Nestled in Jesus Pobre, this detached villa sits within an exceptional 11,367 sqm parcel and — listed at EUR 1,750,000 — offers a substantive example of country‑estate value on Spain’s Costa Blanca. Spanning 548 sqm across five bedrooms and four bathrooms, the house balances traditional character with clear investment potential.

Discovering the property: scale, rooms and condition

The property reads as a large family estate rather than a compact holiday home: high vaulted ceilings, oversized living rooms and multiple terraces create usable internal area (548 sqm) that can support long‑let tenancy, multi‑family occupation or a boutique rental model. The images capture the principal reception rooms and show the proportions and daylight that justify premium pricing in this submarket.

Key features that drive value

• Five bedrooms and four bathrooms — flexibility for owner occupancy plus rental income.
• 11,367 sqm plot — rare land scale near coastal nodes; options for pool upgrades, equestrian use or subdivision subject to planning.
• Swimming pool, garage, terraces and mature gardens — operational assets that reduce immediate capex for a buyer.

As shown in the property photos, the outdoor areas and elevated viewpoints are a core part of the proposition: these create rental appeal during high season and deliver amenity value for long‑term residents. For investors, the existing pool, gardens and multiple outdoor entertaining zones reduce near‑term refurbishment spend while preserving upside through reconditioning and targeted upgrades.

Why Vision Villas positioned this listing for international buyers

Vision Villas, based in Jávea with a decade of market operation and an overall platform score of 81.61/100, specialises in translating local supply into internationally intelligible investment cases. This listing demonstrates their strengths: curating large‑plot country homes, presenting realistic cost‑to‑restore assessments and framing rental/use cases for non‑resident buyers who need practical numbers, not just aesthetics.

The agency’s approach is methodical: documented room dimensions, external site area, planning potential and an estimate of immediate capex are prepared alongside professional photography. The images accompanying this villa were chosen to communicate scale, condition and context — the same evidence‑first presentation Vision Villas uses across their luxury and investment offerings.

Service quality, certifications and risk mitigation

For international buyers the critical questions are compliance, clear title and execution risk. Vision Villas addresses these through locally sourced legal partners, standardized pre‑sale due diligence packages and transparent fee schedules. Their decade‑long track record in the Marina Alta means they can point to repeat purchaser cases and provide references; they also advise on tax implications for non‑residents and introduce reputable local managers for lettings and maintenance.

Jesus Pobre: local dynamics that matter to buyers

Jesus Pobre occupies a niche between rural privacy and coastal accessibility. Proximity to Jávea and Denia keeps beaches, marinas and international schooling within short drives — a positive for both owner‑occupiers and premium long‑let tenants. The local market favours larger plots and period character; sales velocity is slower than urban centres, which benefits buyers who prioritise price discovery over liquidity.

Investors should underwrite a longer holding period (3–7 years) for capital appreciation in this micro‑market, and stress‑test rental scenarios across high season and annualised long‑let income. Vision Villas’s local comparables and seasonal demand data help produce realistic yield estimates rather than optimistic headline rates.

How this property fits different investment strategies

At the listed price, the house should be evaluated on two fronts: net yield if operated as a premium long‑let or hybrid short‑let product, and total return if held and upgraded for resale. The large plot creates optionality — potential to add controlled amenity or to reconfigure external spaces for higher nightly rates — but any change requires planning review. Vision Villas provides scenario modelling that quantifies cost, time and projected return for each pathway.

Practical checklist for buyers considering similar estates

• Confirm land use and any restrictions with local planning authorities.
• Obtain itemised capex estimates for roof, MEP (mechanical/electrical/plumbing) and pool works.
• Model yield using conservative occupancy assumptions and realistic nightly/weekly pricing.

Vision Villas complements this checklist with vendor history, local comparables and introductions to vetted contractors — services that materially reduce execution risk for international purchasers.

Conclusion and next steps

This Jesus Pobre estate demonstrates the type of asset Vision Villas brings to international markets: large, characterful properties with clear use cases and quantifiable upgrade potential. For investors seeking rural scale near coastal demand nodes, the combination of plot size, existing amenities and Vision Villas’s local execution capability makes the opportunity worth evaluating. Contact Vision Villas to request the full due‑diligence pack, scenario modelling and a costed refurbishment plan specific to this villa.