Villa in Pedreguer on a flat 10,089 m² plot with pool and gym

Three-level villa with five bedrooms in Pedreguer, on a flat plot of 10,089 m² with a pool, a gym and room to keep horses.

Inside the home

The ground floor centres on a spacious lounge and a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area. Central heating, a heat pump and a stove provide warmth, and double glazing keeps the indoor temperature steady. Built-in cupboards give storage space. The lower floor holds a gym and a room that suits a home cinema, a hobby room or another use. An alarm system protects the house.

Outdoor living

The plot of 10,089 m² is flat and offers calm, space and privacy. The pool lies beside a large, partly covered terrace, so there is a choice between sun and shade. Further seating areas around the grounds look out over the countryside. The space allows horses to be kept. An automatic gate opens onto the grounds and a carport shelters the car. Automatic irrigation and an outdoor shower make garden care and swimming easier.

Rooms and layout

The villa is set over three levels. On the ground floor, next to the living areas, are a guest toilet and a bedroom with its own bathroom that now serves as an office. The first floor has four bedrooms, among them the main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a private terrace overlooking the countryside, plus a separate bathroom. The lower floor holds the gym, a storage room and the flexible room. In total there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms.

In short

A spacious three-level villa in Pedreguer with five bedrooms, a pool and a flat plot of over a hectare. The gym, the flexible room and space for horses suit buyers who want plenty of room.

• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 3
• Built area: 440 m²
• Plot: 10,089 m²
• Heating: central heating and heat pump
• Gym: yes

Living in Pedreguer

Pedreguer is a Marina Alta town that borders Dénia to the north. Towards the south the municipality turns hilly, and that half holds the Muntanya Gran and the Castell de la Solana. The Church of the Santa Creu dates from the 18th century. Els Porxes, a late 19th-century structure built for the open-air market, still hosts that market, which now also spreads onto the adjoining Plaça Major. A street market runs on Saturdays, and a flea market fills the Les Galgues industrial estate every Sunday from 9:00 to 14:00.