Private Pool Townhouse
4 Beds·4 Baths·320 m²
About the property
This townhouse is in Sotogrande, Cadiz, and it offers a private garden and secluded swimming pool. It has 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a 320 m2 built size, and a 50 m2 terrace. The house is arranged over several levels. It includes air conditioning, underfloor heating throughout, gas heating, marble floors, a fully fitted kitchen, a fireplace, and furnishings. It is in good condition. Outside, it has an uncovered terrace, a balcony, a barbecue, a private garage, and storage. The community features are not stated. It is close to local amenities, shops, schools, the town centre, and the port. It is also near the sea, beaches, and golf courses.
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Sotogrande is one of Europe's most exclusive residential resorts, set just over the border into Cádiz province at the western end of the Costa del Sol. Master-planned in the 1960s, it is built around world-class golf (Valderrama and La Reserva among them), a large marina, polo fields and one of Spain's leading international schools. The result is a private, low-density community of substantial villas and quality apartments that feels a world apart from the busier resorts to the east. Buyers here are typically families and golf or polo enthusiasts looking for space, privacy and security rather than nightlife. Sotogrande divides into distinct zones: the leafy, established Sotogrande Costa near the marina, the elevated Sotogrande Alto around the golf, and the newer La Reserva district higher up.
Price in context
38% below the typical price
About 38% below the typical price in Sotogrande. Strong value for this location.
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