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Three-bedroom villa in a Jávea residential area with one entrance, with views of the Montgó and the sunset and a swimming pool 12 metres long.
On the main floor, the living room, dining room and open kitchen form one space where the whole family comes together. There is also a second sitting room that could become an extra bedroom without much effort. Nearly every room looks towards the Montgó, and in the evening you see the sun go down. Underfloor heating and hot and cold air conditioning keep the house at a steady temperature all year, while solar collectors heat the water. An alarm system, a security door and double glazing complete the equipment. The house is in good condition and needs no renovation.
The microcement pool is 12 metres long, enough for lengths or for cooling off at the end of the day. The garden needs little upkeep and has fruit trees such as orange and lemon, along with an open terrace and an outdoor shower. The fenced plot has two automatic sliding gates and space to park several cars. One gate leads to the garage, the other straight to the main floor, so you can come in with shopping or suitcases without climbing stairs.
On the main floor, next to the day rooms and the second sitting room, are two bedrooms and a full bathroom. The upper floor holds the large main suite with a dressing room, its own bathroom and wide views. At garage level the cars stand behind an automatic door, and an internal staircase runs from there to the main floor. The same level has a very large storage room and an extra toilet, useful after gardening or for a workshop.
A three-bedroom villa in a secure area with a single entrance, with Montgó views, a long pool and a garden that needs little work. The second sitting room leaves space for a fourth bedroom if the family grows.
The villa lies in a well-known residential area with a single entrance gate, and a golf course is nearby. The mountain in view from the house, the Montgó, rises to 753 metres between Jávea and Dénia. The massif is a natural park of more than 2,100 hectares with many endemic plants, and it runs down to the sea cliffs of Cap de Sant Antoni. Cap de Sant Antoni and Els Molins both have viewpoints with parking.