Some properties are ready to move into. Others ask you to see what they could become. This villa in Moraira belongs to the second group — and given the location, the view and the space on offer, that is exactly what makes it worth a closer look.
Property location
The villa sits in a quiet residential pocket of Moraira, looking out over rooftops, pine trees and the Mediterranean toward the Peñón de Ifach. It's an uninterrupted view — sea on one side, the silhouette of the Peñón on the other — and the mature pines, palms and bougainvillea around the plot give the house real privacy despite sitting in an established neighbourhood.
Exterior of the property
The 534 m² plot leaves room to spread out. A large private pool sits on a tiled terrace bordered by potted plants and flowering shrubs, with several separate terraces and covered seating areas positioned to catch the view at different times of day. A generous roof terrace adds another layer entirely — this is a property built for long lunches outside, not just a pool for photographs.
Inside — and what's still to come
The villa is built across three full floors. The ground and upper floors, shown here, hold the current living areas: a dining room with library shelving and dark wood furniture, a bright living room centred around a wood-burning stove, and bedrooms opening onto garden- and sea-facing balconies. A stone tower with a crenellated parapet gives the house genuine architectural character.
Below these two floors sits a third level of equal size (Not shown in the photo presentation above). With roughly the same footprint as the floors above, it offers real scope: additional bedrooms, a guest suite, a home cinema or gym, even a self-contained apartment, depending on what a buyer wants from the space.
Why we're calling this a reforma
We'll be upfront: this house needs work. The plot, the position and the view are all strong, but the interiors are dated and will need a full update to reach 2026/2027 standards — kitchen, bathrooms, electrics and finishes throughout, plus a plan for that lower floor. We'd rather say that clearly than let the photos oversell it.
What that means in practice is a well-positioned villa, on a large plot, with a view that can't be recreated, priced for what it is rather than what it could be. For a buyer ready to take on a renovation, this is one of the more interesting opportunities we've listed in Moraira this year.
Interested in viewing or discussing the renovation potential in more detail? We're happy to walk you through it in person.