A spacious and beautiful villa on the seafront, in the prestigious residential area of Alicante in Spain.
The house area 1,013,26 m², the plot area 1,870 m². It consists of one underground floor, two above-ground floors and an attic with a total built-up area.
The villa has a fence around the perimeter, a garden, gazebos, a pool, a garage, asphalt and lighted walkways.
Garden
Car parks
Beachfront
Swimming pool
Central air conditioning, electricity, hot water, central heating, intercom, a television antenna; first-class finishing materials: marble flooring, partitions with heat and sound insulation, interior decoration — noble wood, high-quality exclusive furniture (partially included in the price of the villa); a barbecue, a fireplace, a pantry, a solarium, a fully equipped kitchen, alarm, a sauna, a gym.
Balcony or terrace
TV
Sea view
Furnished
The house has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, three living rooms, four toilets, five auxiliary rooms and spacious terraces with sea views.
Alicante is one of the main resorts and trading cities on the Costa Blanca. The city is famous for its beautiful promenades and modern infrastructure. Its symbols and main historical sights are the medieval Santa Barbara castle on Mount Benatankil and the Santa Cruz quarter with narrow streets, bright spots of flowers and the gothic church of Santa Maria.
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