Start at the entrance
During a viewing, record the approach road, the proposed entry point and where a vehicle could turn or stop. Ask how the entrance and parking would connect to the main living level. The route you use every day deserves as much attention as the terrace view.
Map the levels before arranging the rooms
Ask for a measured understanding of the land. Where the site has level changes, discuss how they would be handled through the structure, outdoor steps, retaining elements and drainage. Avoid assuming that the pool, garden and house can all sit on one level without checking.
Bring outdoor circulation into the brief
Think about the journey between the kitchen, dining terrace and pool, including shade and places to sit out of the way of circulation. If step-free movement matters to you, state that requirement before the layout is developed.
Price the site work visibly
Ask how excavation, access arrangements and external structures are reflected in the preliminary budget. Keep assumptions recorded until sufficient site information is available. A house-only area rate will not explain the cost of these works.
Questions to take to a site meeting
- Which planning parameters apply to this exact parcel?
- What survey or technical information is missing?
- How could the site affect the proposed design and construction access?
- Which external works and connections need separate allowances?
- What should be resolved before a purchase or construction commitment?
Use the area name as a starting point
This page is a viewing and briefing checklist for a possible project in Maryvilla, Calpe. It does not confirm that any advertised parcel can be developed or that all sites share the same characteristics. Ask your appointed professionals to assess the particular land and proposal.
Read the Calpe plot comparison guide alongside the complete budget guide. If you have a listing or land reference, send the details to First Estate Construction and explain what you hope to build.