Nestled in La Sella, this newly finished two‑bedroom apartment presents a quietly assured example of contemporary Mediterranean living. Completed in 2025 and offered at EUR 495,000, the residence balances considered proportions, generous daylight and outdoor space—attributes that make it compelling for international buyers seeking a refined coastal base or a rental asset with tasteful appeal.

Discovering the apartment in La Sella

Approached as a case study, this apartment exemplifies Vision Villas’ methodical selection criteria: architectural coherence, material quality and market appropriateness. The living area extends to a private terrace with measured views over the hills and golf fairways; the images supplied for the listing show the generous glazing and the way natural light modulates the principal spaces, reinforcing the sense of openness intrinsic to the design.

Internally, the plan reads simply and well. At approximately 100 square metres, the accommodation accommodates two well‑proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms without compromise to circulation or amenity. Finishes are described as premium; the photographs capture a restrained palette and carefully detailed fittings—the sort of specificity Vision Villas looks for when presenting homes to an international audience that values craft and clarity.

Features that matter

• Swimming pool; private garage; terrace and garden; air conditioning; elevator; new construction—features that combine lifestyle comfort with lettability for holiday or long‑term tenants. As shown in the photos, outdoor amenity and the building’s contemporary lines are primary selling points.

How Vision Villas frames value for international buyers

Vision Villas operates from Jávea with a decade of local experience and a focused sensibility toward buyers arriving from abroad. Their score—reflected in Villa Curated’s assessment—derives from consistent service, market knowledge and the ability to translate regional nuance into clear advice for purchasers who may be unfamiliar with Comunidad Valenciana’s micro‑markets.

In the case of this La Sella apartment, their role goes beyond marketing: Vision Villas curated the presentation, verified specifications, and positioned the property relative to both lifestyle demand and investment logic. The listing’s photographs, floor plan and descriptive copy are assembled to answer precisely the questions international clients bring—about maintenance, running costs, rental potential and proximity to transport and services.

Transparent fees and what they mean for buyers

Understanding commission and additional costs is essential when transacting from overseas. Vision Villas advocates transparent fee disclosure at an early stage: clarity on agency commission, advice on conveyancing and an estimate of transaction taxes and ancillary charges. For buyers, this reduces negotiation friction and prevents late adjustments to cost expectations—an important consideration for cross‑border purchasers who must budget for currency conversion, travel and post‑purchase running costs.

1. Practical items Vision Villas typically clarifies for international clients: 1. Agency commission structure and whether fees are paid by buyer or seller. 2. Approximate transfer taxes, notary and registration costs. 3. Estimated community fees and utility outlays for the first year. 4. Rental management options and projected yield scenarios for holiday lets.

La Sella: context, character and market considerations

La Sella occupies a particular niche within the Alicante hinterland: an enclave of golf, controlled development and easy access to the coast. Buyers drawn to this location prize the quiet refinement of its streetscape and the convenience of nearby Mediterranean towns. Vision Villas uses this context to advise on durability of demand—identifying which product types retain value and which rely on transient market cycles.

For this apartment, the principal attractions are its new construction specification, integrated amenities and the versatility of use. The combination of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, covered parking and outdoor terrace renders it equally suitable for a couple seeking a permanent Spanish residence, a family looking for a seasonal retreat, or an investor targeting mid‑season and long‑stay tenants.

What to inspect on similar La Sella properties

• Orientation and light; the quality of glazing and thermal insulation; community governance (rules, reserves and service charges); parking and storage provisions; and rental licence or restrictions. Vision Villas accompanies buyers through these checks, ensuring that images and staging match substantive condition and that any planned works are accounted for in the purchase decision.

A final note on stewardship and next steps

This apartment in La Sella represents more than a momentary preference; it is an instance of considered acquisition—new construction built with an eye toward low maintenance, outdoor living and marketable amenity. As the images demonstrate, the home’s atmosphere is one of restrained refinement rather than fleeting trend. For international buyers, Vision Villas offers the local expertise and fee transparency necessary to transact with confidence.

If the combination of location, specification and presentation aligns with your priorities, contact Vision Villas in Jávea to request the full dossier, arrange a viewing or discuss fee arrangements and transfer costs. Their local knowledge, decade of experience and attentive client service make them a practical partner for buyers seeking a durable, well‑presented property in Comunidad Valenciana.