Reference259512
Price665,000 EUR
Bedrooms3
Bathrooms3
Floor Space134.0m2
Land Area439.0m2
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New Build 3 bedroom Villa with panoramic view in Pedreguer, Valencia

665,000 EUR
571,900 GBP771,400 USD
Elegant and stylish new build villa in the peaceful residential area of Monte Solana, Pedreguer.

Combining contemporary architecture with the relaxed appeal of traditional Ibizan design, this beautiful project offers a wonderful opportunity to create a home that perfectly reflects personal taste and lifestyle.

Set on a private plot of 446 m2, the villa comes with 134 m2 of thoughtfully designed living space, featuring three spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The open-plan layout creates a natural flow between the living, dining and kitchen areas, providing a bright and welcoming environment in which to relax or entertain family and friends.
Large windows and care...
Elegant and stylish new build villa in the peaceful residential area of Monte Solana, Pedreguer.

Combining contemporary architecture with the relaxed appeal of traditional Ibizan design, this beautiful project offers a wonderful opportunity to create a home that perfectly reflects personal taste and lifestyle.

Set on a private plot of 446 m2, the villa comes with 134 m2 of thoughtfully designed living space, featuring three spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The open-plan layout creates a natural flow between the living, dining and kitchen areas, providing a bright and welcoming environment in which to relax or entertain family and friends.
Large windows and carefully considered architectural details let natural light into the home, whilst framing the spectacular panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, mountains and Mediterranean Sea.

The villa is designed to embrace outdoor living, with a private swimming pool and terraces providing the perfect setting for leisurely afternoons, al fresco dining and enjoying the beautiful Costa Blanca climate.

Additional features include ducted air conditioning throughout, private parking for one vehicle and the opportunity to personalise the project to suit individual requirements.
Built to order,

Monte Solana is a peaceful residential development on the outskirts of Pedreguer, ideally positioned for enjoying the tranquillity of the countryside whilst remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities.

The charming traditional town of Pedreguer offers local shops, cafes and restaurants, whilst the nearby Portal de la Marina shopping centre and convenient motorway access make travelling along the coast effortless.

The beautiful beaches of Denia are just a short drive away, with its marina, waterfront restaurants and vibrant Mediterranean atmosphere.

Combining privacy, natural beauty and excellent connectivity, Monte Solana provides an appealing setting for a permanent residence, holiday home or investment on the Costa Blanca.
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