Residencial Ocean Pacific Apartments, Cullera, Valencia

Lucas Fox presents a new build project for 15 apartments on the Racó de Cullera beach, specifically at Calle Pacific 1, just 260 meters from the beach, where the Hotel Sicania is located.

The project already has a building permit and will be designed by the renowned architectural study Hunasai. The apartments have two double bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en suite, and generous terraces to take advantage of the magnificent Mediterranean climate.

The residential area is primarily south-facing, so you can enjoy sunlight almost all day long.

The homes have been tastefully designed and filled with light, as almost all the rooms are exterior. They feature aerothermal air conditioning, designer open-plan kitchens, and even natural stone masonry details, both inside the homes in the living room area and on the exterior facades, combined with white two-layer mortar. The carpentry is made with PVC profiles with thermal break.

The building features a communal area with a swimming pool and convenient parking and storage room options for residents.

The project is only two stories high, with a ground floor plus two floors. It's a quiet, low-density residential development with few neighbors and designed with quality standards in mind. The apartments on the ground floor have generous, spacious terraces, as do the second- floor or penthouse apartments, which, in addition to the open terrace on their level, also have a private solarium above with a magnificent 60 m² terrace.

An excellent way to purchase a property to live in year-round or as a second home, and to be able to pay for it peacefully while it's being built, with the guarantee of a team of professionals with proven experience.

This residential complex is located in Cullera, a charming Valencian town in the Ribera Baja region.

It is characterized by having one of the best beaches in the Spanish Mediterranean, as its coast is shaped like a bay and is marked on one side by the mouth of the Júcar River and on the other by the Les Raboses mountain, the last foothill of the Iberian System before reaching the sea.

The quality of its waters and the fineness of its sands are the main reasons why Cullera has earned the Blue Flag rating year after year for its six beaches, including Playa del Racó and the nearby Playa de la Illa, two very calm beaches with hardly any waves, a marvel year-round.

Cullera's gastronomy is another attraction, with a river fishing port, unique on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, where you can buy fish after the auction and enjoy it at your table. Large rice fields are cultivated in the surrounding area, with paella being the best culinary example.

It is also located near the natural setting of La Albufera and the El Saler golf course, one of the best in Spain. Manises Airport is 45 minutes away, and the International Schools of Alcira and Picasent are 30 minutes away.