Waterfront 4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in El Campello, Valencia
Spanning approximately 200m2, this superb property is perched on land and rock that juts out into the sea, offering a unique setting. This, combined with its partly rounded architectural design, enhances its distinctive character and appeal. The land measures around 959 m2.
Conveniently positioned near the beach Platja dels Carrabiners, this remarkable villa also faces a small cove, accessible via a staircase along the property's edge.
It is a short drive ...
Spanning approximately 200m2, this superb property is perched on land and rock that juts out into the sea, offering a unique setting. This, combined with its partly rounded architectural design, enhances its distinctive character and appeal. The land measures around 959 m2.
Conveniently positioned near the beach Platja dels Carrabiners, this remarkable villa also faces a small cove, accessible via a staircase along the property's edge.
It is a short drive from the charming fishing village of Villajoyosa to the north and the picturesque coastal town of El Campello to the south and is within walking distance of the beach and the nearby tram station.
Accessed via a residential road with close proximity to the N-332 national road, this unique villa is just 5 minutes by car from the Alicante-Valencia motorway, ensuring excellent transport links. The property is approached through an automated entrance gate that opens onto a driveway.
On the ground floor is a delightful circular living room with a fireplace and access to the exterior terraces, a separate, fully equipped kitchen and dining room with access to an enclosed terrace offering views of the cove and the sea, two bedrooms, including one spacious room and a separate shower room.
Two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a shared shower room, an enclosed garage and storage area, are on the lower floor.
On the upper floor is a large circular bedroom with an en-suite shower room featuring double washbasins.
Outside are multiple terraces, both open and covered, a kidney-shaped swimming pool, open but covered, outside dining area, kitchen and barbecue and a staircase adjacent to the property, leading down to the cove.
The property is South-facing, maximising sunlight throughout the day.
It is ideal for a family seeking to enjoy life by the sea or for an investor looking to capitalise on its holiday rental potential; the property comes with a Tourist License.
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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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2. Setting up a Pre-agreement (Contrato privado de compraventa)
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