Nestled in La Sella, this newly built 2‑bedroom apartment embodies a clear investment proposition: contemporary construction, compact running costs and direct access to leisure infrastructure that supports year‑round demand. Priced at EUR 510,000 and delivered in 2025, the flat spans 96.00 sqm of internal living space with a 121.00 sqm private plot — a combination that matters for both resale comparables and short‑let potential.

Discovering the La Sella apartment

As shown in the property photos, the apartment presents a restrained, modern palette and a floorplan that privileges light and circulation. The open living/dining space extends onto a sizeable terrace; images capture the straight architectural lines and daylight this orientation achieves — an important feature when underwriting rental rates for medium‑term stays and seasonal lets.

Key physical attributes that influence valuation and operating cost: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, built 2025 (new construction), air conditioning, elevator access, private garage and a communal swimming pool. These components reduce immediate capital expenditure for buyers and increase attractiveness to both holiday and longer‑term tenants.

How the apartment reads as an investment

From an evidence‑first perspective, the apartment’s investment case rests on three metrics: price per square metre, controllable operating costs, and marketable demand. At EUR 510,000 for 96.00 sqm, the headline price is EUR 5,312/m² of internal space; including the private plot (useful for terraces/gardens) improves the effective usable area for lifestyle marketing. For international buyers, compare this metric to similar La Sella and Costa Blanca listings to assess upside — Vision Villas routinely provides these comparables as part of their buyer pack.

• Physical and operational factors investors should note:
• New construction: lower near‑term capex but potential premium on sale.
• Amenities (pool, garage, elevator): increase net lettable value and occupancy across seasons.
• Private outdoor plot and terrace: differentiator for short‑let and long‑stay demand in Mediterranean markets.

Vision Villas: local expertise that matters

Vision Villas operates from Jávea with a decade of local market experience and a focused specialisation across luxury, vacation homes, first‑time buyers and investment properties. Their track record — reflected in an overall score of 81.61/100 and an average client rating of 5 — signals consistent delivery rather than marketing hyperbole. For international buyers, that on‑the‑ground presence converts to three practical advantages: calibrated pricing, verified comparables, and operational handover assistance (contracts, property management introductions, tax orientation).

In practice, Vision Villas selected and presented this La Sella apartment with investors in mind: emphasis on durable finishes, tenant‑friendly floorplan, and low friction access (garage and lift). Their selection process for new builds focuses on build warranty clarity, developer solvency and homeowners’ association rules — the exact items international buyers need to confirm before committing capital.

How Vision Villas adds measurable value

Beyond listing, Vision Villas supplies a data pack: local comparables, projected operating expenses, estimated rental income across short‑let and long‑let scenarios, and an outline of transfer taxes and recurring fiscal liabilities in Comunidad Valenciana. That transforms a property viewing into an immediate investment model, enabling international buyers to calculate expected net yield, break‑even occupancy and payback timelines with documented assumptions.

The images accompanying this article underscore the firm’s default stance — honest representation. Photographs show usable terraces, the pool and garden context, and the building’s scale against neighboring greenspace. Those visuals are the same materials Vision Villas uses in its buyer packs so investors can run comparables without repeated site visits.

La Sella context: demand drivers and constraints

La Sella sits within Comunidad Valenciana, a market shaped by leisure infrastructure and reliable seasonal tourism. The community’s proximity to golf, hiking and the Mediterranean coast creates diversified demand: short‑let visitors in high season, stable long‑stay retirees and remote workers in shoulder months. For investors, that mix lowers single‑channel exposure but requires governance checks — homeowners’ association rules, short‑let permissions and local tourist licensing — all areas where Vision Villas assists international buyers.

Practical market considerations for underwriting:

• Check local tourist licence and short‑let regulations — may affect gross yield.
• Estimate running costs (community fees, pool maintenance, insurance) and deduct from projected rent to calculate net yield.
• Compare comparable transactions in La Sella and nearby coastal towns to determine realistic appreciation scenarios.

A buyer’s checklist for properties of this type

• Confirm exact usable area: internal sqm vs marketed terraces/plot.
• Request the developer’s warranty and completion certificate (important for 2025 builds).
• Obtain a comparable rent schedule for high, shoulder and low seasons.

Why this apartment exemplifies Vision Villas’s approach

Vision Villas targets properties that balance marketable lifestyle features with operational practicality. This La Sella apartment combines premium finishes and tenant‑friendly amenities with low near‑term capex exposure because it is new construction. The agency’s curation — demonstrated in the accompanying images that show both internal quality and local context — makes the asset easier to price, market and hand over to a property manager.

For international buyers who prioritise evidence and repeatability over emotion, Vision Villas supplies the analytical inputs needed to move from interest to decision: verified comparables, explicit cost assumptions and introductions to local service providers who handle tax registration, utilities and rental management.

Next steps and contact

If you want a firm, numbers‑first appraisal of this La Sella apartment, request Vision Villas’ investor pack. It contains the comparables, an operating expense schedule, and scenarioed rental projections (short‑let and long‑let). The pack also outlines transfer taxes and typical ongoing liabilities in Comunidad Valenciana so you can calculate net yield and cash flow before travel.

The photos included with this listing show the functional appeal you should expect in site visits. For a data‑driven walkthrough and to receive the full documentation, contact Vision Villas in Jávea — their local presence and ten years of experience reduce execution risk for international buyers.

Summary: a new‑build, 2‑bed apartment in La Sella at EUR 510,000 (96.00 sqm internal, 121.00 sqm plot, built 2025) is a pragmatic candidate for a diversified Spanish property allocation provided buyers run comparables, account for running costs and verify short‑let permissions. Vision Villas supplies the market data and execution support that make that analysis actionable.