Spacious 4-Bedroom Villa with Pool in Elche: Ideal Second Home in Alicante

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Valencia, Alicante, Alicante, Spain, Elche (Spain)

4 Bedrooms · 3 Bathrooms · 201Floor area

€385,000

Villa

Parking

4 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

201m²

No garden

Pool

Not furnished

Description

Nestled in the serene enclave of Partida de Santa Ana, Elche, this exquisite villa offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a second home in the heart of Spain's Costa Blanca. With its expansive plot and modern amenities, this property is a haven for relaxation and a gateway to the vibrant culture and lifestyle of the Alicante region.

Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of palm trees and the warm Mediterranean sun streaming through your window. This villa, with its four spacious bedrooms and three well-appointed bathrooms, is designed to be your sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're looking to escape for a weekend or settle into a new rhythm, this home provides the perfect backdrop.

A Lifestyle of Comfort and Convenience

The villa's layout is both functional and inviting, with a generous living-dining area that seamlessly connects to the outdoor terrace. Here, you can enjoy al fresco dining with views of the lush surroundings, or take a dip in your private pool, a refreshing retreat during the long Spanish summers.

The independent kitchen is a culinary enthusiast's dream, equipped with modern appliances and ample storage space. Whether you're preparing a quick breakfast or hosting a dinner party, this kitchen is up to the task.

Key Features:

- Spacious Living-Dining Room: 31.4 square meters, perfect for entertaining.
- Four Versatile Bedrooms: Ideal for family, guests, or a home office.
- Modern Kitchen: Fully equipped with a gas stove and electric oven.
- Three Bathrooms: Including a luxurious bathtub and a convenient shower.
- Private Pool: 13 square meters, perfect for year-round enjoyment.
- Expansive Garage: 46 square meters, accommodating multiple vehicles.
- Outdoor Terrace: 8.3 square meters with stunning natural views.
- Auxiliary Construction: Includes laundry facilities and outdoor bathrooms.
- Climate Control: Radiator heating and split inverter air conditioning.
- Secure Windows: Climalit aluminum with mosquito nets and bars.
- Anti-Humidity System: Ensures optimal home maintenance.

The Allure of Elche

Elche, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, offers a unique blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. The villa's location provides easy access to the city center, where you can explore the famous Palmeral of Elche, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or indulge in local cuisine at charming tapas bars.

For those who love the outdoors, the surrounding area is a paradise for hiking and cycling, with trails that wind through picturesque landscapes. The nearby beaches of Alicante are just a short drive away, offering golden sands and crystal-clear waters.

Investment Potential

The real estate market in Elche is on the rise, making this villa not only a dream home but also a sound investment. The area's growing popularity among international buyers ensures that property values continue to appreciate, offering potential rental income for those looking to capitalize on the holiday home market.

Accessibility and Amenities

- Proximity to Major Roads: Easy access to Elche and Alicante.
- Nearby Facilities: Supermarkets, schools, and health centers within reach.
- Residential Tranquility: A peaceful setting with large plots and natural surroundings.

Owning this villa means embracing a lifestyle of leisure and luxury, where every day feels like a holiday. Whether you're lounging by the pool, exploring the local culture, or simply enjoying the tranquility of your surroundings, this property is your gateway to the best of Spain.

Contact us today to schedule a viewing and take the first step towards making this villa your second home in the sun-drenched paradise of Alicante.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
4
Size
201
Price per m²
€1,915
Garden size
2150
Has Garden
No
Has Parking
Yes
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
3
Has swimming pool
Yes
Property type
Villa
Energy label

Unknown

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Captivating 4-Bedroom Countryside Villa Near Elche Tucked away in the serene locale of Jubalcoy, just outside the vibrant city of Elche, this charming villa offers a perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. Built in 2010 on a sprawling 21,000 square meter plot, this property presents a unique opportunity for those looking to embrace the pastoral beauty of Spain while still enjoying the conveniences of city life. Property Features: - Total area: 185 square meters - Four spacious bedrooms - Generous living spaces spread across two levels - Modern kitchen - Two well-appointed bathrooms - Additional external bathroom equipped with toilet and shower - Upper floor includes additional living space, suitable for accommodating up to 10 guests - Robust fireplace ideal for cozy evenings - Environmentally friendly solar panel heating - Pre-installations for air conditioning ensuring comfort year-round - Enhanced with double glazed windows - Efficient irrigation system and conventional septic tank Exterior Amenities: - Expansive porch area providing splendid views and direct access to the garden and pool - Printed concrete surrounding the pool area - Carport with capacity for 4 vehicles - Exquisite garden, lovingly maintained with an array of fruit trees, olive trees, and vegetable patches Local Area and Climate: Elche, a city known for its rich history and lush palm groves, is only a 4-minute drive from the villa, combining the peace of rural living with urban amenities. The property’s location is advantageous, being only 17 minutes from Santa Pola Beach and 15 minutes from Arenales del Sol Beach, making it ideal for beach enthusiasts. The climate in this region complements the outdoor lifestyle, with mild winters and war ... click here to read more

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Standing majestically in the Valencian region of Alicante, Spain, is a stunning four-bedroom villa in San Vicente del Raspeig. This elevated house offers resplendent views of the sparkling azure sea, creating an atmosphere of tranquillity and peace. Beyond the confines of this delightful abode, one can enjoy a firsthand experience of the cosmopolitan yet relaxed life in San Vicente del Raspeig. The city offers a plethora of opportunities for exploration with a mix of traditional boutiques, modern shopping centres, high-quality gastronomic delights, and vibrant cultural events. The Spanish weather enhances the experience of living in this fascinating region further. The Mediterranean climate, characterised by warm, dry summers and mild winters, makes it a desirable location all year round. The ample sunlight that Alicante enjoys boosts the mood and invites outdoor activities. Coming back to the house, the property boasts about its excellent condition, with enough breathing space of approximately 176 square meters. The property, though in good form, is waiting for an owner to fill it with their personal touch and charm. The property features: - Four well-appointed bedrooms - Three convenient bathrooms - A large 10x5 meter swimming pool - An abundance of storage rooms - A workshop and garage equipped with power and water - A sizeable carport, providing ample room for a motorhome. Living in this house, the beauty of each morning is accentuated by the stunning sea views just beyond the comfort of your bedroom patio. The villa has a charming woody feel, with high-quality wooden windows adorning the main house, making an elegant contrast to the aluminum structure in the conservatory. To ensure a comfortable stay, every ... click here to read more

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Located in the heart of Alicante's Hondón de las Nieves, this Ibiza-style villa offers something truly special for potential homeowners seeking a balance between tranquility and easy access to vibrant local amenities. This villa isn’t just a structure; it's an opportunity to experience a distinctive lifestyle. Built under the watchful eye of Dutch architects, its design reflects a synthesis of robust construction and the laid-back allure typical of Ibiza, serving as a testament to fine craftsmanship and iconic styling without compromising on comfort. Set on an extensive 10,000 square meter plot, the villa whisks you away into a sanctuary of privacy and relaxation. There's plenty space for outdoor activities, ensuring family and friends can gather for barbecues, garden parties, or even a game day. Whether as a permanent residence or a vacation getaway, this property is designed to accommodate and adapt to the evolving needs of its residents. Let's imagine waking up each day in one of the villa’s three spacious bedrooms. Each room has its own terrace—a personal escape for you to savor morning coffee or an evening read. Imagine enjoying an evening drink as the sunsets over the beautiful landscape, showcasing the spectacular views the region has to offer. The master suite is designed with a sense of sanctuary in mind and features an en-suite bathroom, complete with underfloor heating, offering a touch of extra comfort during cooler months. - Three bedrooms - Two bathrooms - Spacious living and dining area - Chef's kitchen with modern appliances - Air conditioning throughout - Aerothermal system for efficient heating - Large terrace with lounge area - Private heated pool (10 x 4.5 meters) - Landscaped Gardens - Built-in wa ... click here to read more

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Discover the epitome of Mediterranean living with this extraordinary three-bedroom, luxury detached villa, nestled within the prestigious Las Colinas Golf Resort—a locale revered as not just a premier golf destination in Spain but an enclave of tranquility and beauty that has drawn residents and visitors from across the globe. For those seeking a distinguished lifestyle amidst scenic landscapes, this villa presents an unparalleled opportunity. Villa Features: - Bedrooms: 3 spacious bedrooms, including a master suite with en-suite facilities (shower & Jacuzzi bath) and direct terrace access - Bathrooms: 2 well-appointed bathrooms - Size: Generous living space sprawling across 245 square meters - Condition: Good, perfect for those looking to personalize their space without the necessity for extensive renovations - Open Plan Kitchen: Fully fitted, featuring a modern peninsula-type island, complemented by direct access to the side garden/terrace - Lounge/Dining Area: An expansive area, bathed in natural light due to its ample glass façade, offering direct views and access to the unique central swimming pool, complete with an internal walkway bridge - Outdoor Features: A captivating infinity swimming pool with a feature glass wall, extensive terraces ideal for dining and relaxation, amidst views of the community and distant sea vistas - Additional Spaces: Includes a substantial underbuild area, suitable for a second living area or games room, alongside private, grassed garden spaces accessible from the lower level bedrooms - Parking: Ample off-road parking with an impressive entranceway - Extras: Fitted wardrobes, air conditioning throughout, an irrigation system, CCTV, electric window shutters, and solar panels Amenities: ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the charming city of Aspe, located in the picturesque province of Alicante, Spain, this inviting three-bedroom house presents a wonderful opportunity for those looking to immerse themselves in Spanish lifestyle. The property sits on a generous plot of 3984 square meters, fully enclosed to ensure privacy and security, making it a perfect family haven or a serene retreat for expatriates seeking tranquility and comfort. The house itself spans approximately 150 square meters over two meticulously designed floors. On the ground floor, you’ll find a spacious bedroom that is perfectly suited for relaxation. Additionally, this level hosts a gallery, a fully equipped kitchen that opens to a warm living-dining area, and a complete bathroom. The living space extends outdoors to a covered and fenced terrace, offering a delightful area for dining al fresco or simply enjoying the serene surroundings. Ascending to the upper floor, two expansive attic bedrooms await, each offering ample space and comfort, alongside another well-appointed full bathroom. The architectural design ensures optimal insulation, thus maintaining a comfortable internal temperature year-round; cool in the simmering Spanish summers and warm during the mild winters, making it an ideal dwelling regardless of the season. Despite needing some updates to unlock its full potential, this house is a true "fixer-upper" gem. The existing structure, predominantly crafted from wood and plasterboard, is complemented by exterior walls that boast exceptional 40 cm thickness, featuring air chambers, rock wool for insulation, cement board, and wood both inside and out. The rustic stoneware flooring adds character throughout the house, while white lacquered interior d ... click here to read more

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Welcome to a slice of Mediterranean paradise nestled in the heart of Alicante, Spain. This stunning villa, found on Camino Viejo de Sax, offers an unrivaled living experience for those seeking tranquility and the charm of rural landscapes. Ideal for expats or international buyers, this spacious residence embodies a quality of life that’s hard to match in today’s bustling world. Situated in the quaint town of Onil, the villa opens its doors to the breathtaking view of the illustrious Castle of Castalla perched atop the surrounding mountains. The castle is beautifully lit at night, lending an almost ethereal vibe to the surrounding area. Just a half-hour drive from the vibrant coastal city of Alicante and its international airport, the villa combines the best of both worlds: peaceful seclusion with the convenience of urban accessibility. Spanning a generous 220 square meters, this architect-designed villa built in 2006 caters to a versatile lifestyle, accommodating both families and those seeking a peaceful retreat. This villa isn’t just a house—it’s a home waiting to welcome you. Experience the spaciousness indoors with large rooms that bask in natural sunlight, enhancing the already welcoming atmosphere. With 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms spread across two levels, there’s ample space to host guests or accommodate family needs. The ground floor offers a luxury of single-level living if desired, with two bedrooms and a bathroom conveniently accessible. Imagine stepping from your cozy living room, complete with a gas fireplace, directly into a beautifully landscaped garden through French doors leading to the veranda. The high ceilings and stone-tiled floors create an open and airy feel, making it ideal for both intimate fa ... click here to read more

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Greetings, esteemed global citizens in search of a serene oasis amidst the vibrant energies of Spain's renowned Costa Blanca. Allow me to introduce you to a splendid opportunity nestled in the idyllic enclave of Polop—a villa that balances tranquility with modern-day convenience, all set against the breathtaking vistas of the Mediterranean. As a busy real estate agent with deep ties to this corner of the world, let me take you through a journey of what this villa in Polop has to offer and what life is like in this charming part of Spain. As you approach the villa, you are greeted by the soothing rustle of palm trees and the warm embrace of the Spanish sun. The villa itself sprawls gracefully over a 400 square meter plot, providing ample space for both relaxation and entertainment. Its 100 square meters of living space offers a canvas of comfort with good potential, while the opportunity to personalize the interior means you can shape it to meet your own distinct taste. It's an inviting prospect for those with vision, looking to tailor a home to reflect who they are. Before we dive deeper into the heart of the villa, let's unpack some of the key features that embody its distinct appeal: - 2 bedrooms - 1 bathroom - Solarium with panoramic sea views - Private swimming pool - Lush garden space - Spacious terraces for lounging and dining - Open-concept living room and kitchen - Two parking spaces - Opportunities for interior personalization - Approx. 100 sqm of comfortable living space Life in Polop offers an abundance of experiences, whether you're mingling with friendly locals in the town square or exploring the natural beauty that these surroundings afford. Positioned near the bustling resort town of Benidorm, Polop a ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque coastal town of Alicante, Spain, this delightful six-bedroom villa offers an extraordinary opportunity for an overseas buyer or expat seeking a new home away from home. Let's embark on a journey through this residence, where the Mediterranean lifestyle awaits, blending tranquility and activity in harmony. Picture waking up each morning in this spacious villa, where comfort doesn't play second fiddle to the breathtaking views of the azure Mediterranean Sea. With a robust 214 square meters, this villa offers ample room for a large family or for hosting guests who'll inevitably want to visit you in this paradise. There are six generously proportioned bedrooms, providing plenty of space for family life or holiday get-togethers, complemented by two well-appointed bathrooms that cater to the needs of a bustling household. - 6 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - Size: 214 sqm - Price: €649,000 - Located in El Campello - Private kitchen - Open living and dining room - Large windows with sea views - Multiple sunlit terraces - Leafy courtyard with lush vegetation - Two minutes from the beach - Mediterranean climate - Perfect for large families or those who love to entertain One of the villa's standout features is its sunny terraces, perfect for both relaxation and entertainment. These outdoor areas capture panoramic views of the coastline, an invitation to enjoy leisurely afternoons basking in the warm Mediterranean sun. The climate here is typically Mediterranean, with long, dry summers and mild, wet winters. This makes it a fantastic location for those who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, free from the extremes of temperature. Step into the private kitchen, which seamlessly connects to a generous living room and d ... click here to read more

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Welcome to the captivating area of Alicante, located in the sun-drenched region of Valencia, Spain. Nestled within this vibrant locale is a delightful villa that might just be the sanctuary you’ve been searching for. With 197 square meters of space situated on a sprawling 900-square-meter plot, this property offers ample space for a leisurely and fulfilling lifestyle. Let me walk you through a day in the life at this villa. Picture this: you wake up to the gentle rays of sunshine streaming through your windows, a hallmark of the villa's south-facing position. As you sip your morning coffee, you gaze out over your lush garden. This expansive garden, complete with a vegetable patch, chicken coop, and fruit trees, invites you to embrace the joys of growing your own produce. The outdoor space also boasts a summer kitchen and a dedicated barbecue area, making it perfect for hosting family and friends for an alfresco meal. The villa features two separate living quarters, both offering their own kitchen and living-dining areas. This layout is perfect for extended families or visiting guests, providing them with their own space while still being part of the larger household. With six spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, comfort and convenience are at the forefront of this home's design. Each bedroom comes with built-in wardrobes, ensuring you have plenty of storage space. Let's talk about amenities. Comfort here is non-negotiable, and the villa ensures both warmth and coolness are at your fingertips with hot/cold air conditioning and a cozy fireplace for those chillier evenings. The property is sold furnished but without appliances, offering you a blank canvas to infuse your own style and preferences. Now, if you're consid ... click here to read more

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The alarm doesn't wake you here. What does it is the light — that specific, golden Mediterranean morning light that pours through the terrace at an angle you've only ever seen in paintings. You step outside with a coffee, barefoot on warm stone, and the grove of fruit trees is already humming with bees. Somewhere behind the carport, a neighbour's cockerel makes his announcement. This is daily life on a rustic finca just outside Elche, and it is nothing like your daily life back home. At 750 square metres, this plot sits in a peaceful pocket of Valencia's Alicante province — close enough to civilization to be genuinely convenient, far enough from it that the silence is real. Ten minutes by car and you're parking at the beaches of the Costa Blanca. Guardamar del Segura's long sandy stretch, or the buzzing shoreline at Santa Pola — both within easy reach. But you'll find yourself in no rush to leave. That tends to happen here. The finca is centred around a fully equipped mobile home that lives much bigger than you'd expect. Three bedrooms, a bathroom, a proper kitchen — not a camping kitchen, a real one with everything you need to cook a paella from scratch using tomatoes you grew yourself. The living and dining area flows out to a large terrace where the outdoor table hosts long, unhurried meals under a sky that, in summer, stays light until well past nine. Truma heating keeps winters entirely manageable, and the air conditioning handles the peak July heat without complaint. This is a set-up designed for four seasons, not just a fortnight in August. The solar panel installation is one of the property's most compelling features, practically speaking. Off-grid energy capability, irrigation water on site, and a lifestyle t ... click here to read more

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Presenting a charming rustic home nestled in the heart of a national park located between Elda and Castella, Spain. Genuine Spanish architecture coupled with the serene beauty of the area, make this a uniquely appealing property to those searching for an idyllic Spanish retreat that offers comfortable living. This warm and inviting property offers an opportunity to relish the timeless beauty of Spain and the tranquillity that comes with woodland living. This impressive home, characterised by its red slate roof, spans a generous 316 square meters, with an additional 17,000 square meters of land to enjoy. The property consists of four homely bedrooms, three of which are sizeable doubles. One bathroom services these bedrooms, though there is ample space to consider the creation of a family bathroom and an en suite for the master bedroom, per your preference. The property features : - 4 bedrooms (3 large doubles) - A spacious bathroom - A generous living space with room for lounge-dining - A quaint kitchen - A hallway leading to all rooms - A sun-soaked solarium on the roof - A large covered terrace dappled in sunlight and characterized by picturesque views The house also includes numerous outbuildings. These offer a world of opportunities, such as creating guest apartments or additional living areas. While the house is in good condition, there is scope for you to put your own stamp on it. It's an exciting opportunity to shape this home into whatever your heart desires. Nestled in the heart of Valencia, Alicante, Elda, Spain - this homely abode comes with its own slice of the national park. This includes ownership of pines that dot your land and ancient olives, some of which are over 300 years old! Around the propert ... click here to read more

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Sunday morning in Matola. The kitchen smells of café con leche and the garden is already warm by nine. Through the wide terrace doors, you can hear nothing but cicadas and the soft splash of water in the pool. This is not a postcard moment—it's just a regular morning when you own this four-bedroom chalet in one of the most quietly compelling corners of Spain's Alicante province. Elche tends to fly under the radar compared to its louder coastal neighbors, and that's precisely the point. The city holds a UNESCO World Heritage Site—the Palmeral, a palm forest of over 200,000 trees planted during the Moorish period—and yet the streets don't grind to a halt in August the way they do in Benidorm or Torrevieja. Local life here runs on its own rhythm. The Mystery Play of Elche, performed every August inside the Basilica of Santa Maria, has been staged continuously since the Middle Ages; it's the kind of thing you stumble into as a resident, not a tourist. The covered Mercado Municipal on Calle Curtidores fills with fresh figs, local almonds, and the briny smell of bacallà on Friday mornings. You find yourself going back every week. The Matola area sits in the quieter, greener outskirts of the city—wide plots, low-density building, and the kind of space that's become genuinely rare this close to the Costa Blanca. From here, the beaches of Santa Pola are a 15-minute drive. Guardamar del Segura, with its wide sand dunes and calm shallow water, takes 20 minutes. Alicante Airport is roughly half an hour away, which makes this a real-world option for anyone flying in from northern Europe for long weekends or extended summer stays. International buyers from the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia have been quietly building ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Costa Blanca, this delightful 3-bedroom villa in La Marina, Alicante, offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and Mediterranean charm. As a Homestra agent specializing in second homes, I am thrilled to present this property as an ideal choice for overseas buyers seeking a tranquil retreat or a lucrative investment opportunity. A Mediterranean Lifestyle Awaits Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of palm trees and the warm embrace of the Spanish sun. This villa, located in the serene Urbanisation La Marina, provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its east-facing orientation, the property is bathed in natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere throughout the day. Prime Location La Marina is a sought-after destination for those looking to enjoy the best of the Costa Blanca. Just a short 250-meter stroll from local shops and amenities, this villa offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Whether you're planning a permanent move or seeking a holiday home, the location is unbeatable. Property Highlights - Spacious Living: The villa boasts 97 square meters of living space, providing ample room for relaxation and entertainment. - Outdoor Potential: Situated on a 207 square meter plot, there's plenty of space to add a private swimming pool, enhancing your outdoor living experience. - Comfortable Amenities: Enjoy modern comforts with air conditioning, central heating, and a carport for convenient parking. - Partially Furnished: The villa comes partially furnished, offering great value and ease for new owners. - Proximity to Beaches: A mere 5-minute drive takes you to the golden sands of La Marina Village, perfec ... click here to read more

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Situated in the peaceful neighbourhood of El Oasis in San Fulgencio, Spain, is this impressive 5-bedroom detached villa. This spacious family home spans 213m2 and is set within a generous plot of 979m2, housing a private swimming pool. Within walking distance lies the bustling commercial centre of Monte Victoria in the urbanisation of La Marina, boasting everything you need from quaint shops and a bank, to healthcare providers and a diverse range of bars and restaurants to suit any palate. Within the vicinity, nature lovers can enjoy the serene "Sierra Molar", an idyllic location for walking and cycling. Furthermore, the stunning golden beaches of "Playas de La Marina" are just a quick 5-minute drive away, making it a perfect spot for beach lovers. Accessibility is not an issue either, with Alicante-Elche Airport just a 25-minute drive. The villa is perfectly placed within the Vega Baja Region, with neighbouring towns, villages and shopping centers within easy reach. Property Features: • The property boasts an efficient alarm system and video entry system for top security. • A spacious driveway and car port capable of housing 2 vehicles. • An 8 x 4 private swimming pool, surrounded by artificial grass. • An outdoor bathroom with modern tiling and glass brick feature shower. • A landscaped garden adorned with a variety of trees and plants. • An independent kitchen with a cosy dining/living area and an open fireplace. • A grand front covered terrace with exterior lighting and sun awnings. • A total of five bedrooms, each with air conditioning and fitted wardrobes. • Four bathrooms, each fully equipped and beautifully designed. • Ample storage space throughout. • Exterior stairs leading to a sun terrace and utility room ... click here to read more

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Discover a delightful 2-bedroom detached villa nestled in the heart of Urb. La Marina, a serene enclave within the vibrant Costa Blanca. This charming property, with a price tag of €149,950, stands as an inviting home for those looking to immerse themselves in the Spanish lifestyle, whether as a primary residence or a holiday getaway. Property Features: - Two inviting bedrooms fitted with wardrobes, one of which features air conditioning for optimal comfort. - A spacious living room bathed in natural light, complemented by air conditioning for year-round relaxation and gatherings. - An independent kitchen leading to a utility room that hosts the electric boiler, ensuring a continuous hot water supply. - An extended bathroom offering a full-sized bath, corner shower, sink, and WC, all beautifully tiled for a luxurious feel. - External storage facilities beneath the terrace provide a secure space to store various belongings. - Double-glazed windows equipped with mosquito nets, grills, and concertina security grills, blending safety with comfort. - Off-road parking, adding convenience and security for vehicle owners. Amenities: - A covered porch and a sun-drenched terrace with a sun awning, perfect for enjoying the outdoor ambiance. - Complete barbecue setup and exterior seating area overlooking a green zone - ideal for outdoor entertainment and relaxation. - Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from amenities and the bustling "Consum Square" Commercial zone. Living in Urb. La Marina, San Fulgencio, is an experience that brims with tranquility yet does not forgo the convenience of modern amenities. The villa's position in this peaceful community ensures that residents enjoy a harmonious blend of relaxation and soc ... click here to read more

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Welcome! This charming four-bedroom detached villa located in La Marina, Alicante, Valencia, Spain is situated amidst the beautiful Mediterranean paradise of Costa Blanca - the land of Sun, Sea, Sand, and Sangria. Renowned for its cosmopolitan environment, La Marina urbanisation has a unique blend of national and international residents and presents both the peaceful tranquillity of the native land with the vibrant energy of its diverse population. The property is not just a home but a chance to experience a desirable lifestyle. The villa lies within a 7-minute stroll of all local amenities such as a doctor's surgery, opticians, supermarket, Town Hall, vet services, and an array of bars and restaurants. The golden sandy beach, a perfect host to sunbathing, volleyball, and other water sports activities, is just a short five-minute drive away. The tranquil beach also proudly boasts a Blue Flag status. Alicante airport is conveniently located just 20 minutes away, reassuring international owners of easy travel logistics. Maintaining the Spanish tradition of a productive landscape, the villa is part of a large plot featuring a small private orchard with olive and orange trees. The open-spaced garden is large, with beautiful flowers, a wooden gazebo for alfresco dining, an intriguing natural gazebo made solely from plants and vines, a spacious swimming pool, and a neat gravel driveway ending in a carport. Property Features - Four spacious bedrooms soaked in natural light - Two modern and fully-equipped bathroom - Living rooms featuring air-conditioning & wood burners - Two independent fully-fitted kitchens - Outdoor kitchen/dining/living room - SW-facing large patio and garden - Private swimming pool - Carport for parking ... click here to read more

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Located in the tranquil and sought-after La Escuera urbanization in San Fulgencio, this spacious 5-bedroom villa in La Marina, Alicante, promises a unique residential experience blending comfort with a touch of luxury. Perfect for large families or those keen on hosting guests, this property spans across 293 square meters and is strategically divided into three independent apartments, each with its own private catering facilities. Property Features: - 5 Bedrooms - 4 Bathrooms - Size: 293 sqm - Separate guest apartments - Private heated swimming pool (10 x 4) - Landscaped garden (900 sqm) - Private garage with electric door - Solar System - Fully furnished - Video Security System - Electric gate Amenities: - Air conditioning - Fully equipped renovated kitchens - Double glazed windows - Modern bathrooms with double sinks - Alarm system - Utility room and workshop - Extensive storage space Nestled in a generous 900 square meter landscaped garden, the villa is fully enclosed with high walls that guarantee privacy. The south-facing orientation of the grand 10x4 heated pool ensures it basks in sunlight all day, making it perfect for relaxation and entertainment under the bright Costa Blanca skies. Each apartment is thoughtfully designed to offer privacy and comfort. Family and friends can enjoy their own space and also gather together in the communal areas like the pool, terraces, and garden. There's plenty of outdoor seating and dining areas, accessible via a blend of indoor and outdoor options due to the temperate climate, making living here pleasant year-round. Internally, the main house features a sophisticated décor with a welcoming porch that leads into a well-appointed interior. The main floor offers a modern kitc ... click here to read more

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Presenting a charming, well-maintained detached villa in the tranquil residential area of La Marina, Alicante, Valencia, Spain. This beautiful, two-bedroom property is a perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and Spanish charm. Nestled in the coveted "Consum Square," the location is well-known for its proximity to the heart of the urbanization and is only a short walk from several public leisure facilities. The locale offers a variety of amenities - from football fields, tennis and padel courts to open-air gyms and children's parks. Envision stepping outside your home, a coffee in hand, and taking a leisurely stroll to your preferred local amenity. Here, you can immerse yourself in everyday Spanish life and the active community vibe. Slightly further afield, imagine relishing a picnic in the serene surrounding forests, or enjoying a day at one of the local Blue Flag awarded beaches stretching over 10km along the coast. La Marina, Alicante boasts a warm Mediterranean climate year-round. Averaging 320 days of sunshine annually, the area is blessed with long, hot summers and mild winters, making it an attractive place to settle. Plus, the local dining scene is a gastronomic delight, with beachfront Spanish restaurants offering lip-smacking food while soaking in the breathtaking sea view. Inside the villa, a bright and welcoming living and dining area greets you. The renovated kitchen comes equipped with white goods and flows seamlessly into two bedrooms. The primary double bedroom is accompanied by a secondary bedroom, leading to a pristinely renovated bathroom, elegantly featuring a walk-in shower. Property Features: - A bright and welcoming living and dining area - Two bedrooms; a primary double bedroom and a secon ... click here to read more

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