BG-220

Description

Set on an elevated 1,937 m² plot in the heart of La Lluca, this is a villa that immediately explains why this urbanisation has the reputation it has. Large plots, solid construction, and a sense of space that newer developments rarely match.

The house offers 465 m² built over two floors and was, like all homes in La Lluca, constructed to a high standard. From the moment you enter, the layout feels logical and calm. A central hallway connects to the main living room, which flows naturally into what was originally the naya. This space has been enclosed and integrated into the living area, creating a bright, generous room that works equally well in summer and winter.

On this main level you will also find the kitchen and dining room, along with three bedrooms. The master bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom, while the other two bedrooms share a full bathroom. A large additional room on this floor has been created as a second living room. With its fireplace and warm wooden features, it has a completely different character to the main living space and offers a cosy retreat when the evenings get cooler or when you want to separate everyday life from quiet time.

The lower floor houses a fully independent apartment, ideal for guests or extended family. It includes a living area with kitchenette, a bedroom and a bathroom, all with its own access and privacy.

Outside, the villa really comes into its own. The plot is generous and open, with a large south-facing swimming pool that enjoys sun throughout the day. Thanks to the elevated position at the top of La Lluca, the house benefits from open views in all directions, including beautiful views of the Montgó.

The property is move-in ready, yet it also offers clear potential for renovation and upgrading, allowing a new owner to elevate it into a higher price category if desired. Its proximity to both Xàbia International College and Lady Elizabeth School makes it a particularly strong option for families.

La Lluca is often referred to as the Beverly Hills of Jávea. Standing here, with space around you and views stretching out to the Montgó, it’s easy to see why.