Luxury 3 bedroom Townhouse for sale with sea and panoramic views in La Quinta Golf, Benahavis, Andalucia
This big property has been completely restored and is very well equipped and attractively decorated in Scandinavian and modern styles.
It is part of a gated community with four communal pools and with security cameras.
The entrance level has an open floor plan with a naturally connected kitchen, direct access to the terrace, private garden, and glass doors that let in plenty of natural light. The living room has been integrated, resulting in a large party area. This floor also has a guest bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with modern equipment, and washing and drying machines.
There are three bedrooms, one of which has an en suite bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have own terraces with magnificent views. On the roof, we have access to the wonderful 60m2 solarium, which has 180 degree panoramic views of the mountains, golf course, and sea. This home is ready for a new owner.
Benahavis is an Andalusian town with tiny, white, classically Moorish alleyways that lead to sunny squares. It is a preferred location to experience nature and luxury urbanisations that have been meticulously blended within its natural scenery, nestled with its golf courses in the Serrania de Ronda mountains.
Benahavis is well connected to the main routes of the Costa del Sol, the A7 and AP7 motorways, due to its exceptional location. It is located between two major cities, Estepona and Marbella, and is only a few kilometres from the lively Puerto Banus.
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