Xabia, Valencian Community, Address available on request

Details :- Reference: ZIXI-T55. This villa was built for the current owners a little over 40 years ago and over these years they have invested their time to produce a beautifully presented garden.Located in a quiet cul del sac with the spectacular back drop of the Montgo mountain this villa is accessed via electric gates with a paved driveway leading to the villa and to a covered carport for 2 cars.The villa can be accessed via 3 entrances, a door to the utility room, stairs leading to the enclosed Naya from the pool terrace and the separate apartment.On the main level of the villa the utility room opens into the good sized kitchen with door to the dining room. The dining room has typical Valencian ceiling and feature Tosca stone arches opening into the living room. The living room also has a Valencian ceiling and a feature fireplace with inset log burner. Patio doors from here lead out to the enclosed Naya (covered terrace) and a door opens into a hall with doors to two double bedroom both with built-in wardrobes (one bedroom also has a storage room) and a large family bathroom with bath and separate shower.The glazed Naya overlooks the pool and terrace a patio door opens onto steps leading to an open terrace with further steps down to the pool terrace.From the pool terrace a door opens into the separate apartment with kitchen 2 double bedrooms, a bathroom, a storage room and a living room.Outside the manicured gardens are immaculately presented with some fruit trees and a variety of typical Mediterranean trees and shrubs, the pool has Roman steps with a large paved terrace proving plenty of space for sunbathing. To one side there is a vegetable patch, an additional paved terrace and path leading to the rear.To the rear there is a shed and an avery for birds, a covered dining area and further paved patio leading to the carport. The villa would make a fantastic holiday or permanent home in this popular residential area of Javea famed for its micro climate produced from the Mongo mountain behind.