6 bedroom Villa with 1,508m2 of land Sitges, Barcelona, Catalonia

2,650,000 EUR 2,279,000 GBP 2,862,000 USD

Reference: 199031

Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 5
Floor Size: 627 m2
Plot Size: 1,508 m2

Features

Details

This beautiful villa was built in 2005 and is presented in excellent condition. It is located in the most prestigious area of Sitges called Can Girona and comes with 8m x 4m swimming pool.

The 627m2 of modern living space is distributed over three floors with lift: 6 bedrooms (4 with en-suite bathrooms) and 5 bathrooms.

There are a number of steps up to the villa where there is a small waterfall. Inside there are spacious living areas, high specification kitchen, domotically controlled blinds and lights. There is a swimming pool surrounded by wooden decking, large master bedroom, lift, air-conditioning throughout and a home cinema room.

To the left as you enter on the ground floor there is an open plan modern sitting room/dining room which connects discreetly to a high end kitchen which is not immediately on view. There is a spacious living/dining area opening to the sea facing terraces which overlook the pool and receive sun all day. The kitchen has a double sink and all the high end appliances with brands including Gaggenau, Siemens and Liebherr. With 2 fridges and 3 freezers there's plenty of room for groceries. There is space in the kitchen for 4 people to have breakfast. There is an reverse osmosis water filter system for drinking water.
There is a double room and an individual service room en-suite and a WC.
Underfloor heating for winter months.

On the second floor is the very large master suite, a double room with en-suite bathroom, a twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom separated by a recreational space which can be an additional sleeping area. Another double bedroom suite with shower room brings the total number of bedrooms to 6.

The master suite has access to a sea facing terrace which gets sun all day. There are 2 separate walk in wardrobes and a fabulous bathroom with his and hers sinks, Jacuzzi bath and walk in shower.

The basement has a Bodega with large wine cooler and the Home Cinema / Games room which leads out onto a lawn with access to the swimming pool. There is a ping pong table which the kids will love while the adults kick back and relax. WC on this floor also.
There is a spacious garage which will comfortably house 2 or depending on size perhaps 3 cars.

Distances: Sitges: 5 minute drive, Barcelona: 45 minute drive, Barcelona Airport: 30 minute drive

Technology: Totally airconditioned, WIFI, Satellite TV, Audio Speakers, Home Cinema
Underfloor heating

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