Modern 2 bedroom Terraced house with panoramic view in Pedreguer, Valencia
Excellent value, as new, this superb property is offered at a knock down price.
This is a fantastic property, located within a 15 minute drive of the centre of Denia or the beaches of Las Marinas and just a few minutes to the pertty Spanish village of Pedreguer.
Within a small sunny complex, the property enjoys access to two communal swimming pools and an immaculately maintained communal garden with the same excellent uninterrupted views to the Montgo of Javea and the valley beyond.
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Excellent value, as new, this superb property is offered at a knock down price.
This is a fantastic property, located within a 15 minute drive of the centre of Denia or the beaches of Las Marinas and just a few minutes to the pertty Spanish village of Pedreguer.
Within a small sunny complex, the property enjoys access to two communal swimming pools and an immaculately maintained communal garden with the same excellent uninterrupted views to the Montgo of Javea and the valley beyond.
Distributed over two floors, the property is accessed from the private parking space on the upper floor. Entering the front door to the hallway then a few steps to the living area and open plan kitchen. The bright living area opens to a superb private terrace that enjoys the same incredible views as described above.
The downstairs has two generous double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes that share a large modern bathroom with walk in shower.
This wonderful townhouse is conveniently located within an hour of either Alicante or Valencia where there are the international airports and all the attractions you expect from major European cities. The Marina Alta or Costa Blanca North is a wonderful place to live and offer a superb climate with mild winters and warm summers, an abundance of natural beauty from the coves of Javea to the long sandy beaches of Denia and the mountain ranges that surround the region.
The cuisine is a large part of the lifestyle here but there are many pleasant distractions to occupy the most active.
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