Nestled in Santa Eulària des Riu, property HQL-2WHQV represents a clear-speaking example of contemporary island living: a newly built, furnished three‑bedroom apartment with sea views, private terrace and garden, communal pool and garage — all presented by Madrid‑based agency VIVLA to international buyers seeking clarity and convenience in the Balearics.

Discovering this Santa Eulària apartment

This 120 m² apartment (120 m² plot) sits within a new‑construction complex completed for occupancy in the late 2020s. Priced at EUR 255,000, it combines practical scale with coastal character: three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open living area that opens onto a terrace, plus a small private garden. The images included with the listing show the proportionate living room, wide glazing and a terrace oriented to capture sea light — all features that make indoor‑outdoor life effortless.

As shown in the photos, the layout emphasises daylight and sightlines rather than excessive ornament. The furnished interiors and air conditioning give immediate usability for buyers who value a turnkey purchase, while the allocated garage and communal pool speak to both long‑term living and holiday rental potential.

Interior flow, finishes and how the images tell the story

The apartment’s open‑plan living area links lounge, dining and kitchen in a single, natural sequence. Large windows — highlighted across multiple photos — bring the terrace and the sea into view from the main space, creating a sense of extension rather than separation. Materials and finishes are contemporary and restrained: integrated appliances, neutral surfaces and clean lines that suit both family life and seasonal letting.

Practical features that matter to international buyers

• Turnkey readiness: furnished and air‑conditioned for immediate use. Outdoor life: private terrace and garden for al fresco dining and relaxation. Community amenities: swimming pool provides shared leisure space without heavy upkeep. Transport and storage: garage included — a useful convenience on the island. Sea views: visual premium that supports both lifestyle and rental positioning.

Beyond the checklist, the photos communicate scale — bedroom sizes, the terrace proportion and the relationship between living spaces and outdoor areas. Those visual cues are crucial for remote buyers who must evaluate a property before visiting in person; VIVLA’s photography and staging make those judgements straightforward.

Why VIVLA selected and presents properties this way

VIVLA operates from Madrid with a specialism that spans new construction, vacation homes and investment assets across Spain. The agency’s approach to this Santa Eulària listing reflects several deliberate choices: prioritising clarity in specification (what is included, what is finished), presenting high‑quality imagery to reduce buyer uncertainty, and packaging the offer for both lifestyle and investment buyers.

How VIVLA turns local knowledge into buyer advantage

• Market matching: VIVLA evaluates how a property sits within local demand — here, balancing family buyers with seasonal rental potential. Compliance and timeline management: for new construction, the agency clarifies delivery dates, warranties and community rules so international purchasers understand obligations and timelines. Clear pricing: presenting a competitive entry price that reflects both new‑build supply and Santa Eulària’s local appeal. Post‑sale support: VIVLA offers local contacts for handover, property management and lettings — relevant for buyers who will not be on the island year‑round.

In practice, VIVLA’s files for this apartment include the technical specifications of the build, photographic documentation of the finished interiors (see the living room and terrace images), and a concise breakdown of recurring costs — all packaged to reduce the due‑diligence time international buyers typically face.

Santa Eulària des Riu: local context and market signals

Santa Eulària is known for a quieter, family‑focused coastal ambience compared with Ibiza Town or Playa d’en Bossa. For buyers this translates into steadier seasonal demand, good local services and a community rhythm that supports longer stays. New construction in this town tends to target buyers wanting modern conveniences without the peak‑season price extremes found elsewhere on the island.

What to watch when assessing similar listings

• Orientation and views: confirm which rooms face the sea and how much privacy the terrace affords. Community rules and fees: check communal maintenance costs and pool opening seasons. Energy performance: new builds should provide documentation on insulation, HVAC and any renewable integration. Rental potential: review comparable seasonal rates and occupancy for nearby apartments. Total cost of ownership: factor in local taxes, insurance, utilities and any management fees.

VIVLA guides buyers through each of these checks. For international purchasers, the agency’s Madrid base provides a single, bilingual contact point while their local partners on Ibiza handle inspections and handovers — a workflow that reduces friction and shortens the time from interest to exchange.

Making contact: next steps for interested buyers

If this style of property — a 3‑bedroom, two‑bath new apartment with sea views and communal amenities — fits your brief, VIVLA can provide a detailed information pack, arrange a virtual walkthrough using the high‑resolution images and answer questions about purchase timing, ownership costs and rental management. Their presentation of the apartment emphasises exactly the facts international buyers need to decide whether to visit in person.

To move forward, ask VIVLA for the technical dossier, the community statutes, and recent comparable rentals in Santa Eulària — documents that will help you assess total return and lifestyle fit before committing to travel. For remote buyers, the agency’s turn‑key orientation means you can reasonably expect handover-ready occupancy and a clear timeline from reservation to keys.