Beachfront 4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in El Campello, Valencia
Just a short tram ride from the charming coastal town with its pristine Blue Flag sandy beach stretching 7 km, delightful marina, and the renowned archaeological site of La illeta dels Banyets, lies this exquisite property.
Set on an elevated plot near the water's edge in the serene residential area of Venta Lanuza, this superb property is only 30 minutes north of Alicante airport and benefits from excellent road and public transport connections. A short stroll leads to several picturesque coves and a...
Just a short tram ride from the charming coastal town with its pristine Blue Flag sandy beach stretching 7 km, delightful marina, and the renowned archaeological site of La illeta dels Banyets, lies this exquisite property.
Set on an elevated plot near the water's edge in the serene residential area of Venta Lanuza, this superb property is only 30 minutes north of Alicante airport and benefits from excellent road and public transport connections. A short stroll leads to several picturesque coves and a nearby sandy beach.
Access to the villa is via a quiet, one-way residential road, which leads to an automated gate unveiling a driveway that descends to the garage, located on the ground floor.
This south-facing villa, built in 2002, blends classic architectural elegance with contemporary interiors across two floors. Set on a private 1,120 m2 plot, it boasts mesmerising 180 panoramic views of the Mediterranean, stretching from Alicante to the north.
The front door opens into an inviting entrance foyer, where the stunning sea views immediately capture ones attention. The spacious living room and dining area feature a nautical-inspired fireplace and two large folding patio doors, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces while offering direct access to the expansive terrace.
The elegant white kitchen, fully equipped with modern appliances, opens onto the living room and shares the same spectacular outlook. This level also includes two double bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes. The master bedroom benefits from a generously sized en-suite bathroom with his-and-hers sinks, a bathtub, and a separate shower. A second shower room is also located on this floor. A staircase leads down to the lower ground floor.
The garage, with space for one vehicle, is accessed via the driveway and leads into the lower ground floor. This level can also function as a self-contained apartment, with its own separate entrance. It features two additional bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a sauna room, as well as an open-plan kitchen, living room, and dining area.
Every room on this level offers views of the surrounding landscape and swimming pool. A laundry room and storage space complete this floor.
The villa's exterior boasts a 38m2 infinity swimming pool, surrounded by a 66m2 terrace, perfect for soaking up the sun. The handcrafted mosaic artwork on the back wall of the pool adds a unique touch, while a built-in poolside shower enhances convenience.
This superb property is perfect for a family seeking to enjoy the finest that Mediterranean sea front living has to offer.
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