Immaculate 9 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside and panoramic views in Serra Brava, Lloret de Mar, Catalonia
With a plot of approximately 2,201 m2, divided into two emblematic plots on freehold land, one can enjoy total privacy and Mediterranean elegance.
The villa is divided into three fully equipped and independent apartments, ideal for rentals, large families, or groups. It has 9 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and 3 kitchens in total, all decorated in a fresh Ibizan style and completely renovated in 2024, including bathrooms, pool, and furnishings.
The house has air conditi...
With a plot of approximately 2,201 m2, divided into two emblematic plots on freehold land, one can enjoy total privacy and Mediterranean elegance.
The villa is divided into three fully equipped and independent apartments, ideal for rentals, large families, or groups. It has 9 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and 3 kitchens in total, all decorated in a fresh Ibizan style and completely renovated in 2024, including bathrooms, pool, and furnishings.
The house has air conditioning and heat pump heating, double aluminium windows, and parquet floors.
Outdoor living is as impressive as the interior. A steep path, lined with tall cypress trees, leads to a beautiful, level garden, a rarity in this region. where there is a large 10 x 5 meter pool, an electrically heated Jacuzzi with a filtration system, luxurious teak sun living roomrs, thatched umbrellas, and several Ibizan-style awnings. Palm trees and a life-size chess set complete the setting.
Downstairs, there's a garden with artificial grass, a playground, and fruit trees.
The location is perfect: just a ten minute drive from picturesque Tossa de Mar and the tourist attractions of Lloret de Mar.
At the foot of the mountain, you'll find a hidden beach known only to locals: a true secret paradise.
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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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