Villa with sea views and ETV License in Bahia Azul

1 390 000 €

4 Pièces
3 Chambres
2 Salles de bains
~341 m² Surface totale
~341 m² Surface habitable
~655 m² Surface du terrain

Description

This villa with stunning view to the Bay of Palma is located in a very quiet area and invites one to enjoy fantastic sunsets from one of the two balconies or from the roof terrace. It comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms (one of them in suite), a bright living room with adjoining balcony and an equipped kitchen that also connects to the balcony. The wide ground floor that leads to the outdoor area with pool, offers a lot of space and could be converted again into a garage. The oil central heating allows one to enjoy the house throughout the year. It is the ideal place for couples or small families. Additional features: double-glazed PVC windows, tiled flooring, ETV License for 6, mains water and electricity.

Caractéristiques

BalconSous-solCuisine intégréeJardinVue sur la mer/lacPiscineTerrasseVue verteVue ouverte

Engel & Völkers Llucmajor

+34 87 15700 00

Votre conseiller: Caroline Schmidt

ID de la propriété: W-02ASCV

Localisation : Badia Gran, Îles Baléares

The neighborhood of Bahía Azul/Bahía Grande is located about 20 minutes from Palma and approximately 15 kilometers from the town of Llucmajor. It has everything one needs for daily life: supermarkets, restaurants, banks, sports area, medical center, etc. It also has a small bathing area comprised of s'Arc de Sant Martí, Roca des Milans and Racó de s'Almadrava. It reaches its highest point at Cap de la Regana (100 meters above the sea). This coastline is characterized by impressive cliffs that drop down to the Mediterranean Sea. One can access the bathing area at Es Pujador des Frares and Es Pas des Vero. Over the centuries these roads, now tarmacked, were the access to the coast for fishermen, pirates and, above all, smugglers. These cliffs were also used for extracting the local sandstone which has soft golden or pink hues, a constant in the Majorcan landscape and were used for the construction of Palma Cathedral (Ses Pedreres de la Seu).