Seaview 6

Seaview 6 in Sierra Cortina offers two house types at one address: a townhouse and a detached villa with its own pool, and the villa comes in two sizes. The base versions of both have three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The choice comes down to one question: how much land of your own do you need?

Where it is and what is around

Sierra Cortina is a residential urbanisation of Finestrat four kilometres from the sea. There are many new builds around, from small apartments to villas costing over a million.

The rest of the neighbours in the area can be found under new builds in Finestrat.

Two house types at Seaview 6

The townhouse gives you a full house with terraces and a small plot, while the garden and pool are shared. The villa adds almost fifty metres to the house, a plot several times larger and a private pool.

The large villa is a different product altogether: four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The 266.65 m² basement works as a workshop, gym or guest wing, and the pool grows to 38.00 m².

The townhouse plots differ slightly, and their delivery dates are spread over about half a year. It is easiest to choose the specific house by both at once.

What the town figures say

Notary figures for Finestrat work as a general reference. For a house with a plot, the land itself weighs most in the price. And land does not show in the average metre.

What is done for you

Townhouses and villas share the same reinforced concrete frame with steel columns. The blinds in the living areas are motorised. Bticino home automation controls lights and blinds and detects leaks and fire on its own. The project is bioclimatic: orientation, cross ventilation and wind protection were built in from the start.

The specification of townhouses and villas differs, and it helps to know it before you choose.

In the villa the kitchen and air conditioning are ready to move in. In the townhouse, the air conditioning unit and the main appliances are bought separately.

Which one for whom

The townhouse suits a family looking for a house instead of an apartment without a big plot and private pool to look after. It also works for a retired couple: the garden and pool are shared, and the community takes care of them.

The villa is for buyers settling here permanently who want everything of their own: a yard, a pool and a fully fitted kitchen. The large villa is the choice when children and grandchildren often come to stay.

What to ask the seller

What plot the chosen house has and when it is handed over.

What exactly the specification of your house type includes, especially the air conditioning and kitchen.

Which way the house and terrace face: the price list does not say, and here it matters for daily life.

Seaview 6 lets you compare a townhouse and a villa in one place from one developer. Next door, Seaview 5 shows how the same developer builds pricier homes. Other houses with a plot are in the property finder.