Villa semi-new with 3 habs. in El Castell de Guadalest

Emphasizing "the Valley of Guadalest" is essential, distinguishing it from Callosa. Though the house stands on Callosa territory, its presence graces the enchanting Guadelest valley. This distinction isn't a falsehood, but it certainly elevates its grandeur. Amidst growing concerns of drought and water scarcity in Europe, particularly in Spain, the Guadelest valley stands as a verdant oasis—no need to venture as far as Asturias to witness such lushness. Abundant water flows through numerous rivers, springs, and the picturesque Lake Guadelest. All of this accompanied by 300 days of sunshine, merely 20 minutes away from the coast. The setting offers exceptional tranquility while being in proximity to a residential hub equipped with four expansive supermarkets and a medical center. Moreover, the connection to the A7 highway is a mere 15 minutes away. The construction of this house, unlike what is presently feasible due to stringent regulations, stands as a marvel. Nestled within a protected nature reserve, it's better described as a project rather than a property. The plot, sprawling over 14,000 square meters, is naturally landscaped, requiring minimal upkeep. Various fruit trees thrive in this abundant landscape. The building encompasses 420 square meters, featuring key technical elements. The living area, seamlessly connected to the garden and swimming pool, covers 1,000 square meters without any stairs, ensuring easy accessibility. Ample parking leads right up to the front door, and the robust construction, boasting double insulation in walls and roof, ensures durability. Remarkably designed concrete roofs provide excellent sunshade during summer, while the terraces and windows remain dry. This architectural concept blends the spaciousness of a villa with the modern aesthetics of a loft. Inside, you'll find three bedrooms, two luxurious bathrooms, a spacious hall, a generous living area, and a well-equipped kitchen boasting high-quality "solid core" materials and state-of-the-art appliances—all adorned with elegant granite worktops. The kitchen's silent motor-driven extractor hood is ingeniously placed on the roof. Few residences garner as much attention as this one, both in terms of size and orientation. The virtually maintenance-free terraces add to the allure. The ground floor, an expansive 240 square meters with a ceiling height of 4.5 meters, offers endless possibilities and features a sizable garage door that can be customized for various purposes. This residence proudly touts an ecological footprint of zero, boasting energy self-sufficiency through photovoltaic panels on the roof, equipped with maintenance-free lion batteries and inverters. It taps into its own water source and manages waste water through a dedicated treatment plant. The house is designed for underfloor heating and hot water via an efficient heat pump, leading to exceptionally low housing costs that set it apart from the rest.