Properties in Valencia

This property transfers an active rural rental licence. In a region where the Generalitat Valenciana has closed the door on new Vivienda Turística licences, that changes the value calculation entirely. A 1,149 square metre city palace in the historic centre of Xàtiva — eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a private courtyard pool, multiple terraces, and significant room to add further bedrooms or reconfigure space. For buyers who want to live in a property and still generate rental income, the combination is real: the scale allows for personal use alongside rentable capacity, and the courtyard pool is rare in a historic urban setting. Practical note: parking is currently available for two cars, which in a casa rural context is a constraint worth factoring into the occupancy model. Xàtiva is the birthplace of two popes, home to one of the most visited castles in the region, and draws visitors year-round. A direct train line runs to Valencia city, with up to 40 services a day and a journey of around 40 minutes. Not a coastal location. The energy certificate is still in process. Best suited for buyers who want to live well, keep rental income as a real option, and have the scale to shape the property around how they use it.

A 293 square metre townhouse renovated in 2018 and again in 2023, with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private pool, and an active touristic licence operating as three-star rural accommodation. The licence is the defining feature: in a region where new Vivienda Turística licences are under a Generalitat moratorium, this property transfers one that is already operational. Twelve kilometres from the Mediterranean, 40 minutes from Valencia, two kilometres from a golf course. The listing cites a 7% gross yield with potential up to 14% according to the listing. The 7% is plausible for an established rural accommodation of this size and character; the 14% is aspirational. What the property offers is real: renovation quality, character, a working licence, and a rural location that is not isolated. Suited for buyers who want a property that can generate income from day one and understand that the touristic licence is the asset, not just the house.

A genuine 1935 Valencian masía surrounded by orange groves, on 1,600 square metres of land, with a 150 square metre rooftop terrace and a 36 square metre glass conservatory — at a price that no longer exists for properties of this character in the region. Registered since 1953 and structurally solid: for a masía of this age on rural land, legal clarity of that kind is not something you can take for granted, and it is one of the first things due diligence confirms. Four bedrooms, one bathroom, a garage. This is a renovation project, and the single bathroom is the clearest signal of what needs addressing. The opportunity is in the bones: the proportions, the setting, the rooftop, and the conservatory are not things you can add later. l'Alcúdia is better connected than the rural setting suggests, with daily infrastructure close by and Valencia city within reach. At €285,000, the price is honest about the work required. Best suited for buyers who know what a masía can become and want to be the ones who get there.