If you don't mind being surrounded by unfinished business, let's be honest here, a bit of ugliness on the edge of Náquera but still with glorious views of the Sierra Calderona mountains, then this could be for you.

A bit of history first though. The financial crisis of 2008 hit hard and plans were abandoned leaving skeleton builds, ghost areas and foiled dreams. This building was finished in time but everything around it stayed frozen... until recently. Because yes, things are finally getting finished off around it, meaning that soon this property will no longer come with a side order of reminder about the desolation the great 2008 financial crisis caused.

And in the meantime, right across the road you have a Consum supermarket with electric car charging, and you can amble into town in five minutes.

Right, on to the good stuff. This is a top floor apartment with over 100m² of terraces in total, a parking space and a storage room, in a residential complex with a communal pool. Built in 2008 (There's that year again), the apartment itself is 84m², laid out over two bedrooms and two bathrooms (one en-suite), a kitchen with a utility gallery and a generous living and dining room of nearly 30m² that opens directly onto a lovely 26m² terrace.

But here's where it gets interesting. Directly above the apartment there is a second terrace, accessed via a spiral staircase from the first one, and it's the same footprint as the entire apartment. That's another 84m² of outdoor space, all to yourself, with spectacular 360º views taking in the mountains and on a clear day, the bay of Valencia.

And just one more thing... we have given a little push to a couple of the photos by virtually dressing them. The apartment is empty, the proverbial blank canvas both inside and on the terrace.

Don't let the surroundings put you off. The ugliness is temporary. The views are not.