Full home renovations in Vilamarxant, beside the river and the Túria Natural Park

Vilamarxant is a town in Camp de Túria that looks out over the river: it sits on the right bank of the Turia, right where the watercourse leaves the mountains and enters the plain, within the boundary of the Túria Natural Park. That relationship with water and woodland shapes the character of the town and, above all, the way people live here. Beyond the town centre, a large share of families live in villas and houses with their own plot spread across the urbanisations and scattered settlements of the municipality, with space, greenery and plenty of sunshine to make the most of.

That model of dispersed housing has a practical consequence for anyone looking to renovate: many of these houses were built decades ago, on generous plots and sometimes on rural land, with services that fall short today and outdoor areas crying out for an update. We are not talking about stacked flats, but detached family homes with a façade, roof, garden and, in most cases, a pool. Renovating them properly means thinking about the house from the inside out, not just changing the bathroom and the kitchen.

This is exactly where we fit in. We operate from La Eliana, the neighbouring town, which puts us in Vilamarxant within minutes to visit your home and coordinate the works close up. We know the kind of detached home that dominates Camp de Túria, its urbanisations and the way of working with the Vilamarxant Town Council. Villas with outdoor areas and pools are precisely our speciality: this is our ground, and we deliver it turnkey, with an in-house team and a fixed price.

02 What’s different here

What’s special about renovating in Vilamarxant

Renovating a home in Vilamarxant is nothing like renovating a flat in the city. What shapes the works most is that almost everything here is a detached family home with a plot, spread across urbanisations and scattered settlements, next to a protected natural area. These are the issues that weigh most when planning the renovation and the budget.

The villa with a plot and its continuity with the outdoors

The typical Vilamarxant home is a villa or a house with a garden, where the terrace, the porch and the pool are lived in just as much as the living room. That is why we approach the renovation by seeking to extend the indoors and outdoors into one another: large openings that connect the ground floor to the garden, floors that flow out onto the terrace, and a kitchen that looks onto the pool. Doing it all in a single job avoids redoing work twice and stops each trade passing the buck to the one before.

Older houses and works done by the book

A large part of Vilamarxant’s dispersed housing stock was built decades ago, in some cases on rural land, and the Town Council has long been working on regularising it through the territorial-impact minimisation plans provided for in the Valencian planning regulations. For a renovation this matters: it is best to start from the home’s actual situation, fit the works to the appropriate permit, and leave everything done by the book. We advise you on what type of work your house can take on and we handle the paperwork with the Vilamarxant Town Council.

Services, water and efficiency in dispersed housing

In a detached home of a certain age it usually means thoroughly renewing the plumbing and electrics, and reviewing how the utilities arrive, which in some urbanisations rely on private networks or tanks. On top of that, a detached home loses far more energy than a flat —it has an exposed façade, roof and floor— so the renovation is the moment to improve insulation, replace windows and consider an aerothermal system. In the Turia setting, where so much of life happens outdoors, that jump in comfort is felt all year round.