A beautiful, Mediterranean villa in a prime location directly on the southwest coast in the village of Costa de la Calma. From the garden you have a fantastic sea view and can enjoy every sunset. The garden and pool area with various covered and open terraces as well as a beautiful green sunbathing area invites you to relax in a private atmosphere. In the outside area there is also a summer kitchen with BBQ and a bar area. Most of the bedrooms have direct access to the pool garden. The property is very spacious on a plot of 2450 m² and has 7 bedrooms + 7 bathrooms, as well as an extra office, gym, jacuzzi, elevator, cellar and parking space for 8 cars.
Garden
Car parks
Elevator
Golf course
Swimming pool
The house is equipped with underfloor heating, air conditioning and a fireplace and faces south-west.
Lots of natural light
Equipped with household appliances
Fully finished
Quality sanitary ware
Floor heating
Balcony or terrace
Sea view
Floor-to-ceiling windows
A Golden Visa can be obtained with the purchase of this property (residence permit for investments).
Only a few minutes away from surrounding towns such as Santa Ponsa or Paguera, as well as from the motorway access, golf courses, beaches, harbors and various shops and restaurants.
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In some countries it is possible. Residence-for-property purchase programmes are known as Golden Visas programmes. Greece, Spain and Latvia offer the most popular Golden Visas in Europe. The Greek residence permit is the cheapest and can be obtained by buying a property worth at least €250,000, while organising all of the documents costs about €19,000. Certain countries offer citizenship to property buyers — for example, an investor can get their hands on a Turkey passport by buying a property worth at least $400,000.
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