Nestled in the heart of the Lecrín Valley, where the mountains embrace the Béznar Reservoir and the Mediterranean climate offers clear skies for much of the year, this licensed tourist complex awaits. Comprising eight fully furnished homes ready for immediate use, it is designed across multiple levels with shared spaces that encourage community, seamlessly blending functionality, outstanding views, and potential for expansion.
The Properties
Built in 2009, the complex is arranged over semi-basement, ground, first, and upper tower floors. All homes feature fully fitted kitchens and are furnished for practical use.
– Houses 1, 2, and 3 (three-bedroom, three-bathroom triplexes) cover between 109 m² and 114 m². They span ground floor, first floor, and tower, including storage, open-plan kitchen-living areas, terraces, and rooftop terraces offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
– House 4 (four-bedroom, four-bathroom triplex with an additional guest toilet) spans 157 m². With semi-basement, ground, and first floors, it stands out for its generous space and stunning views over both the Béznar Reservoir and the mountains.
– Apartments 5 and 6 (ground-floor apartments) range from 50 to 54 m². These accessible homes include two bedrooms, a bathroom, open-plan kitchen-living area, and a terrace overlooking the communal pool.
– Houses 7 and 8 (two-bedroom duplex penthouses) occupy 77 to 82 m² each. Situated above houses 5 and 6 on the first and upper tower floors, they feature large private terraces with sweeping views of the valley. Access is via an external staircase from the communal terrace.
Overall, built areas range from 49 m² to 157 m², offering flexibility for a variety of clients and uses.
Exteriors
The complex sits on a 600 m² plot, part of which is dedicated to terraces and communal areas. It features a 35 m² pool with a depth ranging from 0.9 to 1.9 metres, surrounded by terraces for sunbathing and relaxation.
Additionally, there is a 150 m² urban plot and a 5,140 m² rustic plot adjacent to the complex. The rustic plot is currently pending potential reclassification to urban land, significantly increasing development possibilities.
Technical Installations
All homes are connected to water, sewage, and electricity networks, each with its own installation. A spacious semi-basement garage with direct street access via ramp can accommodate multiple vehicles and could be transformed into a multipurpose space, leisure area, spa, gym, or storage facility.
Investment Potential
Offered for sale due to the owner’s retirement, this complex represents a unique opportunity for investors, with virtually limitless possibilities. The established holiday rental business can continue, taking advantage of the prime location in the Lecrín Valley and the growing demand for rural and nature tourism. Simultaneously, individual homes could be sold separately, maximising potential returns. The adjoining rustic plot presents opportunities for expansion: if reclassified as urban land, it could be developed into independent plots or used to enlarge the existing complex. Even the generous semi-basement invites creativity, ideal for a community centre, gym, events hall, or multipurpose space, enhancing the overall appeal and versatility of the property. In short, this is an investment that combines security, adaptability, and the chance to create a project with character and future potential.
Pinos del Valle and the Surroundings
Pinos del Valle is a peaceful and welcoming village, offering essential services including a shop, bar, pharmacy, and a small but lively social scene around the village square. Just minutes away in Melegís, highly regarded restaurants serve traditional cuisine with a modern touch.
The Lecrín Valley is renowned for its olive and almond groves, set against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada and the Béznar Reservoir. It is an ideal setting for nature tourism or permanent residence. The village has a school and provides free transport to the local public secondary school. A weekly market on Tuesday mornings is a social and cultural hub, offering fresh local produce—fruits, vegetables, cheeses, honey, olive oil, plants—as well as artisan crafts and traditional goods. The Mediterranean climate ensures mild winters, warm summers, and pleasantly cool evenings.
Just a 25-minute drive brings you to the golden beaches of the Costa Tropical and the historic city of Granada, making this location both strategically placed and enchanting. Here, one can enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of the valley while being close to cultural richness, urban amenities, and the sea—a perfect harmony of nature, history, and comfort.
The published price includes agency fees and excludes ITP (Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales) or transfer tax on real estate, notary fees, property registration costs, and lawyer or administrative costs.
The full documentation of the property is available for inspection in our office, according to decree 218/2005 of October 11, which regulates consumer information when buying or selling a property in Andalusia.
