Why the exact plot matters
Privacy depends on levels, neighbouring windows, road position and landscaping. Review the site plan, finished levels and the relationship between the house, pool terrace and adjoining plots.
Orientation changes shade, wind and how often outdoor areas are comfortable. Visit the area at different times and drive the route to the coast, schools and city rather than relying on straight-line distances.
Define “turnkey” in writing
Furniture, appliances, landscaping, pool equipment and climate systems should be listed in the contract specification. Marketing photographs are not an inclusion schedule.
- Confirm pool dimensions, filtration, plant access and warranty.
- Record brands or performance standards for finishes and systems.
- Arrange independent snagging before final acceptance.
- Collect permits, warranties, manuals and commissioning records.
A villa collection for this search
The Tychonas Sanctuary Villas are presented as detached turnkey homes with private pools, furniture and landscaping. Request the current villa allocation, plot plans and written inclusion schedule. Legal title, VAT and contract terms require independent verification.
Focused buyer questions
What should turnkey include?
Only items listed in the signed specification should be treated as included: furniture, appliances, landscaping and systems must be explicit.
Does every villa have the same privacy and view?
No. Plot levels, orientation and neighbours differ, so each villa must be assessed individually.
When should snagging take place?
Arrange an independent inspection before final acceptance, with defects and completion deadlines recorded in writing.
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