Planned villa in Cumbre del Sol with an infinity pool and building permit

A planned villa in Cumbre del Sol with three bedrooms, four bathrooms, an infinity pool and sea views from every level. The building permit is granted.

Inside the home

The design ties the rooms closely to their surroundings. Large picture windows open the living and dining room onto a generous terrace with an infinity pool, giving a continuous sense of space. The open-plan kitchen will have premium appliances and is meant for everyday use as well as for entertaining. Aerothermal climate control, heat recovery ventilation and underfloor heating are planned for comfort and low consumption.

Outdoor living

The villa will face south-west and have sea views. The 817 m² plot will be walled, with a motorised gate for cars and a separate pedestrian entrance. On the ground floor there will be a covered porch, a sheltered outdoor spot that also forms the basis for a later extension. An alarm, solar panels and pre-installation for an electric car charging point are part of the plans.

Rooms and layout

The villa will have three spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms. The sea will be in view from every level. The covered porch on the ground floor leaves room to extend the villa with extra bedrooms, a leisure room or an office. This lets the future owner shape the layout around their own needs. As the building permit has already been granted, construction can start straight away.

In short

A south-west facing villa project with a building permit, three bedrooms, four bathrooms and an infinity pool. The ground-floor porch leaves room for an extension.

• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 4
• Built area: 190 m²
• Plot: 817 m²
• Sea views: yes
• Orientation: south-west

Living in Cumbre del Sol

From Cumbre del Sol it is about 5 km by road to Benitachell village, a drive of around ten minutes. The village sits inland, yet the municipality reaches the sea with roughly 2 km of coastline. The countryside around it still has riuraus, the arched farm buildings where Moscatel grapes were dried into raisins.