Nestled in LLiber, property HQL-VPQT5 represents a rare, sunlit retreat where contemporary form meets the slow rhythms of Mediterranean life. Set on more than a hectare of land with generous terraces, a private pool and welcoming indoor volumes, this detached house reads as both a family estate and an intentional investment — exactly the kind of property Molino Villas Costa Blanca seeks out for international buyers who prize space, privacy and provenance.

Discovering this LLiber estate with Molino Villas Costa Blanca

Walk through the gate in the featured photos and you’ll see what first caught the agency’s eye: a clear relationship between house and land. Built in 2010 and spanning 595 sqm of living space across twelve bedrooms and twelve bathrooms, the home balances scale with thoughtful proportion. As shown in the images, floor-to-ceiling glazing and wide terraces invite the landscape in, while sheltered courtyards and shaded patios create intimate outdoor rooms for daily life.

Molino Villas Costa Blanca recognised this property not only for its size but for its opportunity: a 10,700 sqm plot offers room for regenerative garden design, an orchard, or expanded eco‑friendly guest pavilions — ideas that align with how international buyers increasingly value properties that can deliver both sanctuary and a low‑impact, self‑sustaining lifestyle.

A house that reads as multiple living possibilities

The property’s configuration — spacious communal rooms, numerous en suite bedrooms and flexible terraces — makes it uniquely adaptable. Families will appreciate separate wings for privacy; investors will see potential for boutique rentals or retreats; multigenerational buyers will value independent suites and generous outdoor circulation. The images capture both the broad, sunlit gathering spaces and the quieter bedroom wings, underlining the estate’s ability to host many kinds of living.

Features that matter for conscious buyers

• Private swimming pool and terraces that encourage outdoor living; expansive garden and plot with room for productive landscaping; fully furnished interior ready for immediate occupation; air conditioning for seasonal comfort.

Beyond these tangible features, Molino Villas Costa Blanca highlights how the home’s year‑built (2010) and high‑quality finishes reduce the need for immediate renovation — a practical sustainability gain. Less demolition, fewer materials and an existing fabric in good condition all contribute to a lower short‑term ecological footprint compared with a full rebuild.

How Molino Villas Costa Blanca curates listings for international buyers

Based in Xábia and with twenty‑five years in the region, Molino Villas Costa Blanca brings local knowledge and a long track record to each selection. Their 90.39/100 overall rating and high client scores reflect a practice built on clear communication, attentive after‑sales support and an eye for properties that marry lifestyle with market resilience. For international buyers, that means guidance through local regulations, recommended local contractors, and insight into energy‑related upgrades that will both improve comfort and enhance long‑term value.

Take this LLiber house as an example: Molino Villas Costa Blanca presented the property highlighting its adaptive potential — whether for a family estate, a high‑end rental operation, or a retreat centre — and advised on modest, impactful upgrades. Simple interventions such as installing solar hot water, integrating drip irrigation with native plantings, or upgrading to LED lighting were recommended to international clients looking to reduce running costs and environmental impact without changing the home’s character.

LLiber and the regional context: why this location appeals

LLiber’s quiet village life, proximity to beaches and access to inland trails make it appealing to buyers seeking a Mediterranean lifestyle that blends place‑based living with easy weekend escapes. The images hint at that mix: gardened slopes yielding to open countryside and distant ridgelines ready for morning hikes. For international purchasers, LLiber offers lower density and a strong sense of community while remaining within reach of regional services and transport links.

From a market perspective, properties with sizable plots and flexible accommodation are well placed for both private enjoyment and seasonal income. Molino Villas Costa Blanca monitors local demand closely and can advise on occupancy strategies, seasonal pricing, and conservation‑minded property management to preserve the land’s value while generating revenue.

Practical checks for buyers considering similar estates

• Confirm permitted land use and any restrictions on subdivision or hospitality use; review water rights and irrigation options for large plots; assess energy systems and the potential for solar or battery retrofits; budget for landscaping that favours native species and drought‑resilient plantings.

Molino Villas Costa Blanca routinely helps international clients with these checks, coordinating surveys, local legal counsel and environmental planners so buyers understand both the joys and obligations of owning a substantial rural property in the region.

Living here: what the photos reveal

The photo set emphasizes light, texture and landscape integration: sun‑washed terraces for long breakfasts, a private pool framed by natural stone and planting, and interior rooms that open directly to the outdoors. These visual cues speak to a daily life rooted in seasons — morning shade in the courtyard, golden evenings by the pool — and Molino Villas Costa Blanca uses imagery like this to help buyers imagine lived experience, not just square metres.

For buyers who value stewardship, the images also hint at possibilities: areas for a kitchen garden, spaces for low‑impact guest accommodation, and landscape features that could be enhanced with native plantings to support biodiversity.

How Molino Villas frames value for international buyers

Rather than a purely price‑led pitch, Molino Villas Costa Blanca frames properties like this through lifestyle potential and long‑term running costs. Their approach pairs market data with practical sustainability advice — helping buyers see how modest investments in energy efficiency, water management and native landscaping increase enjoyment and resale strength over time.

At EUR 1,500,000 the estate sits in a band attractive to discerning international buyers who want scale and authenticity. Molino Villas’ role is to translate that price into a clear story of use, maintenance and possible income, backed by local contacts and after‑sales stewardship.

Next steps for interested buyers

If this LLiber estate resonates, contact Molino Villas Costa Blanca to request a guided dossier: detailed floor plans, running cost estimates, and a stewardship brief outlining low‑impact upgrades that respect the site. Their multilingual team and decades of regional experience make viewings, negotiations and post‑purchase planning straightforward for international clients.

Whether you imagine this home as a private sanctuary, a seasonal retreat or a boutique hospitality project, Molino Villas Costa Blanca positions properties like this so buyers can make informed, values‑aligned decisions — connecting beauty, local knowledge and responsible ownership in one considered package.

For further information and to begin a conversation about this property in LLiber, reach out to Molino Villas Costa Blanca — their experience, local network and attentiveness to sustainability make them a trusted guide for international buyers seeking homes that belong to place.