Even though it isn’t a Black Friday sale, buyers can still snag bank-owned discounts that make purchasing tempting. This is part of a new nationwide campaign for home sales. Solvia, the real estate company, lists more than 3,753 homes for sale across the country, with the strongest concentration in the Community of Valencia, where 1,107 properties are available.
According to Solvia data gathered by Idealista, the average size of a home in the Community of Valencia sits around 118 square meters, placing it near the national midpoint of 131 square meters. On price, the national average lands at about 103,575 euros, while in the Community of Valencia the average is closer to 88,219 euros.
Cheap bank-owned homes in Alicante
Within the Alicante province, Solvia is listing 728 residences across various municipalities. The most affordable option is a chalet in Crevillent that is described in unusually tight terms. It features one room, spans 170 square meters, sits in the city center, and is priced at 6,000 euros.
In the city of Alicante itself, the second cheapest listing can be found in the Altozano district for 10,000 euros. It is a fourth-floor unit of 66 square meters with three rooms and no elevator.
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Cheap houses with pools in Alicante
For buyers seeking a home or second residence with a pool, Solvia’s catalog includes several attractive choices. A two-bedroom, 66-square-meter apartment in Catral can be acquired for under 50,000 euros. This is a ground-floor, terraced unit within an urbanization that features green spaces and a swimming pool, priced at 49,000 euros.
The most expensive option among the affordable pool properties is a 71-square-meter apartment in L’Alfàs del Pi, within the Camí Vell d’Altea urbanization in L’Albir, listed at 95,900 euros. It includes one bedroom and a community pool with surrounding green areas.
Beyond these, the remaining Solvia offerings are spread across Albatera, San Miguel de Salinas, Formentera del Segura, Algorfa, Orihuela, Pedreguer, Gran Alacant, La Nucía, Redován, Granja de Rocamora, Beniarbeig, Novelda, Elda, San Vicente del Raspeig, Torrevieja, and Benidorm.
Notes on the data come from the Solvia portfolio analyzed by Idealista, reflecting current market opportunities in these regions. Prospective buyers should consider factors such as neighborhood amenities, transport links, and long-term value when evaluating bank-owned properties. This overview aims to present a snapshot of available options and price ranges to help inform a practical search for homes in Alicante and its surroundings.
Citations: Solvia data via Idealista.