Cadaqués, Catalonia 17488

New build villa of 420 m² built on a plot of 4,200 m² on the Camí de S'Alqueria. Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, swimming pool, gym, garage for two cars and Mediterranean garden. DISTRIBUTION Ground floor: hall, kitchen, dining room, living room, four bedrooms with own bathroom, guest toilet, garage for two vehicles, covered porch-terrace, swimming pool and solarium. Basement: two additional bedrooms with bathroom, gym, laundry, bedroom facilities and an English patio that provides light and natural ventilation. Exteriors: wooded garden, four terraced terraces, solarium next to the swimming pool, external stone stairs and accessibility ramp with practicable itinerary from the road access. ARCHITECTURE AND FINISHES Contemporary architecture with a local vocation, integrated into the topography of the hillside by means of dry stone walls of the country and stepped volumes that respect the natural slope of the land. · Exterior carpentry in larch wood (Larix), olive green painted finish RAL 6003 · Mallorcan larch blinds in traditional Cadaqués green · Local stone walls seen · Raw stained exposed concrete · Aged Arabic tile roof · Steel railings with cylindrical balusters Ø 20 mm, oxiron finish · Accessible housing: ramp and practicable itinerary All images illustrating this ad are computer-generated renderings from the actual drawings of the basic project. They are not photographs: the house is not yet there built and the images do not reproduce any real state of the property. Furniture, decoration, sports equipment, lighting, textiles, vegetation, pool water and landscape elements are indicative settings and are NOT included in the sale. The colors, textures, and finishes depicted are visual approximations; The final materials are those that appear in the quality report, which prevails over any image. These images are not contractual. The surfaces, distributions and volumes may undergo adjustments during the drafting of the executive project and the execution of the work. In any case, the approved project, the municipal license and the public deed prevail.