BG-192

Description

Hidden among the green hills of Tarraula, this 3,559 m² estate offers something rare: two independent homes, endless privacy, panoramic views—and the potential to create something truly special.

The main house is a traditional Mediterranean finca of 401 m². It’s full of authentic charm—wooden beams, thick stone walls, terracotta floors. But it’s more than just character: it’s opportunity. With the right vision, this house can become the perfect blend of old and new. The structure is solid, the layout generous, and the views stretch all the way to the sea. Modern touches can be added without losing its essence, unlocking real value both for living and resale.

You enter into a wide hallway that leads directly to the kitchen, dining area, and a bright living space. From there, you flow out to a large naya—the kind of covered terrace you’ll use day and night—with sweeping views of the valley and coastline. On the ground floor is a spacious ensuite bedroom, while upstairs you’ll find three more bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Next door, what used to be the stables has been completely reimagined into a guesthouse with a clean, modern Ibiza-style feel. All on one level, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and its own jacuzzi. Smooth curves, whitewashed walls, natural materials—this space is ready to enjoy from day one. It’s ideal for visitors, extended family, or holiday rental.

Outside, the grounds are private and open. A 6×12 m pool catches the sun all day. A private well keeps the garden green year-round. And from your front gate, you can walk straight into nature—one trail leads to the tucked-away restaurant Val de Cavall, a local favourite.

This property feels like a retreat, but it’s just minutes from Jávea town, international schools, and beaches.

Why it stands out:

Two homes on one plot

Ready-made guesthouse

Renovation potential in the main house = added value

Stunning 360° views, including sea

Private water supply

Proven rental potential

Space, silence, and style

Looking for a place with soul—but also with upside?
This is where tradition meets opportunity.