Nestled in Alicante, this newly built penthouse offers a compact, investment‑ready package: two bedrooms, a single bathroom and 87.0 sqm of interior living that expand onto 110 sqm of private terraces with sea view. Priced at EUR 359,000 and completed in 2025, the property illustrates the kind of urban coastal asset international buyers now evaluate for steady rental demand and capital appreciation.

Discovering the penthouse: layout, light and terraces

As shown in the property photos, the penthouse’s open plan living area is arranged to maximise daylight and sightlines toward the sea. Floor‑to‑ceiling glazing, a compact but efficient kitchen island and direct access to large terraces create a strong indoor‑outdoor flow that is attractive to both short‑let holiday guests and longer‑term tenants.

The combined interior and outdoor footprint — 87 sqm inside and 110 sqm of terraces — increases functional living area and supports multiple tenant profiles (couples, small families, or professional sharers). Photographs capture terrace zones suitable for dining, a rooftop garden, and uninterrupted afternoon sun that enhances seasonal rental rates.

Property features that matter to investors

• Swimming pool, sea views and new construction reduce time‑to‑market and maintenance uncertainty.
• Furnished and air‑conditioned — lowers initial capex for buy‑to‑let deployments.
• Elevator access and contemporary finishes support higher nightly rates in short‑let platforms and broader tenant appeal for long lets.

Quantifying the initial metrics

At EUR 359,000 the price equates to roughly EUR 4,126 per interior sqm (price divided by 87.0 sqm) — a useful comparator for buyers underwriting purchase price against local comparable sales and new‑build premiums. The large terrace area improves effective rentable area in practice; investors should model conservative achievable rents for both long‑term and seasonal letting to estimate net yield.

Why Vision Villas is the local agent international buyers should consider

Vision Villas, based in Jávea and operating for ten years, specialises across luxury, investment and holiday homes in the Comunidad Valenciana. Their average rating and a track record of curated new builds signal a process‑driven approach: rigorous selection, professional photography (the images here reflect that standard) and documentation that supports cross‑border buyers through compliance, taxation references and rental set‑up.

For this penthouse, Vision Villas’ value‑add is visible at three stages: sourcing (local market access to new developments finished in 2025), validation (inspections and condition reports on new construction and communal facilities such as the pool) and activation (marketing the property furnished with imagery optimised for short‑let platforms).

Service quality & certifications — what to verify

International buyers should verify the agent’s professional credentials, proof of local registration, and documented processes for AML (anti‑money laundering) and client funds protection. Vision Villas publishes property due‑diligence information and provides notarised paperwork for completed sales; ask for copies of community statutes, energy certificates and builder guarantees for new construction.

Alicante context: demand drivers and rental dynamics

Alicante’s market is supported by stable domestic demand, improving international travel flows and an affordable price band relative to Spain’s higher‑cost coastal markets. Properties with sea views and terraces benefit from both holiday season premiums and year‑round demand from remote workers seeking coastal residences, reducing vacancy risk compared with inland alternatives.

Key considerations for underwriting returns here include seasonality of short‑let income, local tourist taxes and the effects of municipal licensing on short‑term rentals. Vision Villas assists clients by providing historic rental performance estimates for comparable assets and guidance on long‑let vs short‑let strategies.

Practical due diligence checklist

• Confirm energy performance certificate and builder warranties for 2025 construction.
• Request recent service charge statements and community rules affecting rentals.
• Validate furnished inventory and any appliance guarantees to estimate capex on turnover.

Making the decision: who should consider this penthouse

This property aligns with three buyer profiles: (1) an investor seeking a coastal short‑let with low time‑to‑market, (2) an owner‑occupier wanting a compact second home with rental upside, and (3) a portfolio buyer diversifying into southern European coastal markets with modest entry capital. Vision Villas can run a tailored cashflow model for each profile to quantify net yield after taxes, management fees and projected vacancy.

As the images show, the property’s finish level and amenity mix (pool, elevator, sea view) support premium positioning within Alicante’s mid‑range new‑build segment — a useful hedge against headline price volatility in more speculative neighbourhoods.

If you are evaluating coastal Spanish assets for yield or lifestyle value, request Vision Villas’ investment pack for this listing — it contains comparables, expected rental scenarios and a full cost‑of‑ownership breakdown (taxes, insurance, community fees and likely furnishing costs).

Contact Vision Villas to view this Alicante penthouse in detail and obtain the investment pack for independent underwriting. Their local presence, decade of operation and documented service processes make them a practical partner for cross‑border buyers seeking clarity and reduced execution risk.