Large Teaser
Reference247678
Price4,500,000 EUR
Bedrooms6
Bathrooms6
Floor Space473.0m2
Land Area2,400.0m2

High Specification 6 bedroom Villa for sale in Mal Pas Bon Aire, Alcudia, Mallorca

4,500,000 EUR
3,870,000 GBP4,815,000 USD
Amazing and luxurious newly built 6 bedroom villa, which is ideally situated within a prime hillside area of Bonaire, Alcudia, set on a generous double plot of 2,400m2 with an infinity swimming pool and lovely countryside views.

Built to an exceptional quality and enjoying almost total privacy thanks to its superb positioning, this superb villa provides excellent entertainment spaces, both indoors and outdoors, and includes 2 saltwater swimming pools, 1 of which is huge at 25 x 3.7m and on the upper level, beside the living room, is the smaller pool of 18.5m2, which could easily be heated by installing a heat pump system.

Upon arrival, it is possible to drive down to the garag...
Amazing and luxurious newly built 6 bedroom villa, which is ideally situated within a prime hillside area of Bonaire, Alcudia, set on a generous double plot of 2,400m2 with an infinity swimming pool and lovely countryside views.

Built to an exceptional quality and enjoying almost total privacy thanks to its superb positioning, this superb villa provides excellent entertainment spaces, both indoors and outdoors, and includes 2 saltwater swimming pools, 1 of which is huge at 25 x 3.7m and on the upper level, beside the living room, is the smaller pool of 18.5m2, which could easily be heated by installing a heat pump system.

Upon arrival, it is possible to drive down to the garage, which has ample space for 2 large vehicles and direct access to the house which has rooms distributed across 2 floors.

Upper level: beautiful entrance hall with a cloakroom and guest WC; open plan living/dining area and an Italian kitchen equipped with all appliances including 2 dishwashers. All rooms have access to the huge terrace and the smaller of the 2 swimming pools. Spacious master suite, again with access to the terrace.

Ground floor, which can be reached via internal or external staircases: 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and an extra room which could be a 6th bedroom, or used as a gym, office, or home cinema.

In addition, the villa has useful storage rooms, a laundry room and space which is intended for the possible installation of a lift, a laundry and a small kitchen servicing the swimming pool level.

The outside space offers expansive modern terraces, 2 swimming pools, sunbathing areas, an outdoor shower and easily maintained landscaped gardens.

Features include: reverse air conditioning, underfloor heating, sun-blinds with automatic wind detection, fibre optic internet, Schucco windows, 2 water deposits, a Miele washing machine and tumble dryer - to be installed, and solar panels which have not yet been installed, but could be placed below the swimming pool.
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