A measured look at a 4‑bed detached house in Alicante (EUR 825k): how Vision Villas matches international buyers to land‑rich properties with diagnostic listings and financial clarity.
Nestled in Alicante, property HQL-8WR9Y represents a measured investment proposition: a well‑maintained detached house on an exceptionally large 10,924 sqm plot, offered at EUR 825,000. It is a practical example of the kind of country estate Vision Villas sources for international buyers who prioritise land, privacy and flexible use — from long‑term rental income to a family base with development potential.

This four‑bedroom, two‑bath home spans 223 sqm of built area and sits within mature gardens and olive trees. As shown in the photos, the house combines light‑filled living rooms and practical circulation with terraces that extend living outdoors — useful evidence for underwriters assessing tenant appeal and seasonal occupancy. The on‑site pool, garage and extensive grounds are tangible value drivers: they increase optional income streams (holiday lets, seasonal premiums) while also supporting lifestyle buyers who value privacy and space.
From an underwriting perspective, three metrics matter here: price per square metre, usable land per dwelling, and operational costs. At EUR 825,000 for 223 sqm built, the headline price per built square metre is material but must be considered alongside the 10,924 sqm plot — a rare land‑to‑building ratio for Alicante. Large plots can support ancillary income (agriculture, events, additional lettable units), but they also raise maintenance and property tax lines in total cost of ownership. Vision Villas presents these trade‑offs plainly in listings and valuation briefs so buyer expectations align with cashflow models.
• Private swimming pool and terraces that drive short‑let evening and weekend demand. • Garage and garden — lower capex to prepare for tenancy compared with structural renovations. • Furnished and air‑conditioned — reduces initial fit‑out spend for an investor targeting holiday rentals.

Vision Villas, based in Jávea, has operated for ten years across the Valencian coast and inland pockets. Their overall score on The Yieldist benchmark (81.61/100) reflects repeatability in sourcing properties that match international buyer briefs: accessible coastal regions, land‑rich plots and clear title histories. For this property they provided a layered dossier — supply‑side comparables, tenant demand snapshots for nearby villages and a costed upgrade schedule — so buyers can move from interest to offer with quantified assumptions, not anecdotes.
Their selection framework emphasises three checkpoints: legal certainty (clear deeds and boundaries), rental market fit (seasonality and price bands), and refurbishment transparency (what needs replacing and what is cosmetic). This house meets the first two solidly; Vision Villas flagged a modest interior modernisation as the main lever to uplift rent or resale value — an assessment clearly visible in the interior photographs where finishes are functional but could be refreshed to reach higher nightly rates.

The Alicante province combines reliable tourist flow with a diversified local economy — ports, regional services and agriculture. For investors, that mix reduces single‑channel risk: coastal high season is complemented by stable domestic rental demand through the year. Road links from Alicante city and the airport are relevant when forecasting occupancy for a large rural property; Vision Villas points to commute times and local services when modelling feasible yield scenarios for HQL‑listed homes.
Local regulatory and tax considerations matter. Non‑resident property taxes, municipal IBI on large plots, and income tax on short‑let revenues materially affect net yields. Vision Villas routinely supplies an estimated annual operating expense schedule for international clients — tax lines, insurance and routine landscape upkeep for large plots — so buyers can convert gross rental assumptions into realistic net yields before committing.
The photography included with this listing supports analytical decision‑making: exterior shots show plot boundaries and orientation, terrace photographs clarify usable outdoor living, and pool images provide evidence of tenant appeal. Interior shots make it straightforward to cost potential upgrades — flooring, kitchen refit or bathroom modernisation — without a pre‑site visit. Vision Villas’ image set is intentionally diagnostic rather than staged, enabling remote underwriting teams to build more accurate refurbishment budgets.
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Vision Villas positions itself as more than a listings broker. For international clients they offer local tax referrals, project‑management estimates for upgrades, and multilanguage negotiation support. Their specialty in luxury and vacation homes means they understand which improvements deliver the highest uplift to rental income and resale value in Alicante’s market. This property — a spacious 4‑bed house on extensive land with a pool and garage — is the kind of asset where those interventions matter and where the agency’s on‑the‑ground experience reduces execution risk.
Contacting Vision Villas early in the evaluation process converts uncertainty into quantifiable scenarios: estimated net yield under different management strategies, capex schedules tied to neighbourhood comparables, and an acquisition timeline that factors in local permitting. For serious buyers, that transforms a promising property into a defensible allocation in a diversified real‑estate portfolio.
If you are evaluating country houses near the Mediterranean coast and require an evidence‑based appraisal, Vision Villas’ dossier on this Alicante home provides the starting point: clear specs, diagnostic photography and a framework for projecting rental and capital outcomes. Reach out to Vision Villas in Jávea to request the full investment pack and an agent‑led scenario analysis tailored to your tax and operational profile.
Swedish financier who guided 150+ families to Spanish title deeds since relocating from Stockholm in 2012, focusing on legal and tax implications.
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