Nestled in Javea, property HQL-MQW24 represents a practical Mediterranean retreat: a single‑storey detached house with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 216 m² of living space set on a private 2,580 m² plot. At an accessible monthly rate of EUR 1,400, the home combines generous outdoor land, a pool and classic Spanish garden character — an instructive example of how Molino Villas Costa Blanca sources attractive long‑term rental and sale opportunities for international buyers.

Discovering this Javea detached house with Molino Villas Costa Blanca

Take this property as a case study of Molino Villas Costa Blanca’s local approach. The agency, based in Xábia with 25 years in the market and an overall rating above 90/100, focuses on matching international buyers with properties that balance lifestyle, price transparency and practical condition. This house — quietly set in Rafalet — illustrates their process: identify a home with clear value drivers (land size, privacy, single‑level accessibility, pool), verify condition and services, and present realistic earning or living scenarios for cross‑border clients.

What the property offers — a close read

Inside, the house is organised around a sunlit communal zone: living room, dining and kitchen flow together beneath high ceilings, with large windows that frame the garden. The two bedrooms are well proportioned for a home of this scale; the single bathroom is positioned for efficient access. At 216 m² of internal space the layout feels generous compared to many two‑bed offerings because of its emphasis on volume and daylight rather than compact rooms.

Features that matter for international buyers

Swimming pool, garage, terrace and mature garden with olive trees; furnished condition and air conditioning; single‑storey accessibility suitable for downsizers or families; a large plot that allows future extension or landscape projects.

As shown in the property photos, the terrace opens onto a wide lawn and planted borders that create a private outdoor room — ideal for year‑round living in Alicante’s climate. The images also reveal the generous interior daylight and the scale of the plot, both decisive selling points for buyers seeking a Mediterranean lifestyle with space and low immediate retrofit cost.

How Molino Villas Costa Blanca adds value to listings like this

Molino Villas Costa Blanca’s work on a property is more than an advertisement: it’s curation and risk‑management for buyers who often cannot be on the ground. Their 25 years in Xábia yields three practical advantages that show in this listing: detailed local pricing knowledge to set realistic rent or purchase expectations, on‑site inspection routines that verify structural and service details, and clear presentation materials — photos, room dimensions and plot context — that help remote buyers assess fit before a visit.

Services that benefit international buyers

Tailored viewings and virtual tours for overseas clients; assistance with local bureaucracy and utilities; comparative market briefs showing similar properties and realistic rental scenarios; negotiation and condition‑reporting to reduce surprise costs after purchase.

Javea context — why this location matters

Jávea (Xàbia) sits along the Costa Blanca’s northern stretch and trades the bustle of larger resort towns for a quieter coastal rhythm. For international buyers this translates into stable demand for long‑term rentals, strong lifestyle appeal (beaches, marinas and local markets) and a market where plot size and garden quality remain differentiators. Properties with substantial land — like this one’s 2,580 m² — often hold value better in low‑turnover pockets where new development is limited.

For investors or homeowners assessing Javea options, Molino Villas Costa Blanca highlights three local signals: proximity to services and coast (drive‑time matters more than straight‑line distance), the composition of neighbouring plots (smallholdings and mature gardens are a plus), and the ability to rent year‑round versus seasonal peaks. This property’s single‑level plan and garden make it attractive across multiple market segments: families, downsizers and remote workers seeking space.

Practical next steps for international buyers

If this kind of detached house in Rafalet appeals, start with three actions: request the agency’s inspection and service history for the property, ask for rental comparables and occupancy assumptions specific to Javea, and schedule a live virtual viewing timed for natural daylight. Molino Villas Costa Blanca routinely provides all three and can follow with residency, tax or renovation referrals when buyers need them.

What to check during a viewing

Roof and gutter condition; pool maintenance records; boundary clarity and access rights; utility connections and insulation; the condition of windows and doors for summer cooling and winter comfort.

The property images included with the listing already answer many first‑line questions: the pool design, terrace proportions, garden maturity and internal daylight levels are clear. Use those photos to prioritise what you must see in person versus what can be handled through a detailed condition report.

Why contact Molino Villas Costa Blanca about this property

Molino Villas Costa Blanca combines local presence with a track record of 25 years and an average client rating of 4.8 — credentials that help international buyers transact with confidence. For this Javea house they can provide up‑to‑date availability, a transparent breakdown of running costs and personalised advice on whether the plot suits extension or rental conversion plans. Their presentations focus on facts you can verify from abroad: measurements, condition notes and comparable listings.

If you value clarity, practical lifestyle fit and proven local support, this Rafalet house is worth a deeper look. Contact Molino Villas Costa Blanca to request the inspection dossier, arrange a virtual viewing timed for daylight, or ask for a short market brief comparing similar two‑bed detached homes in Javea.