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

639,000 EUR 549,540 GBP 690,120 USD

Reference: 244621

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2
Floor Size: 265 m2
Plot Size: 883 m2

Features

Contemporary Style
Good Condition
Balcony
Terrace
Garden
Private Pool
Potential for Income
Existing Tourism Licence
Sea View
Private
Walk to Beach
Walk to Amenities

Details

In Costa Blanca North, in the sought-after residential area of Coveta Fuma is this impressive 5 bedroom hilltop villa with swimming pool and lovely views to the sea.

The light and airy property comes with living space of over 225m2 and sits in a very private plot of more than three times its size.
It is conveniently 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. It features sea, country and coastal views that can be enjoyed both day and night from the interior and exterior alike.

This private villa is set in an elevated, corner plot and blends into the picturesque Mediterranean landscape which surrounds the property amidst the verdant surroundings, the mountain back drop and sea.
Added to this, the villa's spacious interiors and commanding views to the sea, impressive large swimming pool, terraces and mature gardens, make this home a very special choice.

The villa is located just a 6-minute walk to the nearest tram station and an 8-minute walk to the closest sandy cove beach, 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 parking area for 2 cars and a garage.

Ground floor: Most of the accommodation is on the ground floor. Entry is via the main entrance door to the hallway and guest cloakroom with WC.
A large living room 42m2 with fireplace interconnects with a rectangular-shaped dining area and a smart fully equipped kitchen with utility area next to it. The living room enjoys direct access through the patio doors to a sweeping outside, covered terrace of 67m2.
Three double bedrooms and a study on this floor as well as two shower rooms.

First floor: Independent outside access to one double bedroom and a huge outside terrace (85m2) with spectacular views of the whole area and coastline.

Magnificent views of the Mediterranean and the scenic surroundings can be enjoyed from inside and outside the villa.

Noteworthy features include large elongated swimming pool 46m2 with terrace of over 100m2.
The exteriors also include a mature, Mediterranean garden.
A corner plot thus very private and to one side is a cul-de-sac.
Ideal for a family looking for a detached villa with great views and/or for those looking for an investment wishing to rent it out as the property does possess a tourist license.

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