is essentially two houses in one, making it an ideal home for those seeking both space and privacy.
The townhouse is distributed over three levels, each carefully crafted to provide comfort, luxury, and convenience.
Ground floor: a cosy living room featuring a charming fireplace, providin...
Completely rebuilt just six years ago, the 266m2 property has been meticulously designed and is essentially two houses in one, making it an ideal home for those seeking both space and privacy.
The townhouse is distributed over three levels, each carefully crafted to provide comfort, luxury, and convenience.
Ground floor: a cosy living room featuring a charming fireplace, providing a warm and inviting ambiance. The spacious dining area seamlessly flows into the open-plan kitchen, which is equipped with top-of-the-line Neff and Bosch appliances. The kitchen also opens to a private patio with a spiral staircase that leads to the rooftop terrace, offering additional space for enjoying Marbella's sunny climate.
First floor: accessed via a beautiful staircase that serves as a statement piece in the entrance hall. On this level, there is a master en-suite bedroom, which includes a walk-in wardrobe and private access to a lovely patio, providing a tranquil retreat. The master suite is complemented by an additional en-suite bedroom, both featuring luxurious finishes and an abundance of natural light.
Second floor: a further en-suite bedroom.
Additionally, there is a study, which could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom, as desired. This level also grants access to another small terrace.
On the top level there is a large terrace with a designated sunbathing area, perfect for soaking up the Marbella sunshine in complete privacy.
This townhouse is equipped with a wide range of high-end features and modern amenities, including under-floor heating throughout the property, electric shutters for added security and comfort, and elegant wooden floors in the living room and master bedroom.
Marble floors enhance the aesthetic appeal in other areas of the home.
The bathrooms are fitted partially with luxurious Villeroy and Bosch appliances.
Other standout features include a 3-phase electricity system, central air conditioning, LED lighting, auto irrigation for the landscaped outdoor areas, and an overall attention to detail that exemplifies the highest standards of modern living.
With its unique design, prime location, and impeccable finishes, this townhouse is an extraordinary property that perfectly blends modern luxury with the charm and character of Old Town Marbella.
It offers an unparalleled living experience in one of the most sought-after areas of the Costa del Sol.
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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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