Stylish 3 bedroom Terraced house with panoramic and sea views in San Nicolas, Denia, Valencia
3 bedroom house with beautiful communal pool and garden.
This superb property was built in 2010 and offers a superb combination of modern comfort, stylish interiors and practical family living. Extending to approximately 162 m2 and arranged over three floors, the property has been thoughtfully designed to provide generous accommodation both inside and out.
On the lower level, there is a private garage with space for two cars, together with a double bedroom featuring fitted wardrobes, a family bathroom and a separate utility room. Thi...
3 bedroom house with beautiful communal pool and garden.
This superb property was built in 2010 and offers a superb combination of modern comfort, stylish interiors and practical family living. Extending to approximately 162 m2 and arranged over three floors, the property has been thoughtfully designed to provide generous accommodation both inside and out.
On the lower level, there is a private garage with space for two cars, together with a double bedroom featuring fitted wardrobes, a family bathroom and a separate utility room. This level provides excellent additional space for guests, older children or visiting family members. It is also connected via an internal staircase.
The principal living accommodation is situated on the ground floor. A particularly impressive double-height living and dining room creates a wonderful sense of light and space, making it an inviting area in which to relax or entertain. The contemporary, fully fitted kitchen is well equipped and combines practicality with modern design.
There is also a further bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom, as well as a convenient guest cloakroom. From this level, doors open onto a charming garden terrace, providing an ideal setting for outdoor dining and enjoying the Mediterranean climate.
The first floor is home to the principal bedroom, complete with fitted wardrobes and a private bathroom.
Throughout the property, porcelain flooring and aluminium-framed windows with Climalit security glazing provide a smart finish, while hot and cold air conditioning via four individual units ensures comfort throughout the seasons. A modern home automation system allows the air conditioning, lighting and music to be controlled with ease.
The rooftop terrace is undoubtedly one of the property's highlights. Complete with a private Jacuzzi, it offers a wonderful space in which to unwind whilst enjoying the surrounding views. The east-west orientation also allows the home to benefit from excellent natural light throughout the day.
The property forms part of a well-maintained residential complex, with landscaped communal gardens, a swimming pool, children's pool and paddle tennis court. Its peaceful setting, whilst remaining well connected and within a pleasant walk of the beach, makes it an appealing choice as either a permanent family home or a holiday retreat.
Denia, on Spain's beautiful Costa Blanca, is renowned for its sandy beaches, historic old town, marina and excellent selection of restaurants, with its gastronomy being a particular attraction. Surrounded by the Montgo Natural Park and enjoying a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle, Denia offers a wonderful balance of coastal living, amenities and easy access to the wider Valencia and Alicante regions.
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