Immaculate 4 bedroom Villa with sea view in Puerto Blanco, Calpe, Valencia
Just 300 metres from Puerto Blanco marina and its beach, this superb property stands on a 950 m2 plot and has 209 m2 of floor space, distributed over two floors connected by internal stairs. The main terrace offers open views of the sea and mountains, creating an ideal environment for both relaxation and sharing moments with family and friends.
On the upper floor, the heart of the home is a bright living and dining room with direct access to the terrace. The modern kitchen, eq...
Just 300 metres from Puerto Blanco marina and its beach, this superb property stands on a 950 m2 plot and has 209 m2 of floor space, distributed over two floors connected by internal stairs. The main terrace offers open views of the sea and mountains, creating an ideal environment for both relaxation and sharing moments with family and friends.
On the upper floor, the heart of the home is a bright living and dining room with direct access to the terrace. The modern kitchen, equipped with state-of-the-art appliances and an island with an induction hob and integrated extractor fan, offers a modern and functional design. This floor is completed by two spacious bedrooms and an elegant bathroom with a walk-in shower.
The lower floor is designed for comfort and privacy: two en-suite bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, offer direct access to the terrace and swimming pool. The covered porch and terrace area surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation make the exterior a perfect space for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.
The villa also has several parking spaces, radiator heating, air conditioning in all bedrooms and an alarm system.
A unique opportunity for those looking for a modern, practical and well-located villa in Calpe, with the beach a short walk away and all amenities close at hand. Calpe is a destination that perfectly combines Mediterranean tradition and modernity.
The imposing Penon de Ifach presides over its fine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for water sports or simply relaxing in the sun. Its promenades, lined with restaurants, invite you to enjoy the renowned local cuisine, where fresh fish and rice dishes take centre stage. The old town retains the charm of its cobbled streets and colourful murals, while the fishing port offers the chance to witness the traditional fish auction every afternoon.
Throughout the year, Calpe celebrates lively and traditional festivals, such as the Moors and Christians or the Fallas, which reflect the joy and hospitality of its people. Living in Calpe means enjoying an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle, with a privileged climate, nature just a few minutes away and a range of cultural and leisure activities that make it an ideal place for both holidays and permanent residence.
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