A bungalow layout on a 980 square metre corner plot

Designed as a single-level bungalow, this 4 bedroom detached villa in Manilva divides 165 square metres of built area across four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fully fitted kitchen, a utility room and a storage room. One of the bedrooms includes an ensuite bathroom, leaving two further bathrooms to serve the remaining three rooms and visiting guests. Because the agent notes describe the property as a villa and bungalow, a buyer looking to avoid staircases should confirm on site that the main rooms sit entirely on one level without internal steps.

Plot size, south orientation and outdoor areas

The house occupies a 980 square metre corner plot within an urbanisation, giving it fewer immediate boundary neighbours than a standard mid-row plot. A south orientation means the garden, the private pool and the outdoor seating areas receive direct sun through the middle of the day. Outside, the 60 square metre terrace includes both covered and open private sections alongside a solarium, allowing you to choose between shade and full sun without leaving the house. Views from the property take in the sea, the garden and the pool. Open private parking sits within the grounds.

Renovation state, finishes and utilities

Listed in good condition having been recently renovated, this 4 bedroom detached villa in Manilva comes with marble flooring and double glazing already installed. Heating in the cooler months relies on a fireplace, which is the only climate control specified in the property details; anyone needing air conditioning for July and August should check during a viewing whether units have been fitted as part of the renovation or if pre-installation exists. A separate utility room and a dedicated storage room keep laundry appliances and outdoor equipment out of the main rooms. The house is sold part furnished, so an inventory will be needed to clarify what remains.

Connectivity, security and setting

Day-to-day infrastructure is already connected, including mains electricity, drinkable water, fibre optic internet and WiFi. An alarm system is installed for security when the house stands empty between visits. The urbanisation setting places the plot near transport links, which matters for households that do not want to rely on a car for every short trip in Manilva.