Nestled in Javea, this commanding detached villa on El Tossal exemplifies the kind of opportunity Molino Villas Costa Blanca seeks for international buyers: scale, privacy and a clear title narrative.

Discovering the Javea estate

Spanning 969 square metres of built area across a 3,214 sqm plot, this detached house offers twelve bedrooms and twelve bathrooms—configurations that suit extended families, co-ownership or a high-yield rental strategy. Priced at EUR 1,590,000 and largely furnished, the house presents both immediate usability and options for repositioning.

As shown in the property photographs, generous reception rooms, travertine floors and arched openings create a measured Mediterranean aesthetic. Terraces and verandas extend living outdoors; mature gardens and existing pool infrastructure underline the property's lifestyle credentials.

How the layout supports multiple uses

Room count and circulation make this villa flexible: private suites for multigenerational living, discrete guest wings for rental income, and large entertaining spaces for events. The scale also reduces the need for immediate structural work while offering scope for modernisation where investors seek higher yields.

• Key physical features highlighted in the images: pool and terraces for outdoor living; formal reception rooms with high ceilings; gardens that create privacy and a sense of enclosure.

Why Molino Villas Costa Blanca presented this property

Molino Villas Costa Blanca has operated from Xábia for 25 years and carries an overall rating of 90.39 out of 100 with an average client score near 4.8. Their selection of this estate follows a clear brief they apply to high‑value listings: documented title history, demonstrable rental and lifestyle demand, and physical condition that matches market expectations for luxury coastal homes.

In practice that means the agency verifies cadastre records, cross‑checks local planning constraints and prepares a market dossier showing comparable lettings, occupancy seasonality and standalone maintenance costs. For international buyers who cannot inspect weekly, Molino Villas assembles photographic records and practical notes—the same material you see in the images—so judgments are evidence‑based.

Services that matter to international buyers

• Local legal and tax introductions; verified utility and cadastral documentation; bespoke viewing plans and virtual walkthroughs; rental management options and turnkey furnishing where appropriate.

Javea context: what buyers should factor in

Javea combines established blue‑flag beaches and marina access with an inland rise that offers sea glimpses and cooler summer breezes. The town draws family buyers and seasonal visitors, which supports premium short‑season lettings but also means management and turnaround costs are higher than in fully urban areas.

For properties of this scale, check three practical items before committing: confirmed legal title and absence of encumbrances, up‑to‑date planning permissions for any future changes, and an accurate running‑cost forecast that includes seasonal staffing and pool maintenance. Molino Villas' dossier for this estate addresses each of these points and supplies local comparables to ground valuation assumptions.

How to assess value here

• Compare like‑for‑like bed count and usable living area rather than headline plot sizes; adjust yield expectations for seasonality; and model refurbishment costs separately from luxury fit‑outs.

A practical view on the listing

Listed at EUR 1,590,000 and built in 2004, this home is a mid‑life estate: structurally established but likely to benefit from selective modernisation. The photographs supplied with the listing are candid rather than staged; they show material condition, the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces, and the way light defines principal rooms. Those images are the starting point for a buyer's provenance checks, not a replacement for them.

Molino Villas positions this property with transparent supporting documents and a clear narrative about potential uses—family retreat, subdivision into multiple lettable suites, or long‑term ownership. For international clients who require predictable outcomes, that transparency is the practical value they pay for.

Red flags and attention points

• Verify boundary definitions against the cadastre; confirm any occupancy restrictions or previous licences for tourist lets; and obtain recent utility bills and a survey covering roofing and pool structures.

Molino Villas' record of 25 years in Xábia means they routinely coordinate these checks and can introduce neutral surveyors and local lawyers experienced with non‑resident buyers.

Making contact and next steps

If this Javea estate matches your brief, ask Molino Villas Costa Blanca for the full dossier—including recent utility statements, cadastre extracts and comparable rental data. For international buyers, request a detailed walk‑through of the running costs and a schedule of suggested interventions to align the property with your chosen use.

The combination of a clearly documented property and a locally established agency reduces transaction uncertainty. For decisive buyers seeking a large coastal villa with flexibility of use, this pairing—property and agency—is worth a professional review.

Contact Molino Villas Costa Blanca in Xábia to request the full information pack and to arrange an evidence‑based remote or in‑person viewing.