Luxury 4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in El Campello, Valencia

579,000 EUR 497,940 GBP 625,320 USD

Reference: 242970

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 260 m2
Plot Size: 0.25 hectares / 0.62 acres

Features

Terrace
Tennis Court
Sea View
Private
Quiet Area
Parking
Good Condition

Details

Lovely 4 bedroom villa situated within the delightful residential area of Venta Lanuza, in El Campello North and close to the colourful town of Villajoyosa.

This impeccable estate comprises of a spacious villa, large swimming pool and tennis court set in 2,500m2 of flat land.

This marvellous villa is near an array of some of the best beaches in the area and yet nestles in a quiet one way residential road with little traffic.

With everything one could ask for, a southerly exposure, a practical and tastefully updated and modern home with character, all on one floor, with a magnificent tennis court and an impressive swimming pool.

Situated just 300m from a pretty cove and a 10 minute stroll from the tram station, which goes to Alicante city, just a 10 minute drive to El Campello with all its amenities and services and just half an hour from Alicante airport.

Entry to the residence is via an automated gate entrance opening onto a large driveway with parking area for several cars.

Internally, features include a very spacious (65m2) living room and a large (14.5m2) fully equipped white kitchen which opens to the living room area. 1 of the bedrooms and the living room dining room and have direct access to covered terraces to the front of the house; there are a total of 3 covered terraces, (1 glazed) all totalling 56m2, followed by an open terrace of 40m2. 4 double bedrooms, 2 with en-suite shower rooms, a 3rd shower room serves the other 2 bedrooms.

Noteworthy features include a fabulous tennis court of 690m2 and a very large pool to be enjoyed by real swimmers of 82m2 and 12m in length. The terrace around the pool is 288m2. Barbecue near the chill out area by the pool. 2 covered parking spaces.

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