Tourist house with sea views and high rental yield in Alicante Old Town Located at the highest point

Perched at the pinnacle of Alicante's historic Santa Cruz neighbourhood, this exceptional detached house boasts unparalleled panoramic views of the city, Santa Bárbara Castle, and the Mediterranean Sea. A rare gem in the heart of Alicante's Old Town, it presents a unique opportunity for discerning investors and buyers seeking a luxurious home with substantial rental potential. The property is meticulously distributed over four floors, divided into two fully independent tourist apartments. This thoughtful layout makes it an attractive prospect for those looking to capitalize on the lucrative short-term rental market. With recent renovations that seamlessly blend historic charm with modern design and quality finishes, the house exudes sophistication and elegance. Two spectacular rooftop terraces are the crowning glory of this property, providing 360° panoramic views that rank among the finest private viewpoints in Alicante. As the sun moves across the sky, all rooms are bathed in abundant natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere that is both uplifting and serene. Currently, the property generates an impressive €90,000 per year in short-term tourist rental income, with high occupancy rates and year-round demand. This substantial rental yield, combined with its prime location just minutes from the city centre, port, beach, and all services, positions it as one of the most compelling real estate investment opportunities in Alicante. Whether you're an investor seeking a lucrative venture or a buyer looking for a unique and luxurious home, this exceptional property offers a rare combination of history, views, privacy, location, and profitability. With its rich aesthetic, comfortable living spaces, and strong rental appeal, it stands out as a truly unique opportunity in the Alicante market. Discover your next home in the sun with Real Estate by Gardewik – experts in luxury properties on the Costa Blanca since 1986.