Supporting COP27 goals by Building Sustainably
Building Sustainably:
COP27 is in full swing, with global leaders seeking the ever more urgent need to effectively tackle the challenge of climate change. Running until 18th November, the event is also serving to focus the minds of businesses around the world on how to operate more sustainably.
In the property sector, leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España is demonstrating how sustainability and desirability can go hand-in-hand when it comes to second homes. The firm’s properties include a range of features that are combining to deliver ‘A’ ratings for their energy performance. Features include:
- Insulated walls and roofs
- Double glazed windows with thermal break
- LED lighting
- Solar panels
- Energy-saving appliances
- Light-saving systems in communal areas
- Drip irrigation systems
- Replanting trees
- Installations for electric vehicles
At the same time, the properties deliver all the elements that a family could wish for when it comes to purchasing a home in which to make happy holiday memories.
Bella Beach in Denia, Alicante for example, is home to 62 two- and three-bedroom apartments with delightful sea views. Communal areas include pools for adults and children and gardens that provide beautiful surroundings in which to relax. Penthouse apartments have a private solarium terrace, while all homes have spacious terraces that blend into their living rooms thanks to the large windows.
Over in Campos, Mallorca, meanwhile, holiday home buyers can find A-rated properties at Las Villas de Dalt de Sa Rapita. Each contemporary, minimalist style detached villa provides three double bedrooms and three bathrooms, fitted kitchen and laundry room, a living and dining room, large terraces and a pretty garden with private swimming pool. All the properties face south, allowing light to bathe every corner of the home and affording a marvellous sensation of spaciousness.
Finally, for sustainably minded holiday home owners seeking properties on the Costa del Sol, there is Almazara Hills. Located in the stunning natural landscape of Istán, Marbella, the apartments deliver unrestricted views south-east towards Marbella Bay and Gibraltar. The building’s rustic appearance features natural materials that blend perfectly with the local setting. Apartments with two and three bedrooms and penthouses with a solarium come with large terraces, communal pool and gardens with autochthonous plants.
With superb train connections for those who don’t want to fly/drive, the Costa del Sol is an outstanding location for second home buyers looking to holiday more sustainably.
Bella Beach, Denia, Alicante, Costa Blanca https://taylorwimpeyspain.com/property/bella-beach-denia-alicante/
Bella Beach is a development comprising 62 apartments with 2 or 3 bedrooms with sea views. Every home has been built and finished with top quality materials. Communal areas which include pools (for adults and for children) and gardens create beautiful surroundings where you can relax and enjoy all the comforts available. Penthouse apartments have a private solarium terrace.
The homes at Bella Beach have 2 bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen, and a living/dining room. The spacious terraces blend into the living room thanks to the large windows. An underground parking space is included for each apartment and storeroom.
The newly built residential area is located just metres from Dénia’s Almadraba beach, with direct pedestrian access from the development. A peaceful residential area with every type of service within 5-10 minutes’ drive: supermarkets and market, banks, restaurants and cafés, medical centre, gym, golf course, bus station and tourist information office.
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