The development, now on the market, comprises 64 one-, two- and three-bedroom homes with views over the Turia Gardens.
Atitlan Desarrollos Inmobiliarios (ATDI) and Grupo ÉFER have launched Zenit Moreras, a new residential development on Calle Suiza, in Valencia’s Las Moreras neighbourhood. The site is next to the Turia Gardens and the area of the future PAI del Grao urban development.
The development comprises 60 one-, two- and three-bedroom homes, ranging from 56 to 124 sq m, on the third to tenth floors, as well as four exclusive penthouses. Each home comes with a parking space and a storage room.
Communal facilities include a residents’ social club on the ground floor and a spectacular rooftop swimming pool, with exceptional views of the Turia Gardens and the Mediterranean Sea. The project also includes a retail unit on the ground floor, while the first and second floors will be allocated to tertiary use.
Zenit Moreras is designed for people who want to enjoy life in Valencia, with inspiring views, carefully considered details and contemporary architecture. Its homes feature spacious, light-filled interiors, large terraces and a carefully selected range of materials and finishes, creating elegant, practical spaces for everyday living.
Sales are now under way through Olivares Consultores. Construction is due to begin in 2027, with completion scheduled for the first half of 2029.
Revitalising the urban environment
Zenit Moreras is another step towards the revitalisation of Las Moreras, a neighbourhood between Nazaret and the future PAI del Grao development. Close to the coast and next to the Turia Gardens, the area is evolving to include new residential and tertiary developments.
The scheme forms part of the transformation of the Grao area and Valencia’s waterfront, one of the city’s areas to have undergone significant urban development in recent years.
Atitlan strengthens its commitment to Valencia
With the launch of Zenit Moreras, Atitlan continues to expand its real estate activity in Valencia, where it is developing projects across different areas of the residential market and urban development. These include urban transformation projects such as PAI del Grao and PAI Fausto Elio.