Nestled in Jávea, this detached Mediterranean villa on Carrer de la Violeta offers a clear example of Vision Villas’ approach: measured selection, transparent presentation and hands-on support for international buyers.

Discovering this Jávea villa with Vision Villas

Take the 4‑bedroom, 4‑bath detached house priced at EUR 997,000. Spanning 253 m² of well-maintained living space on a 1,413 m² plot and built in 1984, the property embodies the coastal lifestyle international buyers look for on the Costa Blanca. As shown in the photos, the home combines high ceilings, light-filled rooms and mature gardens that make indoor–outdoor living effortless.

A balanced specification that matters to buyers

The practical features speak to both comfort and resale: an outdoor pool, garage, terraces, garden, air conditioning and a furnished interior. For buyers comparing Mediterranean homes across regions, these are the tangible items that reduce immediate renovation cost and shorten time-to-rent or move-in — a metric Vision Villas routinely highlights in its briefs.

How Vision Villas curated and presented the property

Vision Villas operates from Jávea with ten years’ local experience and a focused specialisation across luxury, investment and vacation homes. The agency’s selection process for listings like this relies on three pillars: verifying legal and planning status, assessing maintenance and improvement needs, and benchmarking price against nearby comparable transactions. That discipline shows in the listing’s clarity — room counts, living area and plot size are presented up-front, and the images capture both architectural details and the garden’s spatial flow.

The photographic set supplied for this villa (the image collection that accompanies the listing) was chosen to answer decisive buyer questions: how the living spaces connect to terraces, the pool’s orientation, private sightlines and the scale of the plot. International buyers benefit from this visual honesty — it reduces surprises on inspection and speeds decision-making.

Compliance, credentials and why they matter for cross‑border buyers

For buyers outside Spain, an agent’s compliance practices are as important as market knowledge. Vision Villas emphasises transparent documentation — confirmed property title, up-to-date energy certificates, and a clear record of works and permits. For a 1984-built detached house, that typically means verifying past extensions and pool permits, checking boundary titles for the 1,413 m² plot and ensuring utility connections meet current standards. These checks lower legal risk and protect mortgage underwriting for foreign purchasers.

Credentials that support international transactions

Vision Villas combines local licensing with practical processes for overseas clients: bilingual property packs, notarised documentation guidance, and connections with independent solicitors, surveyors and tax advisors. Their decade-long presence in Jávea and an overall platform rating that reflects consistent client feedback are useful trust signals for buyers who need hands-on coordination from viewing to completion.

Jávea context: why this location still appeals to international buyers

Jávea combines accessible coastlines, an old-town core and year-round services that make it attractive beyond seasonal holiday demand. For families and retirees considering a full-time move, proximity to schools, medical facilities and sustainable transport links matter; for investors, the town’s tourism mix and demand for medium-term rentals support letting strategies. This property’s garden scale and 4-bedroom layout are particularly versatile: they suit family residence, multigenerational occupancy or short‑to‑mid‑term rental with private outdoor amenities.

From elevated terraces you can catch coastal light and partial sea glimpses in the images — a useful reminder that location premium often attaches to privacy and orientation rather than uninterrupted views alone. Vision Villas advises buyers to weigh those orientation premiums against maintenance budgets and local market comparables when considering offers near EUR 1.0M.

Practical advice for buyers considering homes like this in Jávea

• Focus inspections on the pool and drainage, check roof membranes and insulation given the 1984 build date, confirm habitation certificates for any extensions, and review garden boundary records. Vision Villas typically supplies a pre-viewing checklist and recommended local professionals to streamline these checks.
• Assess future running costs: air conditioning efficiency, garden irrigation and pool maintenance. These operating costs factor into both lifestyle budgets and net rental yield calculations.
• Ask for a neighbourhood comparables report. Vision Villas pairs each listing with local transaction data so buyers can see how a property’s price aligns with recent sales and seasonal demand patterns.

Why contact Vision Villas about this property

This Jávea villa is more than square metres and rooms — it is an example of how a locally rooted agency presents a ready-to‑live-in coastal home to an international market. Vision Villas adds value through verified documentation, curated imagery that answers buyer questions, and end-to-end support for cross‑border purchases. The images accompanying the listing make the property’s spatial qualities and garden privacy clear; Vision Villas’s advisory process translates those qualities into purchase confidence.

If you are considering a detached family home on the Costa Blanca, request the full property pack, a compliance checklist and a comparable sales brief from Vision Villas. For international buyers, that package reduces legal uncertainty and highlights the practical advantages of this particular Jávea residence.

Contact Vision Villas in Jávea to arrange viewings, request energy and title documents, or to discuss tailored financing and tax introductions for non‑resident buyers.