7 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in La Carolina, Marbella, Andalucia

3,975,000 EUR 3,418,500 GBP 4,293,000 USD

Reference: 207232

Bedrooms: 7
Bathrooms: 6
Floor Size: 700 m2
Plot Size: 0.35 hectares / 0.86 acres

Features

Terrace
Tennis Court
Gym
Hot Tub or Sauna
Air Conditioning
Fireplace
Renewable Energy
Sea View
South Facing
Turn Key Good Condition

Details

This fabulous, south facing villa is surrounded by nature; it stands on a plot of 3,475m2 which is a beautiful mature garden with infinity edge pool and mature trees.

In a secluded spot, the villa comes with 700m2 of living space and this is a with a real hidden gem inside the well-known area of La Carolina in the heart of the prestigious Golden Mile and within walking distance of the beach, shops, bars and restaurants.

The entrance level to the property has a spacious living area with a built-in fireplace and French doors leading to the terrace with amazing infinity-edge pool and sea views; just off the living room there is a separate living room area; an elegant dining room; huge utility room with guest bathroom; fully equipped kitchen and dining area with access to the terrace; 4 guest bedrooms; 2 guest bathrooms; and a guest toilet.

On the first floor you can find the main suite with dressing room, en-suite shower and bathroom with great coastal views from the bath, and spacious living room area with French doors leading to the private terrace.

The lower level has 2 guest suites; TV room; sauna with shower; guest toilet; office; fully equipped kitchen that can be used with the outdoor dining area. An open plan room can be a gymnasium or games room. From this level you have an access to terrace and magnificent landscaped garden with mature trees, well-groomed lawns and flower beds.

The 100 m2 terraces and outside areas provide relaxation and dining areas, Jacuzzi, a large infinity pool, solarium, summer kitchen with double barbecue and trendy island, elevated chill-out pavilion with African roof, putting green with practice bunkers, tennis/football practice court and a number of storage casitas.

Worth mentioning stylish furniture, traditional terracotta floors and skilful wood and metalwork, driveway for 6+ cars, electric gates and video intercom entry system, hot and cold air conditioning in all bedrooms and underfloor heating in the living areas throughout, fitted wardrobes, window security bars, luxury bathrooms with modern equipment and accessories,
Excellent choice for those who admire a laid-back exclusive atmosphere and fabulous location in the prestigious neighbourhood known for its excellent infrastructure, beauty of nature, glorious beaches, comfort, security of living and proximity to all amenities of the most established part of Marbella and glamorous Puerto Banus.

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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit

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2. Setting up a Pre-agreement (Contrato privado de compraventa)

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3. The Contract (Escritura de compraventa)

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