Wow factor 7 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Cascada de Camojan, Marbella, Andalucia
This stunning mansion exudes Andalusian charm and boasts panoramic views of both the sea and mountains. Ideally situated adjacent to Sierra Blanca, it offers unparalleled privacy with its gated entrance and 24-hour security. Set on a tranquil south-west-facing plot, the classical, yet elegant home, features a grand driveway leading to the main entrance, complemented by a carport for one car, with a garage below for a further three cars.
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This stunning mansion exudes Andalusian charm and boasts panoramic views of both the sea and mountains. Ideally situated adjacent to Sierra Blanca, it offers unparalleled privacy with its gated entrance and 24-hour security. Set on a tranquil south-west-facing plot, the classical, yet elegant home, features a grand driveway leading to the main entrance, complemented by a carport for one car, with a garage below for a further three cars.
The meticulously prize-winning landscaped garden, has been designed by renowned landscape designer and is adorned with a series of three small ponds that flow into each other with a waterfall effect. It has lush trees, a glorious swimming pool with majestic views and adjacent hydro pool, creating a serene oasis.
Upon entering the ground floor, guests are greeted by an impressive entrance hall that opens onto a picturesque central patio adorned with a cobblestone Andalusian floor and fountain. The main level also comprises a study with floor to ceiling glazing and blinds, that looks out onto the waterfall feature, with its koi fish.
On the same floor, there is also a good sized double en-suite bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a bay window also looking onto the ponds. To the back of the house, looking onto the garden, there is a spacious room, with a smaller living room, a cosy fireplace and large television. The living areas seamlessly open out onto a covered terrace boasting mesmerising sea views. There's a substantial formal dining room on the other side with also pleasant views out to sea and direct access up to the kitchen.
On a mezzanine level directly above, there is the main contemporary kitchen with top of the range Bulthaup appliances that opens on to a laundry patio, laundry room at the back and carport. Within the kitchen there is a small seated informal breakfast area.
Ascending to the upper level, there are three spacious en-suite bedrooms, including the airy master suite with an impressive walk-in wardrobe which share a generous terrace overlooking the landscaped garden and azure sea. There are two additional en-suite bedrooms and two towers with terraces offering breathtaking vistas from every angle.
The lower level presents an expansive games room or second living area with an open-plan secondary kitchen, providing effortless access to another terrace and the inviting pool area.
A three-car garage, staff apartment with an en suite bedroom, and laundry room complete this level.
Further enhancements include a gym with a shower room and storage room, a convenient lift servicing all levels, under-floor heating, and opulent marble floors throughout.
This unique family home epitomises luxury living, offering complete privacy in one of the most prestigious areas on the Golden Mile.
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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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