7 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Marbella, Andalucia
With elegant and modern features throughout, this superb villa has been beautifully designed and built with exceptional style and great attention to detail, combining a traditional design with the latest technology. No expense was spared in creating its indoor and outdoor spaces.
Features include: spacious living room with double ceiling; salon with fireplace and dining room; fully fitted modern kitchen with trendy island design, breakfast table, wine chillier cabinet, laundry and pantry room; 7 ...
With elegant and modern features throughout, this superb villa has been beautifully designed and built with exceptional style and great attention to detail, combining a traditional design with the latest technology. No expense was spared in creating its indoor and outdoor spaces.
Features include: spacious living room with double ceiling; salon with fireplace and dining room; fully fitted modern kitchen with trendy island design, breakfast table, wine chillier cabinet, laundry and pantry room; 7 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes (master bedroom has a large dressing room, fireplace and whirlpool bath with panoramic windows overlooking the picturesque gardens) and 8 bathrooms with showers and baths; entertainment area with luxury cinema room and a bar; office; spa area with gym, Jacuzzi and sauna; garage for 3 cars, etc.
Ideally located in one of the best residential areas of the coast, with a high level of privacy, 24 hour security and located close to glorious beaches, golf courses, private clinics, shops, schools and all cosmopolitan and glamorous attractions and amenities of both Marbella and Puerto Banus.
- Stylish and exclusive home
- Excellent condition
- Luxuriously appointed
- Fully and beautifully furnished and decorated
- Classic furniture and top class Italian style decor
- Exquisite chandeliers and modern lighting
- 2 fireplaces
- Exquisitely crafted staircase
- Magnificent marble and traditional Mediterranean terracotta
- Air conditioning
- Underfloor heating throughout
- Double opening doors
- Arched French windows
- South facing
- 6 irresistible open and covered terraces (137m2)
- Outside living rooms
- Barbecue and alfresco dining areas
- Swimming pool
- Fabulous landscaped gardens
- Well-groomed green lawns and flower beds
- Mature palm trees, yuccas, succulents and Mediterranean plants
- Paved courtyard
- Mediterranean fountain
- Amazing open sea, African coast, Gibraltar and peaceful Andalusian mountain views
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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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