Reference191870
Price2,100,000 EUR
Bedrooms5
Bathrooms4
Floor Space424.0m2
Land Area1,972.0m2

5 bedroom Villa for sale in Platja d'Aro, Catalonia

2,100,000 EUR
1,806,000 GBP2,247,000 USD
Grand and spacious 5 bedroom traditional stone built masia style villa, situated right in the centre of Playa de Aro and just a short stroll to all amenities and the beach.

Set within a very quiet and peaceful residential area, on a double plot with a lovely swimming pool, well kept landscaped gardens and very impressive outside dining areas.

In excellent condition throughout, this property is ideal as a family home or for holidays.

Set out over 3 floors, this splendid masia features 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Platja d'Aro is one of the most popular resorts in the Mediterranean. Combining a rich historical heritage that dates back as far as the 1st Century BC wi...
Grand and spacious 5 bedroom traditional stone built masia style villa, situated right in the centre of Playa de Aro and just a short stroll to all amenities and the beach.

Set within a very quiet and peaceful residential area, on a double plot with a lovely swimming pool, well kept landscaped gardens and very impressive outside dining areas.

In excellent condition throughout, this property is ideal as a family home or for holidays.

Set out over 3 floors, this splendid masia features 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Platja d'Aro is one of the most popular resorts in the Mediterranean. Combining a rich historical heritage that dates back as far as the 1st Century BC with a modern and dynamic atmosphere. Along with a seemingly endless selection of stunning beaches and quiet coves, three of which enjoy blue flag status. Away from the coast tourists and residents alike can enjoy a wide selection of top quality restaurants, excellent shopping facilities, a medieval market and wonderful natural attractions, such as the Gavarres mountain range.
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