Bright 5 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view and panoramic view views in El Campello, Valencia

630,000 EUR 541,800 GBP 680,400 USD

Reference: 244574

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 242 m2
Plot Size: 1,275 m2

Features

Balcony
Terrace
Garden
Private Pool
Golf Resort or Nearby
Sea View
Panoramic View
Parking
Garage
Good Condition

Details

Bright and spacious villa with 5 bedrooms, swimming pool and panoramic views to the sea in Coveta Fuma, El Campello.

In Costa Blanca North, in the sought-after residential area of Coveta Fuma is this charming villa with living space of over 242m2 and set on a large plot of 1,275m2. It is located close to an array of idyllic cove beaches 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.
This primely positioned residence boasts sea, country and coastal views that can be enjoyed both day and night from both the interior and exterior. It comes with ample accommodation and large plot is set in an elevated position with unimpaired sea views to the south.

Just a 6-minute walk to the nearest tram station and an 10-minute walk to the cove beach of "Cala Piteres". El Campello town and marina are only a 7-minute drive away, as are the nearest motorway connections. Bonalba Golf course can be reached in just 12 minutes and Alicante international airport in half an hour.

Entry to the residence is via an automated gate entrance opening on to a driveway with ample parking area for numerous cars or a motorhome and a garage.

Ground floor: Guest apartment with independent entrance comprising of living room, equipped kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom and covered terrace of over 14m2.
First floor: Most of the accommodation is on the first floor. 3 double bedrooms and a small fourth single bedroom or study. Two bathrooms one with a walk-in shower and en suite to the master bedroom. Sea view, spacious, open plan, south-facing living room-dining-kitchen-terrace area of almost 63m2.

Outside, a wooden chalet provides further accommodation (22m2) and separate garage 24m2.

Noteworthy features include swimming pool 35m2 with terrace of over 85m2.
The exteriors also include well tendered gardens and 400m2 of flat parking area.
Mains drainage.
Ideal for a family looking for a dream home with sea views and ample accommodation.

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