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February 5, 2026

VIVLA’s sea‑view apartment in Santa Eulària des Riu

A furnished 4‑bed, 4‑bath sea‑view apartment in Santa Eulària des Riu priced at EUR 295,000 (fractional share) — how VIVLA vets, presents and manages listings for international buyers.

Lina Andersson
Lina Andersson
Professional Standards Specialist
Region:Spain
CountryES

Nestled in Santa Eulària des Riu, property HQL-3JC9F represents a clear example of what thoughtful, modern coastal living looks like on Ibiza — and why a specialist agency matters when an international buyer is considering a share in Mediterranean real estate.

Discovering this 4‑bedroom apartment

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Set within a 2021 build and offered as a fractional share at EUR 295,000, this furnished 4‑bedroom, 4‑bath apartment spans 284 sqm of living space. The layout reads as deliberate: generous, light-filled communal areas that open onto a terrace with sea views, ensuite bedrooms that favour privacy, and outdoor spaces that extend everyday living into sun and garden. As shown in the photos, large windows frame the water and bring Mediterranean light deep into the rooms — an immediate signal of quality for buyers who value daylight and views over flashier finishes.

Technically it's new construction, with the build completed around 2020–2021, which matters to international buyers because it reduces the immediate unknowns associated with older properties (hidden structural works, legacy permits, or surprise community debts). The internal finishes are modern and neutral, making the apartment easy to occupy, rent, or rotate between owners.

Daily life: interiors, terraces and shared amenities

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Walk through the main living area in the images and you’ll notice the flow: an open-plan living and dining room that moves directly to a sun terrace, creating the indoor–outdoor rhythm that defines Mediterranean homes. The terrace catches sea air and light — key selling points for buyers who prize lifestyle over square metres alone. The communal pool and landscaped garden, also visible in the gallery, create a boutique, low-density feel that works well for fractional ownership, reducing upkeep headaches while preserving a sense of exclusivity.

Practical comforts are covered: air conditioning throughout, four ensuite bathrooms which ease hosting and multi-family use, and a fully furnished presentation that shortens the time from purchase to personal use or rental. For international buyers, these move-in-ready aspects are often deciding factors — fewer immediate vendor contracts, fewer local hires, and a cleaner handover process.

What the images reveal

The photos highlight three practical advantages: thoughtfully proportioned rooms that photograph well for holiday lets; a terrace that functions as a true outdoor room; and communal landscaping and a pool that read like a small private complex rather than a dense apartment block.

Why VIVLA positioned this apartment in their portfolio

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VIVLA — a Madrid-based agency with a focus on new construction, vacation homes and international buyers — selected this property because it aligns with the firm’s practical value proposition: accessible luxury, clear paperwork, and asset structures that suit cross-border purchasers. In four years of operating, VIVLA has developed a repeatable process for evaluating fractional opportunities: they verify community governance, check maintenance reserves, confirm usage schedules are workable for multiple owners, and scrutinise rental potential. This apartment fits those checks.

For international clients, the difference between a competent listing and a fully vetted offering is often the documentation and post-sale support. VIVLA brings local legal contacts, bilingual contract support, and on-the-ground property managers who understand Ibiza’s seasonal rhythm. That means when you buy a share in a sea-view flat here you’re not only buying a space — you’re buying a managed use model that reduces the everyday friction of owning overseas.

Santa Eulària des Riu: the local context buyers should know

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Santa Eulària des Riu is recognised for its calmer pace compared with Ibiza Town or the west coast nightlife. Its appeal for international buyers is straightforward: a blend of waterfront promenades, good local dining, and reliable transport links across the island. The town attracts families and buyers seeking an island lifestyle that balances tranquillity with easy access to marinas and beaches. That market profile supports fractional models — people want guaranteed access during peak windows without the burden of full ownership.

Market note: new-build stock on Ibiza carries an implicit premium for being turnkey and compliant. For international buyers, confirm whether VAT is applicable, how the community charges are apportioned among fractional owners, and whether usage rights are clearly recorded in the community statutes. VIVLA flags these items during their due diligence and can supply the paperwork in English, which reduces risk for buyers who are not fluent in Spanish legalese.

Practical checklist for buyers viewing similar apartments

Confirm who pays for community reserve funds and recent major works; check the management company contract for cleaning, landscaping and pool maintenance; review permitted usage windows and any rental caps for fractional ownership; validate the energy performance certificate and whether any warranties from the developer remain; request a clear schedule of costs in English.

How VIVLA turns this apartment into a workable purchase for internationals

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VIVLA’s service model for buyers combines sourcing with compliance: they pre-screen titles, obtain up-to-date community minutes, and provide a projected cost sheet (taxes, community fees, expected utilities and management) so buyers can compare total ownership cost, not just the purchase price. For a fractional share at EUR 295,000, those running costs matter; VIVLA helps translate an advertised price into a realistic ownership budget.

Beyond paperwork, VIVLA assists with practical handover items: bilingual lease templates for rental windows, introductions to local management companies, and recommendations on insurance and non-resident tax filings. That local network is the difference between buying a pretty apartment in a brochure and owning something that actually performs for you — whether your plan is seasonal use, full-time relocation, or letting for income.

How this apartment exemplifies VIVLA’s selection criteria

VIVLA looks for clarity of title, manageable community structures, and tangible lifestyle value. The sea views, terrace, pool and four ensuite bedrooms of this property are the lifestyle signals; the 2021 build date, furnished presentation and documented maintenance arrangements are the due-diligence signals. Combine both and you get a property that’s both pleasant to use and straightforward to own.

Final thoughts and next steps

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If you’re an international buyer considering Ibiza for holidays or investment, this Santa Eulària apartment is worth a closer look — particularly if a fractional approach fits your travel patterns and cost expectations. The images illustrate the tangible benefits: sea-facing terraces, considered interiors and amenity-led outdoor space. VIVLA’s on-the-ground checks, bilingual support and management contacts turn what could be a complex cross-border purchase into a controlled, transparent process.

Want to explore this property and comparable options? Contact VIVLA for the full dossier — title deeds, community minutes, cost breakdowns and a usage calendar — and ask them for a short walk-through video of the apartment so you can see how the light and outdoor spaces work in real time. We’ll be frank: owning abroad requires questions and patience. But with the right agent and the right property, it becomes a practical, enjoyable part of life rather than a paperwork problem.

Lina Andersson
Lina Andersson
Professional Standards Specialist

Swedish expat who moved from Stockholm to Marbella in 2018. Specializes in cross-border legal navigation and residency considerations for Scandinavian buyers.

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