5 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in La Quinta Golf, Benahavis, Andalucia
Entrance level: entrance hall; living room with fireplace and access to a covered porch overlooking the pool; spacious open-plan fully fitted kitchen with top quality appliances, dining area and access to the lovely patio; utility ...
Entrance level: entrance hall; living room with fireplace and access to a covered porch overlooking the pool; spacious open-plan fully fitted kitchen with top quality appliances, dining area and access to the lovely patio; utility room and a guest WC.
Just a few steps up: 2 en-suite bedrooms, 1 of which is currently used as an office and the other has an excellent dressing room.
Further steps up: contemporary master bedroom with his & hers walk-in wardrobes and bathrooms, and a large balcony with wonderful golf, mountain and distant sea views.
Lower level: 2 spacious bedrooms, 1 with en-suite bathroom and a separate bathroom.
Other features include: open and covered terraces; balconies; solarium area; swimming pool; picturesque mature landscaped gardens; pavilion; air conditioning; central heating; alarm; window security bars; fitted wardrobes; double glazing; carport for 1 car; electric gates and wide driveway for 2-3 more cars, etc.
Situated in the exclusive gated golf community of El Herrojo, within prestigious La Quinta Golf and Country Club Resort set in the hills just above the Golf Valley of Nueva Andalucia. Lovely residential neighbourhood is just around the corner from La Quinta Clubhouse and minutes away to its golf course, a particularly beautiful green carpet flanked by tall trees and indented with small lakes. It offers 24 hour security, tranquillity and relaxing environment while still being just a short drive from all amenities, with easy access to San Pedro and 10 minutes from Puerto Banus.
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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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