Appartement À Valence

Some houses begin to reveal their value before you even open the door. This one is located on the seventh floor of Blasco Ibáñez Avenue in Valencia, with several bus lines at the doorstep, a parking space in the same building included in the price, and the beach about a fifteen-minute walk away.

Inside, you’ll find 90 m2 of usable space (107 m2 built), three double bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. The complete renovation finished in June 2024 and included electrical and plumbing installations—an important detail as much as what is visible at first glance.

The layout offers space for both sharing and retreating. One bathroom has a bathtub; the other, en suite, features a shower tray. The kitchen is separate and fully equipped. Built-in wardrobes help organize the home without requiring improvised solutions. In the living room, a large window with three white aluminum sliding doors includes double glazing and a gas-filled chamber to improve insulation.

The property has split air conditioning and a heat pump for heating and cooling. The listing also mentions hot water and natural gas, while the building has central heating; the exact setup and consumption of each system should be confirmed with the property documentation. Additionally, there is a security door, automatic door, video intercom, elevator, and 220 V electrical installation.

Orientation and community fees have not been provided; it is advisable to request this information before making comparisons.

The sale price is €605,000, including the garage. Divided by the 107 m2 built, this amounts to approximately €5,654/m2; this is a simple reference, not an appraisal or a market comparison on its own. To assess the price, consider the 2024 full renovation, the three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, seventh-floor location, elevator, concierge service, central heating, and parking in the building. When faced with a cheaper listing, ask what renovations are missing, what equipment is included, and how much parking costs to resolve. A serious comparison requires recent examples with similar size, condition, and location.

Blasco Ibáñez offers a manageable Valencia lifestyle. According to the provided data, the beach is about a fifteen-minute walk away; the city center is roughly ten minutes by bus, though actual travel time depends on traffic, the bus line, and the exact destination. Several bus lines stop at the door, and metro access is noted nearby, though the exact distance should be verified. The area includes shops, supermarkets, restaurants, parks, and gardens, as well as medical centers, hospitals, and shopping centers within the indicated service area.

The proximity of nurseries, schools, playgrounds, and universities broadens the possibilities for a home that evolves over time. The three bedrooms can remain as sleeping areas or allow one to be used as a study or workspace, depending on who lives here. Two bathrooms reduce waiting times during busy schedules; the garage makes it easier to arrive with bags or luggage; and transport at the door lets you leave the car parked when convenient. Parks and the coast offer ways to get out of the house without much planning.

A visit is the best way to check if the proportions, layout, and finishes meet your needs. Request the full listing, renovation documentation, and climate control system details, and arrange a viewing for the parking space as well. Walk through the living room, assess the relationship between bedrooms and bathrooms, and calculate your usual routes from this area of Valencia. If everything fits, you’ll have solid reasons to decide on a home that combines space, recent renovation, and everyday services all in one address.