Beautiful 6 bedroom Villa for sale with sea and panoramic views in Jijona Xixona, Valencia
Located just 35 minutes from Alicante Airport, this impressive 424m2 property has access to all amenities within approximately a five-minute walk, including a school, gym, medical centre and supermarket.
Jijona is a charming and historic town, internationally known for its traditional Spanish turron, its vibrant Moros y Cristianos festival, and its Almohad castle, offering a unique blend of culture, history, and quality of life.
The house is distributed...
Located just 35 minutes from Alicante Airport, this impressive 424m2 property has access to all amenities within approximately a five-minute walk, including a school, gym, medical centre and supermarket.
Jijona is a charming and historic town, internationally known for its traditional Spanish turron, its vibrant Moros y Cristianos festival, and its Almohad castle, offering a unique blend of culture, history, and quality of life.
The house is distributed over three levels, providing generous living areas and excellent functionality.
A bright entrance hall leads to a spacious living and dining area of approximately 40 m2. The large kitchen, accessible both from the hallway and the living room, features a central island, dining space, and a separate pantry.
From the kitchen, there is direct access to the porch and pool area, making it ideal for entertaining and outdoor dining.
Also on this level, the hallway leads to two bedrooms, one with a walk-in wardrobe, two bathrooms, and a laundry room.
The staircase near the entrance connects all three floors of the house.
The first floor comprises three additional bedrooms, two bathrooms, a storage room, and a studio area that includes a sitting room, bedroom, and two terraces. From here, there are spectacular views of the mountains, the town of Jijona, and the distant coastline.
The semi-basement level offers parking space for up to four vehicles and includes a bar area, a full bathroom, several storage rooms, and direct access to a patio.
This patio features a large built-in barbecue area and connects via stairs to the garden, porch, and swimming pool.
Adjacent to the pool and porch, there is an additional full bathroom for convenience.
The 8 x 4 metre swimming pool is connected to solar panels, allowing the swimming season to be extended, and is complemented by a built-in outdoor shower.
Over the past two years, the property has been significantly upgraded with new Mitsubishi air conditioning units, a Junkers boiler for central heating and domestic hot water, and solar panels supplying hot water for the house and heating for the pool.
The villa is presented in excellent condition and is ready to move into.
Distances:
Jijona town centre 200 m
El Campello and San Juan Pueblo 19 km
Beaches 22 km
Alicante city 28 km
Alicante Airport 43 km
en-suite bathroom
3 number of floors
porch
entrance hall
dressing room
5 bathrooms
3 number of floors
6 bedrooms
excellent access
south solar orientation
air conditioning
wardrobes
barbecue
central heating
double glazed
photovoltaic panels
solar panels
alarm
automatic door
panoramic views
very good condition
2005-01-12 construction
461.00 gross area
640.00 land area
50.00 terrace area
water
equipped kitchen
public lightingelectricity
4 garage
paved access
indoor parking
garden
terrace
storage room
fence
swimming pool
water treatment.
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