Six-bedroom villa in the rural setting of Yecla

Description

This new-build villa in Yecla, Murcia, is planned as a substantial country home with six bedrooms, five bathrooms and 391 m² of built area. Its rural, mountain setting and generous 201 m² of terrace space give the design a strong connection to outdoor living.

The supplier describes a modern farmhouse style, with single-storey layouts among the proposed models and scope for a personalised design. The project is set within a vineyard, with olive trees, a garden and a private pool forming part of the wider setting.

A home shaped around space and light

The proposed layout brings the kitchen, dining area and living room together in an open-plan day space. Large windows are described as connecting this interior with the terraces and garden, while a central patio is intended to bring natural light and the surrounding landscape into the heart of the home.

With six bedrooms and five bathrooms, the home offers room for a larger household or for hosting family and friends. The one-level arrangement described for standard models may also appeal to buyers who prefer the main living spaces on a single floor; the final layout will depend on the selected design.

The vineyard setting is a defining part of the project rather than simply a backdrop. The supplier states that the plots include olive trees and grape vines, with the potential to produce grapes for making wine. Garden customisation is also described as part of the proposal, with planting choices linked to the plot and intended harvest.

Country living in the Yecla area

Yecla is presented as an inland destination in Murcia, where a rural environment and mountain scenery frame everyday life. For buyers drawn to a quieter setting, the location offers a different pace from a coastal address, with the countryside forming an integral part of the experience.

The supplier describes Yecla as a city with services for day-to-day needs, as well as a broad cultural and gastronomic offer. Its association with wine is particularly relevant to this home: the vineyard setting connects the property with an established local product and gives the landscape a practical as well as visual role.

Outdoor pursuits are another part of the area’s appeal. The source identifies hiking and mountain biking among the activities enjoyed locally, making the wider setting worth considering for buyers who value time outside and access to a rural landscape.

Yecla is also characterised in the source by its mountain environment, history and cultural identity. This broader sense of place may suit buyers seeking a home that feels rooted in inland Murcia rather than defined by resort life.

Explore the project in more detail

The supplier places the villa around a 15-minute drive from the centre of Yecla and describes road connections to Murcia and Alicante in just over an hour. These timings are supplier-provided; buyers should confirm routes and journey times for their own needs.

For a clearer understanding of the proposed design, ask Ibeka Homes for the current project details and available layout information. We can also help you discuss the setting and arrange a viewing where available.