Authentic 4 bedroom Villa with countryside view in Parcent, Valencia
Situated just a short distance from the village centre, this property offers a well-balanced combination of privacy, unobstructed views and everyday convenience.
The property is located within the village centre, with pavements, street lighting and municipal services, ensuring easy access and a practical lifestyle all year round. Essential amenities such as a pharmacy, restaurants, a medical centre and a grocery shop are just a short walk away, making it easy to get around on foot.
It is laid out over two levels.
On the main floo...
Situated just a short distance from the village centre, this property offers a well-balanced combination of privacy, unobstructed views and everyday convenience.
The property is located within the village centre, with pavements, street lighting and municipal services, ensuring easy access and a practical lifestyle all year round. Essential amenities such as a pharmacy, restaurants, a medical centre and a grocery shop are just a short walk away, making it easy to get around on foot.
It is laid out over two levels.
On the main floor is a spacious living room with large windows that let in plenty of natural light and frame the views of the valley. From here, there is direct access to a south-facing terrace, ideal for enjoying the surroundings all year round.
The house also features a fireplace in the living room, central heating via radiators and air conditioning, ensuring comfort in any season. On this same floor are the kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
The lower floor adds versatility to the property, with an additional bedroom and a space currently used for storage, which can be adapted to suit the future owner's needs.
Outside, the plot, which is mostly flat and measures approximately
1,150 m2, features a swimming pool with unobstructed views, several terrace areas and a pleasant covered summer kitchen with a wood-fired oven, perfect for outdoor gatherings. The property also has an outdoor bathroom with a shower, making it easier to use the pool area.
The property has parking space on the plot for several vehicles. It is worth noting that there is a neighbour's access path located in front of the property, which does not interfere with the use or privacy of the main outdoor areas.
Overall, this is a property with character, good views and significant potential, ideal both as a permanent residence and for enjoying stays in the Jalon Valley area.
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