Beautiful 4 bedroom Villa in Denia, Valencia
This exceptional Ibiza-style property, just steps from the sea on the prestigious Calle Urios has been designed with serenity, style, and functionality in mind and offers a seamless blend of architectural sophistication and coastal charm.
Property Highlights:
4 Bedrooms, including a versatile space to be used as a private gym
4 Elegant Bathrooms + Guest WC
Plot Size: 803 m2
Built Area: 245 m2
All Bedrooms with Private Outdoor Access
Expansive Private Pool & Sun Terrace
Covered Pergola Parking + Additional Parking
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This exceptional Ibiza-style property, just steps from the sea on the prestigious Calle Urios has been designed with serenity, style, and functionality in mind and offers a seamless blend of architectural sophistication and coastal charm.
Property Highlights:
4 Bedrooms, including a versatile space to be used as a private gym
4 Elegant Bathrooms + Guest WC
Plot Size: 803 m2
Built Area: 245 m2
All Bedrooms with Private Outdoor Access
Expansive Private Pool & Sun Terrace
Covered Pergola Parking + Additional Parking
Underfloor Heating & Ducted Air Conditioning
High-Spec Technal Aluminium Windows Throughout
Effortless Outdoor Living:
The villa's outdoor spaces have been thoughtfully designed to capture the warmth of the Mediterranean lifestyle. From the lush landscaped gardens to the generous poolside terraces shaded by flowering pergolas, every corner invites relaxation and open-air entertaining. The sea breeze and soothing views form the perfect backdrop for long summer evenings with friends and family.
Interiors that Inspire:
Inside, natural textures and tones define a palette of understated luxury. The living areas flow effortlessly, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows that bathe the interiors in natural light and offer a constant visual connection to the outdoors. Whether hosting guests, relaxing in the sun, or enjoying the calm of coastal living, this home offers the perfect setting to do it all-with elegance and ease.
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