Townhouse in a private complex with pool and paddle court, Zahara

700.000 €

5 Habitacions
4 Dormitoris
3 Banys
~220 m² Superfície total
~195 m² Superfície habitable

Descripció

This wonderful property consists of 4 fully equipped floors to enjoy a life full of comfort and harmony. In the basement there is a spacious room, which can be used as a guest bedroom, with a full bathroom and direct entrance from the two parking spaces of the house. Rising to the main floor, we reach a large open space dedicated to the living room, dining room, and kitchen with large windows opening to the entrance patio and the backyard, providing great brightness. On the first floor, we find a large hallway that gives access to 3 double bedrooms, one of them with an en-suite bathroom, with built-in wardrobes and an independent full bathroom. All the bedrooms have windows to the outside, providing light and spaciousness to each room. On the upper floor, we can enjoy beautiful views of the sea and the mountains from the solarium, highlighting the possibility of enclosing space for a fourth room. Don't hesitate any longer and contact us. We will be delighted to assist you.

Característiques

Aire condicionatSoterraniJardíPatiVistes al mar i al llacSistema de seguretatPiscinaLavabo de convidatsVista de muntanyaVista obertaMoblat

Engel & Völkers Sotogrande

+34 956 100325

El teu assessor: Juan Ferreira

ID de la Propietat: W-047GR9

Ubicació: Zahara de los Atunes, Tarifa

Zahara de los Atunes is one of the most evocative coastal spots in Andalusia due to its unspoiled landscape, its clear and crystalline waters, its fine golden sandy coast, its people, its gastronomy, and its many charms. Located in a privileged enclave of the Cadiz coast, this small town stands out for its multitude of attractions that have drawn civilizations, tourists, and visitors for centuries to admire the treasures offered to those willing to open their minds and hearts and, of course, fall in love with this beautiful corner of our geography. Situated at the foot of the Retín mountains and the mouth of the Cachón river, the Atlantic Ocean bathes every inch of its coast with rugged and practically virgin beauty. It borders Barbate, a sister town, and the ancient city of Tarifa, being only 73 kilometers from Cadiz, the provincial capital, and 177 from Seville. This privileged location allows it to enjoy a Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures, making it an invitation to visit the city at any time of the year. The town's name is due to tuna fishing with the almadraba, a traditional fishing method used since Roman times. Although today the main business is tourism, there are still some fishermen who work at the beginning of summer, during this species' migration season. Its main attraction is the enormous 8-kilometer beach that has been spared from the wild urbanization that devastates the rest of Andalusia. However, between Zahara and Tarifa lies Atlanterra, one of the most exclusive luxury tourism areas in Cadiz. Other notable beaches in the town are Canillo and Pajares and Atlanterra, the latter being the most developed.