An Andalusian-style house with unfinished renovation

The built area covers 240 square metres alongside a 37-square-metre terrace, standing on a 1,780-square-metre plot. This 4 bedroom 2 bathroom detached villa in Atalaya is an older Andalusian-style resale house where renovation work has begun but remains incomplete, leaving the buyer to finish the project.

Inside the house and the remaining work

Four bedrooms share two bathrooms across the 240 square metres of built area. Having two bathrooms for four bedrooms means at least two or three bedrooms share a single bathroom, unless a buyer uses the remaining renovation work to alter the layout. Because the renovation is partially completed, a viewing requires a builder or surveyor in tow to see what has already been done and what remains on the schedule. Buying an unfinished project removes the cost of stripping out an old house, provided the work done so far aligns with what the next owner wants.

The shared plot and outdoor areas

The 1,780-square-metre plot is shared with a second, neighbouring villa. This is the defining condition of the property: the house itself is detached, and it can be bought on its own or together with the second villa to combine both into one residence. A buyer looking at this 4 bedroom 2 bathroom detached villa in Atalaya as a standalone purchase needs to check how the boundaries, the garden, the swimming pool and the parking are divided or shared between the two houses on the ground, and how the deeds and utility meters reflect that split. Outside, the 37-square-metre terrace gives direct outdoor space off the house, big enough for a dining table and loungers without stepping onto the wider garden.

Sea views and Atalaya context

The house looks out towards the coast and has sea views. In a partially renovated property, the orientation and the sightlines towards the water are already fixed, so a buyer can see on day one exactly what the finished rooms and the terrace will look at once the builders leave.