Income Producing 5 bedroom Villa for sale in Alcudia, Mallorca
This well-presented property is situated just 200m from the sea front and walking distance from Alcudia old town, making it ideal for holidays or year-round living. It has rooms distributed across two storeys and on the ground floor is an entrance hall, two double bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate kitchen-diner with pantry, and a bright, open plan living and dining room with a cosy wood burner and terrace access.
Upstairs are three further bedrooms and a bathroom; this includes the master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and a private terrace. This floor also has a utility room which could be converted into another bathroom as it already has a water supply.
Outside, the villa is surrounded by well-maintained gardens and terraces, there is a south-east facing pool to the front, plenty of outdoor seating areas, a shower room, and a built barbecue. In addition, the property has double glazing, reverse air conditioning, parquet flooring, a holiday license for 8 people, and it is being sold furnished.
Alcudia is one of the most attractive historical towns in Mallorca. The medieval wall built in the 14th century; the ruins of the ancient Roman city Pollentia and the church of Sant Jaume attract hundreds of visitors, lovers of architecture, culture and history year upon year. The port of Alcudia is located just a couple of kilometres away offering a wide range of entertainment activities, exquisite restaurants and trendy cafes.
Apart from its inherent beauty, Alcudia is brilliantly located near the heavenly beaches in the bays of Alcudia and Pollensa, and has easy access to the motorway that connects the entire island.
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