Immaculate 4 bedroom Villa with sea view in Cumbre Del Sol, Benitachell, Valencia
Set on the sun-drenched Costa Blanca and surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, this is a superb contemporary residence designed for comfortable modern living with a strong connection to the outdoors. The architecture focuses on light, simplicity, and practicality, creating a home where interior and exterior spaces flow naturally together.
The villa offers 469 m2 of constructed space on a private plot of 813 m2. Although it is arranged over two levels, everyday living takes place almost entirely on the main floor, making it particularly app...
Set on the sun-drenched Costa Blanca and surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, this is a superb contemporary residence designed for comfortable modern living with a strong connection to the outdoors. The architecture focuses on light, simplicity, and practicality, creating a home where interior and exterior spaces flow naturally together.
The villa offers 469 m2 of constructed space on a private plot of 813 m2. Although it is arranged over two levels, everyday living takes place almost entirely on the main floor, making it particularly appealing for those who appreciate the convenience of single-level living.
Clean architectural lines, large windows, and carefully considered orientation allow natural light to fill the interior throughout the day. At the centre of the home is an elegant open-plan living space combining the living room, dining area, and kitchen. This generous room opens directly onto the terrace and pool area through wide sliding doors, creating a seamless transition between indoor comfort and outdoor living.
The terrace provides ample space for relaxing, dining, and enjoying the Mediterranean climate throughout the year. The main floor includes three well-proportioned double bedrooms, each designed with a calm, contemporary aesthetic. The principal suite enjoys direct access to the terrace and includes a private bathroom, creating a peaceful and private retreat within the home.
In total, the property offers four bedrooms and five bathrooms, providing generous accommodation for both residents and guests.
The lower level adds further versatility with a large open space that can easily adapt to different needs. It could serve as a gym, leisure area, guest apartment, or a comfortable workspace, depending on the lifestyle of the future owner.
Great care has been taken to incorporate modern technology and energy-efficient systems throughout the villa. These include an air source heat pump, underfloor heating, solar panels, heat recovery ventilation, and pre-installation for an electric vehicle charging point. The property also features an alarm system and achieves an A energy efficiency rating, ensuring both sustainability and low running costs.
Outside, the private swimming pool and terraces create a welcoming setting for outdoor living, with space to enjoy the long sunny days that define the region.
The Costa Blanca is renowned for its mild climate, beautiful coastline, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. The area offers an appealing balance between natural scenery, charming towns, and modern amenities, with beaches, restaurants, golf courses, and marinas all within easy reach. It is a region that continues to attract international buyers seeking both tranquillity and quality of life by the sea.
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