Property #MOM4718

Well-kept villa in Jávea with five bedrooms on a level, walled south-facing plot, with a fully independent lower floor for guests.

Inside the home

The lounge on the upper floor has a log burner and opens onto a glazed naya overlooking the pool and gardens. The spacious kitchen comes with a practical utility room, and the dining area sits just beside it. The house has been carefully maintained over many years. Recent work includes new flooring, modernised bathrooms, double glazing and hot and cold air conditioning, so it is ready to live in from day one. Electric heating keeps the rooms warm in winter.

Outdoor living

The villa is placed on its level south-facing plot so that the garden, pool and terraces get most of the space rather than the house. The 911 m² plot is fully walled and gated, which brings privacy and suits children and pets. There is secure off-road parking for up to five vehicles. Outside are several large terraces, a pergola, extensive lawns, a barbecue and a 10 by 5 metre swimming pool.

Rooms and layout

The house is arranged over two separate levels. The main home is upstairs, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including an en suite for the principal bedroom, along with the lounge, naya, kitchen and dining area. The lower floor is fully independent from the main home and holds two double bedrooms, a Jack and Jill bathroom between them and a kitchenette. It works well for visiting family, for older children who want their own space or as guest accommodation. A storage room adds space.

In short

A five-bedroom villa where outdoor living comes first, on a level and enclosed plot. With an independent lower floor and recent improvements, the house is ready to use straight away.

• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 3
• Built area: 172 m²
• Plot: 911 m²
• Barbecue: yes
• Heating: electric

Living in Jávea

Restaurants, shops and tennis clubs are a short distance away, and the coves and beaches of the area are within easy reach. The Arenal is an urban beach of about 480 metres in the centre of the bay, with a seafront promenade. Next to it, a canal gives small boats access to the sea. The port of Xàbia goes back to the 15th century, and fishing has been its main activity since the late 19th century.