Traditional-style villa in Benissa with sea views and guest apartment

Traditional-style villa on the coast of Benissa, with sea views, a mature Mediterranean garden and a self-contained apartment downstairs.

Inside the home

The lounge has a fireplace and a wood-burning stove, welcome on cool winter evenings. Next to it is a glazed dining room, so meals come with plenty of daylight. The kitchen is a separate room, apart from the lounge. Gas central heating keeps the whole house warm. A laundry room and storage take care of the practical side of daily life and keep the living spaces clear.

Outdoor living

The plot is fully fenced and can be reached from two streets. The mature Mediterranean garden gives the house privacy. From the roof terrace you look out over the sea, a spot for a drink at the end of the day. A double garage takes two cars or extra storage. There is no swimming pool at present, but the plot has space to build one.

Rooms and layout

The house has 267 m² of built area over three levels, each of which can be used on its own. The main floor holds the lounge, the dining room, the kitchen, two double bedrooms and a shower room. The lower floor is a self-contained apartment with a kitchen-dining area, a bedroom and an en-suite bathroom. Guests, family or a permanent resident can therefore have their own part of the house.

In short

A villa with character on a fenced plot, with sea views from the roof terrace and a downstairs apartment that makes the house flexible. It suits permanent living, holidays and anyone who often has guests to stay.

• Type: villa
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2
• Plot: 700 m²

Living in Benissa

The villa stands in Baladrar, about 700 metres from the cove of the same name. The municipality of Benissa has around 4 km of coast, mostly small coves and cliffs. The village itself lies at about 255 metres above sea level. It is home to the neo-Gothic church of the Puríssima Xiqueta, known as the Cathedral of the Marina.