Elegant 4 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Santa Ponsa, Mallorca
This contemporary Mediterranean home, with a living area of 362m2, is a perfectly designed family home and is accessed through a front gate leading to a white serpentine staircase which goes up to a glass front door.
Entering the home, there is a small vestibule before the room opens up into the open plan living space which incorporates a large living room space with floor to ceiling glass doors leading out to a terrace; dining area and at the rear to an elegant kitchen which has been designed...
This contemporary Mediterranean home, with a living area of 362m2, is a perfectly designed family home and is accessed through a front gate leading to a white serpentine staircase which goes up to a glass front door.
Entering the home, there is a small vestibule before the room opens up into the open plan living space which incorporates a large living room space with floor to ceiling glass doors leading out to a terrace; dining area and at the rear to an elegant kitchen which has been designed with ease of use and simplicity in mind. From the kitchen there is access to a covered dining terrace complete with a sizeable barbecue installation, as well as stairs leading down to the double garage. A large hallway leads to the 3 bedrooms - to the left and right are double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, whilst at the end of the hallway there is an impressive master suite with a walk-in wardrobe and direct access to the terrace and swimming pool. The en-suite bathroom has a free standing bath with views out into the Mediterranean garden.
Outside, the garden has been meticulously crafted into a true oasis. Large Mediterranean foliage envelopes the home's perimeter, giving it an incredible sense of privacy and tranquillity. Smaller arrangements and planters are dotted around the rest of the garden and the lawn itself is artificial, ensuring that management is not high-maintenance, neither water intensive. The crown jewel of the garden is definitely the turquoise swimming pool, roughly measuring 8 x 2.5m, for a total of 20m2. To top it all off, there is a 4th en-suite bedroom located in an attached guest apartment with independent access via the garden
Additional features include discrete ducted air conditioning, ambient lighting installations, ample storage, laundry room, guest bathroom and security installations.
Without doubt, this is one of the best offers on the market in the area.
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