Alex Trelinski
THE most expensive street to buy a house in the Valencian Community has been revealed to be in the luxury Altea Hills urbanisation on the Costa Blanca.
Calle Las Ramblas also boasts- at €10 million- the most expensive property on the market in the region.
With panoramic views of the sea, the road has an average €4 million asking price for a villa according to a study from the idealista property portal.
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It topples Calle Los Jazmines in Benitatxell which came top of the survey last year.
Prices on Calle Las Ramblas range between €2 million and a top-end €10 million for a villa covering 1,802 m2 on a 8,581 m2 piece of land which comes with several homes.
The main house is built in a classic style and consists of a spacious living room, dining room, separate kitchen, five bedrooms with four bathrooms and a dressing room, with terraces and “impressive views of the sea, the mountains and of Altea’s ‘old town’.
The ground floor has a guest apartment with a separate entrance, consisting of two bedrooms and a bathroom.
From the main house you enter through a glazed hall to the right wing of the house, built in 2009 and in a modern style.
There is a large master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and two offices that can be converted into additional bedrooms.
There is also a cinema room, a wine cellar and another guest apartment with a separate entrance consisting of a living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Surrounding the entire house is a Mediterranean garden with various types of plants and natural grass, as well as a large swimming pool surrounded by a terrace and a tennis court.
Next to the pool there is another building with a bar, kitchen, living room, bedroom, two bathrooms and a sauna.
The house is equipped with gas underfloor heating, built-in air conditioning and 30KW solar panels to provide electricity and hot water.
In addition, there are covered and uncovered parking spaces for more than 10 cars.
Slightly cheaper at €8.5 million is a property on a 3,000 m2 plot.
It boasts seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms with goodies including Finnish and Turkish saunas, a jacuzzi, a gym, an indoor swimming pool, and a games room.
And lastly- at a mere snip of €4 million- is a three-floor villa with seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a garage that can fit eight cars and several motorcycles.
