Nestled in Jesús Pobre, property HQL-3EK9L represents an uncommon combination of scale, provenance and practical flexibility — a 5‑bed detached villa set on over 11,300 sqm of private grounds, presented to international buyers by Vision Villas.

Discovering the house in Jesús Pobre

This detached house spans 548 sqm of living area, arranged over generous reception rooms and private suites. As shown in the photos, wide windows and vaulted ceilings create a luminous interior; terraces and French doors emphasise an indoor–outdoor flow that is central to Mediterranean living.

What the specification delivers in practice

Five bedrooms and four bathrooms provide family-scale accommodation and guest privacy; flexible internal layouts can serve as home offices or studios for long‑stay buyers.

A mature plot of approximately 11,367 sqm offers space for gardens, equestrian use or further development subject to planning — the images capture mature olive and fruit trees and broad lawns.

Practical features include a garage, air conditioning, furnished interiors and an existing swimming pool — functional elements that matter to international buyers assessing immediate occupancy and rental potential.

How Vision Villas positions this property for international buyers

Vision Villas, based in Jávea, has spent a decade building local market knowledge across luxury, holiday homes and investment segments. Their dossier for this house demonstrates a measured approach: clear specification of build area and plot, transparent pricing at EUR 1,750,000, and a focus on utility — what a buyer can use from day one and what may require further investment.

The agency’s work on this file shows three practical strengths international buyers should expect: rigorous property auditing, clear guidance on local planning constraints, and calibrated marketing aimed at like‑minded purchasers rather than broad consumer exposure. In this case Vision Villas highlights the estate’s potential for privacy, expansion and proximity to coastal amenities.

Jesus Pobre: context that matters to foreign buyers

Jesus Pobre is a small, rural village within the Marina Alta offering quiet country life with quick access to Jávea and Denia. For buyers from Northern Europe or North America, the principal attractions are short drives to beaches, established private schools in the region, and a community where regional festivals and supply chains remain active year‑round.

Buyers should weigh three local market realities: plot size and land-use rules in Comunidad Valenciana, seasonal demand that influences rental prospects, and maintenance costs associated with older estates (this house dates to 1980). Vision Villas includes these considerations in their advisory notes for comparable properties.

Due diligence checklist — what Vision Villas verifies for you

Title and encumbrances: confirm registered deeds, identify easements and verify plot boundaries with the Registro de la Propiedad.

Planning and permitted uses: check local Ayuntamiento records and any protective landscape designations that could limit alterations.

Technical survey and services: obtain an updated ITE/architectural report for structural condition, plus confirmation of utilities (water, electricity, sewage) and pool compliance.

Vision Villas routinely coordinates these checks with local lawyers, surveyors and planning consultants. For this Jesús Pobre estate they make explicit recommendations on costed upgrades and likely timelines — information international buyers need before committing funds.

Practical considerations for purchase and ownership

Tax and recurring costs: non‑resident owners should budget for property tax (IBI), non‑resident income tax if rented, and local waste and community fees — all of which Vision Villas itemises for specific listings.

Insurance and risk: cover for rural properties should include content, building, and land liability (especially where equestrian or extensive grounds are involved).

Renovation and repositioning

The villa’s 1980 construction means thoughtful modernization can add measurable value. Vision Villas advises which interventions offer the strongest return in this micro‑market: energy efficiency upgrades, kitchen reconfiguration for open planning, and landscape works that maximise usable outdoor space.

Why this property is instructive for international buyers

The estate demonstrates the kind of listing where local expertise matters: large plots with legacy buildings require specialist title checks, clear cost forecasts and a marketing strategy aimed at buyers who value privacy and versatility. Vision Villas’ dossier for the property provides each of those elements rather than relying on generic descriptions.

The images included with the listing illustrate both condition and potential — rooms that read as immediately liveable, and grounds that can be adapted. That balance is exactly what experienced international buyers should seek: a clear picture of present use and realistic options for change.

Next steps and contacting Vision Villas

If this Jesús Pobre estate matches your brief, ask Vision Villas for a full due‑diligence pack: title extracts, recent technical reports, a schedule of recommended works and a locality risk memo. Their ten years on the ground in Jávea and an overall rating reflecting consistent client feedback make them a practical partner for international purchasers.

For an initial enquiry, request the listing by reference and ask for a recorded walk‑through or virtual viewing. The agency can also advise on introduction to trusted legal and surveying contacts in Comunidad Valenciana to begin formal checks.

The house in Jesús Pobre is both a lifestyle proposition and a technical exercise: treat its presentation as a case study in disciplined buying and use Vision Villas’ local competence to convert potential into a verifiable acquisition.