Segrelles: Vacation Rental that sleeps 4 people in 1 bedrooms, located in Canet D'En Berenguer, Valencia, Spain.

Sleeps	4
Bedrooms	1
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	46 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

46 m²

Property Description

Property Summary
The Simple, comfortable apartment block "Segrelles" is situated in Canet D'en Berenguer, Spain. It offers a convenient location, just 250 meters from the sea and the sandy beach. The property provides amenities like Internet Wifi and Parking, making it an ideal vacation rental for your stay.

Outdoors
Enjoy the tranquility of Canet d´en Berenguer as the apartment block is situated in a quiet and sunny position. Soak up the sun and relax on the sandy beach, which is merely 250 meters away.

Other Information
The apartment block is centrally located, with various amenities within close proximity. You'll find shops just 500 meters away, a supermarket within 1 kilometer, a shopping center at 5 kilometers, and a restaurant conveniently located 500 meters from the property.

Distances and Attractions
While staying at the Simple, comfortable apartment block "Segrelles," you can explore nearby attractions such as Valencia, situated 40 kilometers away. This historic city offers a rich cultural experience and a chance to immerse yourself in the local heritage.

Interior Description

Unit Layout
You will be staying in a 2-room apartment with 46 square meters of space. It is designed with simple and comfortable furnishings. The living/sleeping room features a double sofabed measuring 135 cm wide and 190 cm in length, a digital TV with a flat screen, and air conditioning. There is an exit leading to the balcony. Additionally, there is one room equipped with a French bed measuring 135 cm wide and 190 cm in length.

Amenities Included
The apartment is well-equipped with amenities to ensure a comfortable vacation stay. The open kitchen is furnished with an oven, two ceramic glass hob hotplates, a microwave, and an electric coffee machine, along with a dining table. The bathroom comes with a shower, bidet, and toilet. Air conditioning is provided throughout the apartment, but there is no heating option available. Furthermore, the apartment has a balcony and a washing machine for your convenience.

Other Information
The apartment offers complimentary WiFi internet access for your convenience. Reserved parking is available at an additional cost. The property is registered under the license number AV-37213-V.

Location Canet D'En Berenguer, Valencia, Spain

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Valencia Airport, 41.1 Km

Read More About The Canet D'En Berenguer Area

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