Beachfront 3 bedroom Villa in Denia, Valencia
Arranged over two levels, the 210m2 villa has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of its exceptional location.
The principal living areas, including the sitting room, master bedroom suite and garden, all enjoy uninterrupted views of the crystal-clear waters.
The beautifully positioned garden of 654m2 leads directly to the beach, offering an enviable lifestyle where the sound of the waves and spectacular sunsets form part of everyday living.
The outdoor space is particularly appealing, featuring a well-appointed summer kitchen a...
Arranged over two levels, the 210m2 villa has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of its exceptional location.
The principal living areas, including the sitting room, master bedroom suite and garden, all enjoy uninterrupted views of the crystal-clear waters.
The beautifully positioned garden of 654m2 leads directly to the beach, offering an enviable lifestyle where the sound of the waves and spectacular sunsets form part of everyday living.
The outdoor space is particularly appealing, featuring a well-appointed summer kitchen and decking area that provides the perfect setting for relaxed entertaining.
Internally, the main living level is bright and welcoming.
A glazed patio area flows seamlessly into an open-plan living and dining space, complemented by a modern, well-equipped kitchen. A charming cast-iron fireplace adds character and warmth, making the property equally suitable for year-round use.
This level also accommodates two comfortable bedrooms and well-appointed bathrooms, ideal for family or visiting guests.
The property is also equipped with solar panels and fibre optic fast internet.
The upper floor is dedicated entirely to the master suite, creating a private retreat with truly panoramic, uninterrupted frontline sea views.
Almadrava Beach is notably quieter than many surrounding areas, even during the height of the summer season, allowing residents to enjoy a calm and relaxed coastal environment away from mass tourism.
It should be noted that the property is affected by the Costa Law alteration of boundaries. As a result, it is offered at approximately 50% of its potential market value, representing a unique investment opportunity when compared with similar frontline properties in the area.
The villa is located within easy reach of Denia, a charming and vibrant coastal town renowned for its excellent gastronomy, traditional harbour, and historic castle. With a wide selection of restaurants, boutiques, marinas and year-round amenities, as well as ferry connections to the Balearic Islands, Denia offers the perfect balance between authentic Spanish character and modern Mediterranean living.
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