Property #MOM4647

Two-bedroom apartment in Cumbre del Sol with a covered 23 m² terrace and a 36 m² garden that looks out over the nature reserve.

Inside the home

You enter a hall with a laundry room on the right. Next comes the modern open kitchen, fitted with a fridge-freezer, an induction hob, an oven, a microwave and a dishwasher. Beside it is a spacious living room with sliding windows to the terrace. A large built-in wardrobe sits in the living room and a smaller one by the entrance. Underfloor heating, air conditioning, double glazing, electric shutters and electric blinds keep the rooms comfortable in every season.

Outdoor living

The covered terrace of 23 m² has room for a lounge corner and a dining table. In front of it lies a 36 m² garden with an open view over the wide nature reserve between Cumbre del Sol and Moraira. A natural stone wall on the east side screens terrace and garden from the neighbours. Terrace and garden get sun in every season. The complex has two swimming pools, and a covered parking space is right in front of the home.

Rooms and layout

There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom lies next to the living room, has its own en suite bathroom and several built-in wardrobes, and opens onto the terrace through sliding windows. The second bedroom is also a double, with built-in wardrobes and a separate bathroom. The building has stairs and a lift, so shopping and luggage are easy to bring in.

In short

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Cumbre del Sol with its own garden facing the nature reserve. The covered terrace, underfloor heating and energy rating B make it suitable for the whole year.

• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 2
• Built area: 148 m²
• Energy rating: B
• Pool: communal
• Parking: carport

Living in Cumbre del Sol

The small beach of Cala Llebeig can be reached on foot, and the centre and beach of Moraira are about ten minutes by car or reachable on foot along a trail through the natural park. The municipality of Benitachell has only 2 km of Mediterranean coastline. The village itself lies inland, and work on its Church of Santa María Magdalena began there in 1710.