New-build homes in Valencia · 35 years of experience
New-build homes in Valencia, turnkey and at a fixed price
We build your detached home from the ground up in Valencia, La Eliana and across the Camp de Túria: from plot to keys, with the design, the licence, phased construction and a fully legalised handover. Our own in-house team, a single person responsible for your build, and a fixed price agreed in writing.
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Building your own home from scratch is probably the biggest investment you will ever make, and the one where the most things have to go right at the same time. A plot, a design, a planning permit, structural calculations, services that need coordinating and dozens of decisions about specifications: when one link in that chain falls out of step, timelines slip and the budget runs away. At Batecs we have spent more than 35 years building detached new-build homes in Valencia, La Eliana and the Camp de Túria, and we know that the fear people feel before building almost never comes from a badly poured slab: it comes from a lack of coordination and the absence of a single, clear point of contact.
That is why we work the opposite way to how the industry usually does. Instead of you chasing the architect, the builder, the installers and the town hall separately, a single person responsible for your build sequences the phases, coordinates every trade and keeps you informed at every step. You make the important decisions; we make sure the project is delivered when we said it would be and for the price we agreed.
Whether you already own the plot or are weighing up buying one, this is the service that brings the whole process into order: preliminary design, full design and licence, phased construction and a fully legalised turnkey handover. And if what you really want is to transform an existing property rather than build a new one, take a look at our villa renovations and full home renovations.
01 A complete service
What a turnkey new build includes
We build the whole home, from groundworks to handing over the keys —not a collection of separate trades you have to coordinate yourself.
Design and licence
Technical design, site management by registered professionals and the processing of the major works licence with the town hall.
Foundations and structure
Groundworks, foundations and structure engineered for your plot and the ground conditions, backed by the technical design.
Envelope and façade
External walls, roof, insulation and exterior joinery designed for energy efficiency and full compliance with the building code (CTE).
Complete services
Electrics, plumbing, drainage, air-source heat pump climate control and, if you wish, home automation —all planned in from the design stage.
Finishes and interior design
Flooring, interior joinery, kitchen, bathrooms and finishes with a coherent design, ready to move straight in.
Outdoor spaces and pool
Terrace, porch, garden, landscaping of the plot and building the swimming pool, all integrated with the home.
The whole point of a turnkey project is that you should not have to act as your own site manager. If what you have is an older property you want to rebuild completely, consider a full home renovation; and discover all our renovation and construction services.
By type of home
The types of home we build
You do not build a single-storey house on a generous plot the same way you build a two-storey villa on an estate. These are the styles people ask us for most in Valencia and the Camp de Túria, and what is worth bearing in mind in each case.
Detached home (villa)
A standalone house on its own plot is the most common new build in towns such as La Eliana, Bétera and San Antonio de Benagéber. It lets you lay out one or two storeys, open the home onto the garden and design the indoor-outdoor flow from scratch with large openings, a porch and a pool. The challenge lies in making the most of the plot’s orientation to gain light and efficiency.
Semi-detached or terraced home
On tighter plots or in multi-home developments, a semi-detached or terraced house shares one or two party walls. Here, sound insulation between homes matters especially, as does using the floor plan well so you do not lose usable space. It is an efficient option when the plot is not big enough for a fully detached home.
Single-storey house
Increasingly sought after for comfort and for thinking ahead: no stairs, easy access and simple to maintain. It needs a plot with a certain amount of space, but it offers very comfortable living and a seamless layout. If you want a home that suits every stage of life, it is well worth studying from the design stage.
02 Your project
Find your situation
Every new-build project starts from a different point. These are the most common situations in Valencia and the surrounding area; tap the one closest to yours.
I have the plot
You already own the land and want to build. The challenge: design, licence and a fixed price so you can start with confidence.
Villa with a pool
You want a detached house with a garden and pool. The challenge: orientation, indoor-outdoor flow and efficiency.
Single-storey home
A home with no stairs, accessible and comfortable. The challenge: making the most of the plot and natural light.
Energy-efficient home
You want a low-consumption home. The challenge: insulation, an air-source heat pump and a well-resolved envelope from the start.
03 Management
Turnkey, with a single point of contact from plot to keys
Most problems on a new build do not come from one piece of poor workmanship, but from poor coordination between the design, the licence, the structure, the services and the finishes. When each part goes its own way, timelines overlap, extra costs appear and no one takes responsibility for the whole. If you hire everyone separately, you end up being the «conductor of the orchestra» yourself —with neither the time nor the technical know-how.
At Batecs, a single person responsible sequences every phase, coordinates groundworks, structure, envelope, services and finishes, and keeps you informed at each step. That means fewer surprises, more realistic timelines and an orderly build right through to the turnkey handover: you receive the home finished, checked and fully legalised, ready to move straight in.
04 Investment
How much it costs to build a house in Valencia
No two homes are alike, but there are typical market ranges per built square metre that help you get your bearings before requesting a quote. These are indicative: we set the real price after studying the design and the plot.
| Build level | Indicative price | What it typically includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | ≈ €1,200-1,600/m² | A functional home with good standard specifications, complete services and sound finishes, ready to move into. |
| Mid-to-high range | ≈ €1,600-2,200/m² | Better specifications, an air-source heat pump and underfloor heating, higher-performance joinery, improved insulation and a more refined design. |
| High end / premium | ≈ €2,200-3,000+/m² | Bespoke design, home automation, premium materials, large openings, a pool and made-to-measure interior design. |
Indicative market ranges in Valencia for 2026, per built square metre, given as a guide only. They do not constitute a quote or an offer. The plot itself, the licences, the council fees and the professional fees are all separate. As a hypothetical example, a 180 m² mid-to-high-range home would be in the region of €288,000-396,000 in construction costs, but the real cost depends on your project.
What affects the price
The price depends above all on the built floor area, the number of storeys and the complexity of the structure, the level of specification you choose for the envelope, services, kitchen, bathrooms and joinery, and the characteristics of the plot (slope, ground type, access and available utility connections).
That is why we prefer to give you a fixed price once we have studied the design, with the works itemised, rather than a per-square-metre figure that later fails to match your case. That way you know exactly what your construction will cost from day one.
Making the most of your budget
How to keep costs down without giving up what matters
Building for less is not about choosing the cheapest option for everything: it is about knowing where to invest and where to hold back. After 35 years, this is what we tend to advise anyone working to a tight budget who does not want to regret their home.
Don’t cut corners on the envelope or on what you can’t see. The structure, the insulation, the waterproofing and the services are the skeleton of the home. Saving there is the costliest mistake in the medium term, because redoing it means tearing into work that is already built and paid for. A well-insulated house pays for itself in climate-control bills.
You can adjust on finishes and furniture. Today there are flooring, joinery and wall finishes that offer excellent value for money and a superb result. The odd indulgence —a kitchen island, a special wall finish, the final decoration and interior design— can be held back for a second phase without affecting how livable the home is.
A simple layout costs less. Complex shapes, large cantilevers and split levels push up the cost of the structure. A compact, well-oriented volume brings down the cost of construction and improves efficiency, without giving up an attractive home. What matters is that the design accounts for where you want to get to right from the start.
Want a figure tailored to your project?
Tell us about the plot, the square metres and the home you have in mind. We reply within 24-48 hours, with no obligation.
05 The Batecs method
How we build your home, step by step
A clear, orderly process, from the first sketch to the fully legalised handover of keys.
Preliminary design and advice
We assess the plot, the planning rules and your needs, and give shape to the idea for your home —with no obligation.
Design and licence
We develop the technical design with registered professionals, agree the price item by item and process the building licence.
Foundations and structure
Groundworks, foundations and structure —the base that supports the whole home and that allows no shortcuts.
Envelope and services
External walls, roof, façade, insulation and the electrical, plumbing, drainage and climate-control services.
Finishes and outdoor spaces
Flooring, joinery, kitchen, bathrooms, paintwork and the landscaping of the plot, terrace, garden and pool.
Handover and legalisation
Final inspection, certificate of completion, first-occupancy licence and handover of the home ready to live in.
Behind the scenes
The phases of a new build, explained
Beyond the six-step summary, this is what actually happens when a house is built from scratch. Knowing the order helps you understand why timelines are what they are, and why coordination between design and construction matters so much.
1. Preliminary design and full design
First we study what the planning rules allow on your plot —buildable area, heights, setbacks— and define the home in the preliminary design. Then the construction design is developed, with all the calculations, drawings and measurements. It is the least eye-catching phase, but a well-prepared design prevents most problems on site.
2. Licence and start on site
With the design in hand, the major works licence is applied for at the town hall. Processing times vary from one municipality to another, which is why it pays to plan for them from the outset. In parallel, the price is agreed item by item and the build is planned. We always recommend confirming the procedures and fees with the relevant town hall.
3. Foundations, structure and envelope
This is when the real construction begins: groundworks, foundations and structure, followed by the external walls, roof and façade. Here the home takes on its shape. Much of its durability and efficiency is decided at this point, so the insulation and waterproofing are handled with great care.
4. Services, finishes and handover
The services are installed and, on top of them, the finishes: flooring, joinery, kitchen, bathrooms, paintwork and outdoor spaces. It ends with legalisation —certificate of completion and first-occupancy licence— and the handover. Throughout every phase you have a single point of contact who tells you where the build is and what comes next.
The references to licences, fees and regulations are indicative; they should always be checked with the town hall of the municipality where you build. At Batecs we guide you through that process.
06 Your decision
Turnkey building vs. self-managing the project yourself
The difference is not the hourly rate, but who takes responsibility for the final result and the coordination of the whole build.
You coordinate the build
- You hire the architect, builder and installers separately.
- If something goes wrong, each party blames the one before.
- Timelines overlap and stretch out with no control.
- You handle the surprises and the site visits.
- Hard to know the total cost until the very end.
We take on the whole
- A single fixed price, itemised in detail.
- One point of contact for everything.
- Planned phases and committed timelines.
- We coordinate the design, the trades and the licences; you decide.
- You know the construction cost from day one.
07 Real projects
Detached homes we have built
A selection of the kind of representative detached homes we build in Valencia and the Camp de Túria.
Detached home in stone
A Mediterranean-style detached home with a natural stone façade, laid out over two storeys and opening onto the garden. A well-insulated structure and envelope, with wood and stone finishes for a bright, low-maintenance home.
Villa with porch and pool
A detached home with seamless indoor-outdoor flow: a covered porch, a wooden pergola and a pool set into the plot. The orientation was used to gain natural light and reduce climate-control costs.
Home with porch and natural finishes
A home with a Mediterranean language of wood and stone, covered outdoor living areas and a carefully resolved envelope. The outdoor spaces were designed alongside the house so that terrace, garden and home would form a single whole.
You can see more finished homes and renovations in our projects gallery and in the villa renovations portfolio.
08 Specifications
Structure, envelope, services and finishes
We advise you so that every item earns its place —not just on looks, but on durability, efficiency and maintenance too.
Foundations and structure
Concrete foundations and structure engineered for your ground and your home —the base that guarantees safety and durability.
Envelope and façade
External walls with good insulation, a ventilated or external-insulation (SATE) façade, a waterproofed roof and thermally broken joinery.
Climate control and services
An air-source heat pump, underfloor heating and cooling, brand-new electrics and plumbing, with the option of home automation for an efficient home.
Flooring and wall finishes
Large-format porcelain, microcement or natural wood; tiling and wall finishes chosen for both use and design.
Joinery and kitchen
Bespoke doors, wardrobes and kitchen, complete bathrooms and quality fittings, with a design that runs coherently throughout the home.
Natural finishes
Stone and wood well integrated, very much in keeping with the Mediterranean style of many homes in the area.
More than looks
The chance to build an efficient home from the very first brick
A new build is the best moment to create a genuinely efficient home, because everything is decided from scratch. A well-insulated, well-oriented house uses far less for climate control and is more comfortable all year round.
Good façade and roof insulation, thermally broken joinery with double glazing, and an air-source heat pump with underfloor heating noticeably reduce energy use compared with older solutions. The building code (CTE) already demands high efficiency levels, but at Batecs we help you go a step further where it genuinely shows.
It is not about spending more, but about investing where you feel it every month: in thermal comfort, in quiet and in lower bills. We advise you on which solutions make sense for your project and which you can leave for a second phase.
09 Before you start
Mistakes worth avoiding when building
- Buying the plot without first checking what the planning rules allow you to build.
- Starting the build without a complete design and a fixed, itemised price.
- Hiring the architect, builder and installers separately, with no one to coordinate.
- Choosing the cheapest specifications for the structure, insulation and services that later end up hidden.
- Forgetting to plan the plot’s water, electricity and drainage connections.
- Underestimating licence timelines and leaving the final legalisation to the last minute.
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Detached homes by Batecs
Finishes from a detached home handed over in the Camp de Túria.
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Coverage
Areas where we build new homes
We build detached homes in the city of Valencia, in La Eliana —where we are based— and across every municipality of the Camp de Túria and l’Horta Nord.
La Eliana
Paterna
Bétera
Godella
Llíria
Rocafort
Riba-roja
Moncada
Alboraya
Meliana
Puçol
Paiporta
La Cañada
San Antonio de Benagéber
La Pobla de Vallbona
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about new-build homes
How much does it cost to build a house in Valencia?
As an indicative market guide for 2026, construction usually runs between ≈€1,200-1,600/m² at standard level and €2,200-3,000/m² or more at the high end. It depends on the floor area, the number of storeys, the specifications and the plot. The land, the licences, the fees and the professional fees are all separate. Once we have studied the design, we give you a fixed, itemised price.
How long does it take to build a detached home?
Between processing the licence and carrying out the works, the whole process usually takes one to two years. The build itself, once the licence has been granted, is typically 10 to 14 months for a medium-sized home. In our proposal we give you a phased plan with realistic timelines.
Do I need an architect to build my house?
Yes. A new-build home requires a technical design drawn up by an architect and site management by qualified professionals. At Batecs we coordinate the design, the site management and the construction within a single service, so that the people who design and the people who build speak the same language.
What does turnkey building mean?
It means we hand over the home finished and ready to move into, with a single person responsible for the design, licence, structure, services, finishes and legalisation. You make the important decisions and we coordinate all the trades and the timelines, so you never have to act as your own site manager.
What licences do I need to build a home?
A new-build home requires a major works licence and, on completion, the certificate of completion and the first-occupancy licence so it can be lived in. The procedures and fees vary from one municipality to another. We advise you and handle the paperwork, but you should always confirm the details with the relevant town hall.
Do you handle the design, the licence and the build?
Yes. We coordinate the technical design, the site management, the processing of the licence and the complete build through to the fully legalised handover. The advantage of doing it all with us is that there is a single point of contact responsible for making everything fit together.
Can I build on my plot in the Camp de Túria?
In most cases yes, but it depends on what the planning rules allow on your plot: buildable area, heights, setbacks and land type. Before you commit, we study the plot and the municipality’s rules to confirm that your idea for a home is feasible.
Do you work to a fixed price?
Yes. After the design we give you a fixed, itemised price that we hold to throughout the build. It only changes if you decide to widen the scope or if a justified unforeseen issue arises (in the ground, for example), and in that case it is communicated and approved with you before we continue —never as a surprise.
Is it better to build or to buy a home to renovate?
It depends on your priorities. Building gives you a home entirely tailored to you and efficient from day one, but it requires a plot and longer licence timelines. Buying to renovate is usually quicker and can pay off if the location and the structure are good. During our visit we give you an honest opinion based on your situation; it is also worth considering our full home renovations.
Do you build efficient homes with an air-source heat pump?
Yes. We design homes with good insulation, high-performance joinery and air-source heat pump systems with underfloor heating for low energy use. A new build is the best moment to achieve an efficient home, because everything is decided from scratch and in compliance with the building code (CTE).
Which areas do you build new homes in?
In the city of Valencia, La Eliana and every municipality of the Camp de Túria and l’Horta Nord: Paterna, Bétera, Godella, Llíria, Rocafort, Riba-roja, San Antonio de Benagéber, La Cañada, La Pobla de Vallbona and the surrounding area.
In short
New-build construction in Valencia builds your detached home from the ground up —design, licence, foundations, structure, envelope, services, finishes and outdoor spaces— under a single point of contact and at a fixed price. At Batecs we carry it out with our own in-house team and hand it over turnkey and fully legalised, ready to move straight in.
As an indicative market guide, construction usually runs between ≈€1,200-1,600/m² (standard) and €2,200-3,000+/m² (high end), with the plot, the licences and the professional fees all separate. We set the real price for your home after studying the design and the plot —no surprises.
Let’s talk about your home
Request your new-build quote
Tell us about your plot and the home you have in mind, and we will advise you with no obligation. We reply within 24-48 hours.
As well as new-build construction, at Batecs we carry out villa renovations, full home renovations, swimming pool construction and painting and interior design. Discover our projects gallery too, and all our renovation services. We also build in Bétera and La Pobla de Vallbona.