Nestled in La Sella on Calle la Plana de Utiel, a newly built two‑bedroom apartment offers a compact, considered entry into the Comunidad Valenciana market. Priced at EUR 510,000 and completed in 2025, the home combines 96 sqm of internal living with a 121 sqm private plot — a useful layout for buyers who want indoor comfort and usable outdoor space in one package.

Discovering this La Sella apartment with Vision Villas

Take this apartment as a case study of Vision Villas’ approach. The agency — based in Javea and established for ten years — positioned the property to appeal to international buyers who prioritise build quality, low‑maintenance outdoor living and straightforward access to coastal and leisure amenities. As shown in the photos, the open living area flows onto a broad terrace that effectively extends the 96 sqm interior into the Mediterranean light.

The specification is deliberate: two bedrooms and two bathrooms arranged for privacy; high quality finishes that read well in imagery; air conditioning and an elevator for year‑round comfort; and a garage for secure vehicle storage. These are the practical qualities international buyers repeatedly request, and Vision Villas sources and presents them with clarity rather than marketing flourish.

Property features that matter

Swimming pool: communal amenity that supports rental and leisure use.

Private plot (121 sqm) and terrace: usable outdoor space for dining and gardening.

Garage and lift: accessibility and secure storage — practical for second‑home owners.

New construction (2025), air conditioning, and contemporary finishes: lower near‑term maintenance and predictable running costs.

How Vision Villas frames value for international buyers

Vision Villas presents this apartment not as a speculative headline but as a reasoned offer: a mid‑range luxury proposition for buyers seeking a stable, low‑upkeep home close to golf, trails and the coast. The agency’s dossier on the property emphasises certainties — building completion date, measured floor areas, documented communal services — and supplies the forensic detail that international purchasers need to assess net cost, rental potential and lifestyle fit.

Agency credibility and track record

Based in Javea, Vision Villas has been operating for ten years and carries an overall rating of 81.61/100 with consistent client feedback (average rating 5). International clients value their regional knowledge, bilingual documentation support, and a practice of verifying title, utility connections and community statutes before recommending a purchase. For buyers outside Spain, those procedural safeguards materially reduce risk.

La Sella: location strengths and practical notes

La Sella is a gated, leisure‑focused community. Proximity to golf and walking routes is an asset for lifestyle buyers; proximity to Alicante and local towns supports year‑round access to services and transport. The images supplied with this listing capture the immediate landscape and the apartment’s connection to those greens — useful context when assessing resale and rental appeal.

Market realities to weigh: properties in communities like La Sella carry annual community fees and regulations that affect short‑term letting. Buyers should request the community statutes, a recent accounts statement and any planned works before committing. Vision Villas includes those documents in their standard pre‑contract packet, which reduces surprise costs and clarifies net yield assumptions.

Assessing this apartment as an investment or home

At EUR 510,000 for a two‑bed apartment with private outdoor space and communal pool, the proposition sits between entry‑level and prime resale for the area. For short‑term rental potential, the combination of two bathrooms, outdoor terrace and onsite amenities increases attractiveness to holiday groups. For long‑term ownership, the new construction status and garage reduce immediate capital expenditure. Vision Villas advises buyers with scenario modelling — conservative, moderate and optimistic rental projections — and explains tax and residency implications relevant to non‑EU purchasers.

Practical checklist Vision Villas recommends

1) Obtain certified floor plans and the escritura (title deed).

2) Review community accounts and planned works to estimate ongoing charges.

3) Request recent energy performance and appliance warranties for new builds.

4) Confirm parking allocation, storage rights and any restrictions on letting.

Interpreting the photos: what the images reveal

The supplied images highlight material choices, lines of sight from the living room to the terrace, and the relationship between the apartment and landscaped communal areas. Look for consistent details: level thresholds onto the terrace, built‑in storage, and finishes in wet rooms. Vision Villas’ listings include annotated photos and a room‑by‑room note that flags deviation from the advertised specification — a practical verification some agencies omit.

Final appraisal and next steps

This La Sella apartment exemplifies the type of property international buyers consult Vision Villas for: contemporary, low‑maintenance, and documented. The agency’s decade‑long presence in the area, methodical pre‑sale checks and bilingual client support reduce friction in cross‑border transactions. If the combination of two bedrooms, private outdoor plot and community amenities matches your brief, request the full pre‑contract packet and a live valuation from Vision Villas to confirm net cost, projected yields and any community liabilities.

Contact Vision Villas in Javea to arrange a viewing or to request their standard verification documents. Their regional experience and disciplined approach make them a practical partner for international buyers assessing La Sella opportunities.