New-build villa under construction in Cumbre del Sol, mostly on one level

A south-west facing villa under construction in Cumbre del Sol, mostly on one level, with three bedrooms, sea views and a private pool.

Inside the home

The lounge, dining area and kitchen come together in one spacious open-plan room. Large picture windows link it to the terrace and bring in plenty of light. Comfort is planned around aerothermal climate control, heat recovery ventilation and underfloor heating. Solar panels, an alarm, an intercom and kitchen appliances are also part of the planned specification. Both energy consumption and emissions are rated A, so the house will need little energy to run.

Outdoor living

The spacious terrace with a private pool will extend the lounge outdoors. The villa will face south-west and have sea views, on a plot of 956 m². Walls will enclose the plot, with a motorised gate for cars and a separate pedestrian entrance. Pre-installation for an electric car charging point is included, so a charger can be added later without major work.

Rooms and layout

The house is being built mostly on one level, practical for anyone who would rather avoid stairs. It will have three double bedrooms and three bathrooms. The main bedroom will be a suite with its own bathroom and direct access to the terrace. With almost everything on one level, everyday routes around the house stay short.

In short

An energy-efficient villa under construction, mostly on one level, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a private pool. Sea views and the south-west orientation shape life outdoors.

• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 3
• Built area: 142 m²
• Plot: 956 m²
• Energy rating: A
• Orientation: south-west

Living in Cumbre del Sol

Cumbre del Sol, El Cim del Sol in Valencian, is a residential urbanisation in the municipality of Benitachell, close to the coast and south-east of the village. Between the Benitachell valley and the sea, the Puig Llorença rises to 440 m about 1.5 km from the shore. Benitachell has been a municipality in its own right since the end of the seventeenth century.