Spacious 8 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Aigues, Valencia
The 262m2 property is spread over two floors and comes with eight bedrooms and four bathrooms, offering unusual capacity and versatility.
Its large spaces make it a particularly interesting option for a large family or for those who want to have additional rooms for family and guests.
The day area has a bright yet cosy living room with a fireplace and large windows making the most of the natural light and the landscape.
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The 262m2 property is spread over two floors and comes with eight bedrooms and four bathrooms, offering unusual capacity and versatility.
Its large spaces make it a particularly interesting option for a large family or for those who want to have additional rooms for family and guests.
The day area has a bright yet cosy living room with a fireplace and large windows making the most of the natural light and the landscape.
The combination of soft tones, wooden elements and Mediterranean-inspired details brings warmth and personality to the interiors.
The house also offers different living and dining areas, as well as pleasant corners that can be used for reading, television, work or rest areas.
There is easy access onto the terraces to make the most of the outdoor spaces for a good part of the year.
One of the best features of this property is its outdoor space. The spacious plot features Mediterranean vegetation, mature trees and an orchard, creating a particularly pleasant environment for those looking to enjoy nature, tranquillity and outdoor living.
The private pool has a deck and is surrounded by greenery, with a large wooden terrace that offers space for sun living rooms and seating areas.
Around the house are different terraces and charming outdoor spaces.
A spectacular bougainvillea adds colour and character to one of the terrace areas, while other corners are ideal to eat al fresco, rest or simply contemplate the landscape.
There is spaciousness of the plot also allows you to enjoy different leisure and rest areas, including an original glamping-type corner integrated into the vegetation.
The views are another highlight. From different points of the house and its exteriors area wonderful views of the natural landscape that surrounds Aigues, with mountains and pine forests andthe Mediterranean in the distance.
This property enjoys an attractive combination of countryside, mountains and sea, in an open and quiet environment that allows you to disconnect without having to move away from the coast.
Aigues retains the quiet and traditional atmosphere of a small Mediterranean village, surrounded by nature and mountains and, at the same time, a short drive from the beaches and services of El Campello and the Alicante coast.
A property with personality, especially interesting for its eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, large plot with orchard, private pool with deck and sea views, ideal for those looking for space, nature and tranquillity on the Costa Blanca.
roof garden
90.00 terrace area
8 bedrooms
2 floors
office
4 bathrooms
parking
fruit trees
countryside view
fireplace
double glazed
1930-09-01 construction
90.00 terrace area
262.00 gross area
2853.00 land area
equipped kitchen
electricity
outdoor parking
swimming pool
septic tank.
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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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