Townhouse for sale in Náquera, Valencia

A renovated manor house with a swimming pool and spacious terraces in Náquera

Discover this spectacular manor house located in the charming town of Náquera—a unique home that combines the character of traditional architecture with a carefully detailed renovation.

With 176 m² built, the property offers a functional, very comfortable layout, with 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. One of its standout features is that it has two separate entrances to the bedroom area—an advantage that adds extra privacy and versatility, ideal for families, guests, or even for those who telework.

Natural light is the star in every room, creating warm, welcoming spaces throughout the day. The renovation has managed to respect the essence of the home, incorporating quality finishes and a contemporary design.

Outside, you’ll find two magnificent terraces that invite you to enjoy the Mediterranean climate. The first, located on the upper floor, is perfect as a relaxation area. The second, at street level, impresses with its great size and becomes the true heart of the home thanks to its private swimming pool and a fantastic outdoor kitchen area—ideal for get-togethers with family and friends.

An exclusive property for those seeking a high quality of life in a privileged setting, surrounded by nature and with all services within easy reach. Living in Náquera means enjoying the tranquility of a charming town, just a few minutes from Valencia, the Mediterranean beaches, and the incomparable natural surroundings of the Sierra Calderona.

A home with personality, ready to move in and enjoy from day one.
Náquera is a municipality in the Camp de Túria comarca, in the province of Valencia, located at the foot of the Sierra Calderona. Its origins date back to prehistory, as demonstrated by the many archaeological sites found within its territory. During the Islamic period, it was an agricultural hamlet and, after the Christian conquest by Jaime I of Aragon in the 13th century, it became part of various lordships. The expulsion of the Moriscos in 1609 caused a sharp decline in population, although over time the municipality recovered thanks to agriculture and later to residential tourism. Today it is known for its natural surroundings, its hiking routes, and its proximity to Valencia.