5 bedroom House for sale with sea view with Income Potential in Coveta Fuma, El Campello, Valencia

750,000 EUR 645,000 GBP 810,000 USD

Reference: 245860

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 270 m2
Plot Size: 943 m2

Features

Terrace
Garden
Build Pool
Potential for Income
Existing Tourism Licence
Sea View
Parking
Garage

Details

Ideally located near the beach and all amenities in the sought after area of Coveta Fuma, is this fabulous 3 storey, 5 bedroom spacious villa with Tourist License, set in beautiful mature landscaped garden while enjoying breathtaking sea and mountain views.

This magnificent property spanning over 270m2 and set on a very private plot of more than three and a half times its size, is in very close proximity to the sandy cove Cala de Moro Blanc and a short drive to both the colourful, picturesque fishing village of Villajoyosa to the North and the beautiful coastal town of
El Campello to the South.

Access is via a wrought iron gate through to a driveway from the residential road in Coveta Fuma. This private villa is set in a corner plot and blends into the picturesque Mediterranean landscape which surrounds the property. Added to this the villa's spacious interiors, impressive accommodation, terrace and mature gardens, impeccable condition and quality construction make it a rare find indeed.

On the main floorm is a spacious living and dining room measuring a total of 47m2 with feature staircase and double ceiling between the living room and dining area, giving a sense of ample space and volume. The large independent kitchen is fully equipped with a terrace/laundry area and pantry just off it.

There are 3 double bedrooms with wardrobes, 2 full bathrooms and one guest WC just off the hallway. In between the living and dining room and the Master bedroom is a very private 43m2 open terrace with views of the sea and the surrounding trees.

On the top floor is a double bedroom in a mezzanine accessed from the main floor with excellent views of the sea.

A garage, store room and games room are on the lower floor.

Within the grounds is a terrace, 30m2 barbecue area and driveway with parking for several cars. There is room for the construction of a swimming pool.

Ideal for a medium to large family or those who would like a good-sized home or who wish to make the most of the lucrative holiday rental market with the benefit of having a tourist license.

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