Overview
- Updated On:
- May 6, 2015
- 4 Bedrooms
- 6 Bathrooms
Property Description
This fascinating villa captures your attention when you arrive with a gradually sloping drive lined with plant pots, as well as an assortment of trees and bushes. The name is carefully chosen and refers to a place in the United Kingdom that’s famous because of its breathtaking scenery and breathtaking sea views. After getting only one step up to the rock-lined entry of the villa, that title becomes immediately clear. The view in the entry foyer is spectacular and this entire villa has been cleverly made to maintain your focus on the scene around you at all times.
The skylight coated reception area is incredible with a comfortable looking couch. From here you understand the scale and attractiveness of the home. From this vantage point, it is possible to look for the various degrees of the house and simply enjoy the attractive design as well as the landscaped gardens.
Plants play a vital part in the general aesthetics at Mullion Cove. To the left is the remarkable master suite that’s a chamber of comfort. The patio which runs over the front of the bedrooms leads down to a stairway on the left of the master suite which goes down to another degree. In the base of the stairway, a left turn steers you right to the grand living space. Stepping into this chamber creates a wow-factor that’s nearly similar to the view in the reception.
White flooring tiles and steps lead into the space, although a glass banister helps to ensure that no details are overlooked. To the left of the stairway, the wall is lined with white bookshelves, as well as the brown couch and comfy seat put in place in front, has a great reading place come study. In the middle of the chamber, a big brownish carpet forms the foundation for the couch as well as the large white couches and seats are accessorized with lilac pillows.
The wall supporting the couch houses an outstanding abstract art that is colourful and adds a feeling of pleasure to the area. A big flat screen TV inhabits the space involving the opening doorways and faces the couch. Past the couch is a really conventional dining.
