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We have a development on offer consisting of 28 4-bedroom villas. All villas come with terraces, garden, swimming pool and two garage parking spaces. Your villa will be the ideal place to live your life without worry, with the perfect combination of sports facilities, peaceful surroundings and urban development.
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Located just 9 kilometres from Benidorm and Altea, La Nucía is a quaint town in the Alicante region which is also the gateway to the spectacular mountain valley of Guadalest.
Home net floor area 195.26 m2
Home gross floor area 181.98
Porches gross floor area 39.90 m2
Terrace gross floor area 46.91 m2
South-facing garden 60.5 m2
Total gross floor area 329.29 m2
Living room, Dining room, Kitchen = 44.62 m2
Bedroom = 9.16 m2
Bathroom = 4.73 m2
Lobby = 3.58 m2
Garage = 34.74 m2
Terrace and Porches = 41.04 m2
South-facing garden = 60.5 m2
North-facing garden = 16.96 m2
Home net floor area = 126.25 m2
Home gross floor area = 150.22 m2
Bedroom 1 = 15.26 m2
Bathroom 1 = 7.93 m2
Bedroom 2 = 12.47 m2
Bedroom 3 = 10.79 m2
Bathroom 2 = 5.06 m2
Terrace and Porches = 45.76 m2
Home net floor area = 75.38 m2
Home gross floor area = 118.56 m2
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Calculation of the energy cost of a 200m2 home over 30 years, comparing the cost in Euros between the different energy certificates (type A / B and Domoética) taking into account the average energy prices and the legislation in force as of May 2024.
* Energy cost calculated based on the annual solar energy production data from PVGIS.
Building elements.
The strategic facing of a home is one of the key pillars when it comes to making the most of solar energy. Thanks to large SOUTH-facing windows, we are able to make the most of solar energy, but we must also be able to protect ourselves from solar radiation during hot periods. Therefore, the porches and terraces of our homes are specially designed to make the most of the energy of the environment for their own benefit, with an overhang of about 1.8m, with the aim of protecting the SOUTH elevation from the sun in summer with its shade and allowing the sun to enter the home in the months where the sun is lower, such as in autumn, winter and spring.
Low energy demand thanks to watertightness and good insulation, both thermal and acoustic, exceeding energy rating A.
*The windows are made of PVC profile with triple-glazed laminated glass, with low emissivity comprising three panes of glass and two air chambers and thermal break. All windows have airtight and will open from the inside.
* All windows are fitted with a blind filled with injected polyurethane to help insulate the home at night. Furthermore, all blinds are motorised and connected to a blind management system, which can be controlled from a physical control unit, as well as a home automation system that can be controlled via Alexa, Google or Siri.
Efficiency elements.
Self-sufficiency or self-consumption using photovoltaic energy is a way of producing your own electrical energy for personal consumption in the home. In the case of solar photovoltaic self-sufficiency, energy is generated by solar panels.
Taking advantage of solar energy is becoming an increasingly common option, given that the trend is to move towards green energy, without the need to exploit non-renewable natural resources such as coal or oil.
Aerothermal HVAC system and DHW: 80% of the energy consumed in a building or home is used for HVAC and domestic hot water (DHW). There are currently many HVAC systems on the market, but the one that offers the best balance with photovoltaic systems is the combination of ceiling heating and aerothermal energy. Aerothermal energy can achieve an average yield where for every kilowatt invested, 5kw can be recovered in terms of heat or cold. Moreover, if we consider that most of the energy used for HVAC comes from the photovoltaic panels, aerothermal energy multiplies photovoltaic production by more than seven times, which accelerates the amortisation of both, resulting in a virtually free HVAC system, with a very high amortisation rate. All this added to the high thermal efficiency produced by the ceiling heating (which can be maintained when the sun disappears), and the low energy losses due to the good insulation, we achieve a home with a high level of living comfort and practically zero energy cost.
Ceiling heating/cooling.
Ceiling heating/cooling: ceiling heating is an invisible system. It consists of a network of pipes installed on the ceiling, through which hot or cold water circulates depending on needs. The temperature is distributed evenly throughout the home. This allows us to achieve a comfortable room temperature at a lower operating cost. It is one of the most convenient HVAC systems, and these are its advantages:
• It has no cold spots or draughts: heat goes from the ceiling to the floor (creating a uniform heating system free of draughts and cold spots). Hot water is pumped through the pipes, gently heating the ceiling and creating a comfortable environment.
• It is controlled by thermostat. Thermostats are placed in each room or area of the home. This allows you to set your ideal temperature in each part of the home.
• At least 25% more energy efficient: ceiling heating will heat your home with no need for additional heating. It covers a large surface area, uses lower water temperatures than a radiator and is up to 40% more efficient when combined with a heat pump.
• Warm ceiling heating: In contrast to standard convection heating systems (such as radiators), good quality ceiling heating systems operate with comfortable, healthy radiant heat and very low temperature differences.
A surface heating system and uses the entire surface for transferring heat. The radiation is emitted at right-angles to the surface, so the heat is emitted from above to below. When the rays hit a solid object, it is warmed.
• It frees up wall space: given that the strong, flexible plastic pipes are embedded embedded the ceiling and The heart of the system, the collector, is hidden away in a cupboard, it is a practically invisible heating system. This gives you complete freedom in interior design, providing more wall space and no restrictions on where you can place furniture.
• No exposed hot surfaces, no sharp corners: as it is hidden, it is also safer than radiators. There are no exposed hot or sharp surfaces or pipes that could cause injury.
Health.
Air renewal and filtering system by means of mechanical ventilation with dual-flow enthalpy heat recovery (CMV).
At Domoética, we want to help purify indoor air and create healthier living spaces. Air quality plays an important part in our health and wellbeing, especially considering that we spend 90% of our time in enclosed spaces, such as our homes. Therefore, in order to protect our health and that of our loved ones, at Domoética we believe that is important to rid the air we breathe on a daily basis of contaminants and to enjoy constantly filtered and renewed air.
The dual-flow CMV extracts stale air from humid rooms (bathrooms, kitchen) and renews it with new air by introducing it into dry rooms (living room, bedrooms), thus achieving a constant flow of air renewal from humid areas of the home to the dry areas. The key feature of a dual-flow system is that it manages to bring the new filtered air to a temperature similar to the interior temperature of the room, which saves energy in both summer and winter and greatly improves comfort in the rooms. Additionally, it is also capable of controlling humidity within the residence, preventing moisture condensation or dew when the radiant ceiling is in use.
Home automation and installation elements
GIRA home automation system: Domoética homes have the same control mechanisms of any home, such as a switch to control lights, but in addition they are also equipped with a home automation system that can control certain home installations, generate lighting scenes depending on the time of day or a welcome lighting scene when you arrive home (for this, a lighting study has been conducted in the residence). The following installations can be controlled by the home automation system:
• Lighting control.
• HVAC control.
• Control of switching on and off some electrical appliances such as the TV, to avoid standby consumption.
• Blind control.
• Home access control
All these options can be controlled via acentral GIRA screen, the Smartphone or by installing Alexa, Google or Siri, as the GIRA home automation devices used are compatible with virtual assistants.
Pre-installation of electric vehicle charging point in garage.
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