3-Bed Villa with Sea and Peñón de Ifach Views, Moraira, Spain, €495,000




+13 photosSea Views, Moraira Hillside
About this property
Someone else's renovation project is your blank canvas. This south-facing, two-floor villa in Moraira sits with wide sea views and direct sightlines to the Peñón de Ifach from the living and dining room, and that is a view you cannot conjure from scratch. The position is the asset here.
Arranged over two floors, the main level holds two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a living-dining room with direct access to open and covered terraces. The lower floor adds a double bedroom, a further bathroom, and a large storage room. A self-contained guest apartment with its own bedroom and bathroom rounds the property out, with heat pump heating, centralised air conditioning, and double glazing already in place.
The listing is clear that the villa is in need of renovation, and the scope runs from a refresh through to extension or full rebuild. What that means in practice, a surveyor and local architect will need to confirm. What is already there: the views, the south-facing orientation, the terraces, the parking, and the guest apartment, all of which are much harder to add than a new kitchen.
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