Six-bedroom new-build villa in Yecla

Description

Set in the rural surroundings of Yecla, this new-build villa offers 381 m² of built space, with six bedrooms and five bathrooms. Its generous scale and country setting give buyers room to consider a full-time home or a place to spend extended time away from the city.

The design is described as modern farmhouse in style, with a single-storey layout in the standard models and an emphasis on open-plan living. Different layouts are offered, and the source also describes the possibility of a personalised design, allowing the home to be considered around the needs of its future owners.

A home shaped around indoor and outdoor living

The main living area is planned as an open space connecting the kitchen, dining area and lounge. Large windows are intended to bring natural light into the interior and provide access to the outdoor areas, while a central patio is part of the architectural concept.

With six bedrooms and five bathrooms, the layout can offer flexibility for family life, visiting guests or creating dedicated work and leisure spaces. The description presents the house as a contemporary interpretation of a traditional Spanish farmhouse, using natural materials alongside modern finishes.

The property’s rural, mountain setting is a defining part of its appeal. A private pool and 195 m² of terrace space extend the home outdoors, while the garden is described as customisable. The listing also records two parking spaces and a double garage.

Yecla and its inland setting

Yecla lies in the north-eastern part of the Region of Murcia, in an inland landscape associated with mountains, wine and a strong sense of local history and culture. This setting offers a different pace from the coast, with the surrounding countryside forming a natural backdrop to everyday life.

The supplier describes the villa as being within a vineyard and olive-growing landscape, with the potential for grape production. For buyers drawn to rural living, that context may be as important as the house itself: it places the property within a working agricultural setting rather than a conventional urban neighbourhood.

Yecla is described as having the services needed for day-to-day life, as well as cultural and gastronomic offerings. The area is also presented as suited to outdoor pursuits such as walking and mountain biking, making it relevant to buyers who value time outside and a connection with the inland landscape.

The supplier states that the location is around a 15-minute drive from Yecla’s centre and that Murcia and Alicante can be reached by road in just over an hour. These details give useful context for considering the balance between a rural home and access to larger urban centres.

Discuss the design and location with Ibeka Homes

If this villa’s scale and countryside setting suit your plans, contact Ibeka Homes to request the current project information and discuss the available layout options. Our team can help you understand the details provided for this property and arrange a viewing where available.