Furnished 5 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Saint George, Saint George
The home enjoys the cool country breezes of St. George and is within close proximity to schools, shopping and other amenities.
With a living area of around 522m2, this lovely home has a split level design and consists of 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. On the upper level is the main living area, an en-suite bedroom with access onto a patio and an office which can also be used as a bedroom.
Lower level: main dining area and fitted and equipped kitchen, bedroom along with the laundry room and garage.
The remaining 2 bedrooms are located on the basement level, both of which are en-suite.
The home features large bay windows which allow a lot of natural light into the space and the patios are perfect for enjoying a morning cup of coffee or even entertaining guests whilst watching the sunset on the horizon.
There are ceiling fans throughout and the high vaulted ceilings add to the home's grandeur.
The home is fully enclosed and includes off road parking and garage. The flooring is a combination of ceramic and porcelain tiles and there are security grills in select rooms.
The home is being offered partially furnished.
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