Finca – Benissa

Overview

This rare, 300-year-old finca is set in the peaceful Pinos area of Benissa, occupying a protected natural setting where new construction is not permitted. The estate offers 8 bedrooms and authentic historic character, listed as suelo rústico protegido, meaning the property cannot be demolished but may be restored in the same style and position.

Interior & Features

The property comprises two main buildings and a stables block. The main house offers approximately 250 m² over two floors, while a second building of around 150 m² provides excellent potential for renovation or conversion to suit your needs. A traditional wood-fired oven contributes to the estate's rural charm.

Outdoor Space & Views

The finca sits on a very large plot of more than 120,000 m², planted with traditional almond (almendro secano) and carob (algarrobo secano) trees and areas of wild scrub. From the land there are open views across the countryside and down the mountain to the sea and the Peñon d'Ifach, offering privacy and a strong sense of remoteness.

Materials & Sustainability

The site already has electricity connected and includes two wells (one inside the property and one outside), giving a valuable independent water source. With the installation of solar panels and batteries the estate could be operated 100% off-grid. Any restoration work is permitted using new materials as long as the original style and position are respected.

Viewings & Next Steps

This is a rare opportunity to restore a traditional Spanish finca and create a private home surrounded by nature. We invite you to envision how you'll make this place your own; if you would like our architect or your own to accompany you for the viewing, please let us know.

Living in Benissa

Located on the Costa Blanca, the Pinos area of Benissa combines rural tranquillity with easy access to the coast, making it ideal for those who value privacy and wide, natural views. The proximity to the sea and the landmark Peñon d'Ifach enhances the lifestyle appeal while preserving a strong connection to the landscape.

Owning a large portion of the mountain and established farmland offers unique possibilities for a self-sufficient, nature-focused life close to coastal amenities and the characterful towns of the Costa Blanca.