Frontline 4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in El Campello, Valencia

1,650,000 EUR 1,435,500 GBP 1,633,500 USD

Reference: 242945

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 396 m2
Plot Size: 1,036 m2
Swimming Pool
Balcony
Income Potential
Air Conditioning
Garage(s)
Parking space(s)

Details

Enjoying breathtaking sea views from its sought after frontline location near the beach and all amenities in El Campello North, is this stunning
4 bedroom luxury villa with pool and garden.

In pristine condition comprised of almost 400m2 of quality build and intelligent practical design set in a an elevated plot measuring over 1,000m2 and facing the Mediterranean sea.

There are 2 pedestrian entrances to the plot of land, one to the second floor and another to the first floor, and a vehicular entrance straight to the garage with room for 2 cars.

A rectangular shaped living and dining room (47m2) with double ceiling, guest WC next to entrance, and square shaped smart modern kitchen almost 15m2 are on the first floor. A Master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en suite bathroom with inset shower and his and hers wash basin are also on this floor. Idyllic views of the sea can be seen from the living room, kitchen, bedroom and the inset shower room.

The living and dining room has two different ambiances separated by the dining room table: one area benefits from a wood burner, book shelves, and views of the attractive staircase, the other area is surrounded by contrasting views through its large windows and doors to the decked swimming pool to the east, the sea to the south and the garden area to the west.

On the second floor are 2 further double bedrooms with white built-in wardrobes, a separate bathroom with walk-in shower and the double garage on this floor. Both bedrooms enjoy spectacular sea views and benefit from direct access to exterior terraces.

On the top floor is a studio with one bedroom offering views of the sea and the mountains to the rear. A storeroom is next to the bedroom which could be converted to a bathroom if needed and would be bathroom 4. There is access to very large exterior terrace.

There is a large basement of 56m2 completely unobstructed.

Materials employed: quality double glazing, parquet flooring, polished marine stainless steel railings inside and out, quality equipped kitchen units with high-end appliance brands, white brick facade, quality wood decked terrace around swimming pool, central heating and pre-installation of ducted air-conditioning.

Possibility of converting to more bedrooms and bathrooms if more accommodation needed.

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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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