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^^SAVOYE HOUSE - OVER 540M2 OF COMFORT IN A PRIVILEGED SETTING WITH PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE NAVACERRADA RESERVOIR^^
Discover a unique residence in the heart of the renowned Reajo del Roble area: Savoye House, inspired by the iconic Villa Savoye in Poissy, France, designed by the renowned architect Le Corbusier.
The property does not include a swimming pool, but the owner will cover the costs of building one wherever desired on the plot.
Located in a unique environment, this property offers an exclusive lifestyle, blending comfort with panoramic views of the mountains and the Navacerrada reservoir. With a plot of 1680 square meters and 548 square meters built on three floors, Savoye House is a testament to elegance and functionality.
Designed for comfort, the property offers a layout that allows for single-floor living. The bright and spacious kitchen connects to the living room, creating a cozy space where the fireplace adds warmth. The master bedroom, with an ensuite bathroom, offers an additional room that can be converted into a dressing room, along with four other bedrooms for the family.
On the ground floor, you will find a large garage for two cars, storage rooms, and a glazed living room offering stunning views. The covered terrace, with a barbecue and a dumbwaiter connected to the kitchen, invites you to enjoy the outdoors.
On the top floor, a room with access to the solarium allows you to enjoy panoramic views, creating a serene atmosphere.
Conveniently located close to public transportation, parks, and recreational areas, Savoye House offers an exceptional quality of life, combining the tranquility of nature with urban convenience.
Don't miss the opportunity to make this house your home! Contact us today for more information and to schedule a visit. Welcome to Savoye House, where architecture merges with nature in perfect harmony!
^^This advertisement is not binding and may contain errors. It is provided for informational purposes and is not contractual^^
***NO COMMISSION CHARGED TO THE BUYER.
