Enova Estates listing€398,000
Middle Floor Apartment
Costa del Sol, Estepona, Málaga, Spain
A new development with modern apartments located in Estepona, immersed in a fantastic Golf enclave. Located in a quiet area, just…
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Costa del Sol, Estepona, Málaga
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This is a unique opportunity to live in a residential development of only 23 apartments; 1 one bedroom and 22 two bedrooms located in the centre of Estepona. Each apartment comes with one parking space located underground and there is a lift access from the garage to the homes. On the top of the building, you have a spacious sky lounge with a communal swimming pool with spectaculars sea views.
This 2 bedroom apartment has an open-plan kitchen fully equipped with appliances such as oven, vitro-ceramic hobs, fridge/freezer, extractor, dishwasher and washing machine. The kitchen is connected to a spacious dining-living room that leads to to a terrace. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, and the second bedroom has a bathroom next to it. Both bedrooms comes with fitted wardrobes and all windows have double glazing type Climalit.
This development is located at the heart of Estepona. You are 3 minute walking distance to the beach and all kinds of amenities such as medical centers, schools, sports centers, restaurants and supermarkets. The bus station is 5 minute-drive and Malaga airport is 45 minute-drive. This is the perfect choice for people who wants to enjoy the lifestyle of Costa del Sol.
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