This newly completed villa stands in Altea on the Costa Blanca, within walking reach of daily amenities and a short distance from the Mediterranean coastline. The property offers five bedrooms, six bathrooms and 470 m² of living space on a 1,560 m² plot. A glass lift and staircase connect three levels, each oriented to the south with sea views. Construction was completed in 2025 and the home is key-ready. Prices for this project start from €6,490,000. Altea combines a historic town centre, a working fishing heritage and a residential coastal setting 58 km from Alicante-Elche airport.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa sits in Altea, a coastal municipality in the Valencian Community on the Costa Blanca. Platja del Cap Negret lies 0.7 km away as the crow flies, with the supermarket at 1.7 km and the train station also 1.7 km. The terrain towards the beach is flat, with a gradient of 0.9%. Altea's old town, Port d'Altea and several Blue Flag beaches are all within a few kilometres.
The layout serves a household that values space and privacy: five ensuite bedrooms across two floors, a kitchen open to the lounge, a 300 m² terrace and a 50 m² infinity pool. Storage, a utility room, a pantry and a two-car garage support year-round living. Fitted wardrobes and a fully equipped kitchen reduce the work needed before moving in.
The project is completed and delivered key-ready in 2025, with construction status listed as finished. This means buyers can inspect the actual finished home rather than plans or renders, and the standard new-build purchase guarantees and documentation apply. The villa has a KNX smart electrical system, pre-installed air conditioning and a photovoltaic installation already in place.
The property does not include a communal pool or shared sports facilities; recreation is private, centred on its own pool and terrace. The nearest hospital is 15 km away. Air conditioning is pre-installed rather than fully fitted. There is no mention of underfloor heating, a sauna or staff accommodation in the provided specifications.
This villa fits a buyer seeking a finished, move-in-ready home of substantial scale rather than a renovation project or an off-plan purchase. It suits households that need five ensuite bedrooms, for example, families with older children, multigenerational arrangements, or owners who regularly host guests for long stays. The glass lift connecting all three floors is relevant for buyers planning to live in the property into later life, or for whom stairs alone would be a barrier. The south orientation and panoramic glazing appeal to those prioritising sea views from every principal room, including towards Altea and Benidorm. A buyer who values energy independence may find the photovoltaic system, supplying free daytime electricity across more than 300 sunny days a year, a practical consideration. The location also matters: buyers wanting to be within walking or short driving distance of Altea's amenities, the beach at Cap Negret 0.7 km away and the railway station 1.7 km away will find the position convenient, while those seeking a fully secluded hillside estate with large land would need to look elsewhere. Finally, the property serves international buyers who want a Costa Blanca base near both Alicante (47 km) and Valencia (101 km), with two airports within roughly 105 km.
The villa is delivered with a fully fitted kitchen, integrated with the lounge area, and a large pantry behind it. Every bathroom includes a bidet, and four bathrooms additionally have a urinal, an unusual level of specification that indicates the build was customised rather than standardised. Bedrooms arrive with large double beds and built-in wardrobes, so the home is offered furnished at a turnkey level. The glazing is a defining technical feature: floor-to-ceiling glass walls in the bedrooms and bathrooms, and expansive glass walls on the top living floor, all facing south. Sun-blocking blinds are fitted throughout, designed to preserve the view while managing heat, and each bathroom has full blackout blinds for privacy when lights are on in the evening. Building services include a KNX smart electrical system, which allows centralised control of lighting, blinds and climate functions, and pre-installed air conditioning, meaning the indoor units and piping are in place but final units may need confirmation with the seller. The photovoltaic system generates electricity during daylight hours, which on the Costa Blanca's 300-plus sunny days a year offsets a meaningful share of daytime consumption, relevant given the fully glazed, south-facing design. Externally, the 50 m² infinity pool, the covered barbecue area and the two-car garage complete the specification. The three-floor circulation with glass elevator and staircase is a structural feature that shapes both daily use and long-term accessibility.
The project is listed with a from-price of €6,490,000 for a single key-ready villa completed in 2025. The specification covers 470 m² of built living space on a 1,560 m² plot, with five bedrooms and six bathrooms. Given that this is a finished, turnkey property with a glass lift, KNX home automation, a photovoltaic system and a private infinity pool, the price reflects the completed specification rather than an off-plan entry level. Availability should be confirmed directly, as a single-unit listing at this level leaves no alternative unit types within the project. Delivery dates are indicative; completion status is stated as 2025.
Daily life in this villa revolves around its vertical layout and south-facing orientation. Level 1 functions as the service floor: a garage for two cars, a walk-in closet, a laundry room and substantial storage. Level 2 holds four bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and built-in wardrobes, all with floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Level 3 combines the master suite, with two walk-in closets, a bathroom with both shower and bathtub, and a separate toilet, with an open living, dining and kitchen area backed by a pantry. A guest bathroom sits in the foyer. The three floors are linked by a glass elevator and a staircase, which matters practically: shopping, laundry and storage sit on the garage level, while sleeping and living occupy the two upper floors. Outside, the roughly 300 m² terrace carries a 50 m² infinity pool measuring 4.4 by 11.3 metres with a depth of 1.3 metres, plus a covered barbecue area next to the kitchen. Because all windows face south, the main rooms receive sun throughout the day, with sun-blocking blinds managing heat and glare. The setting supports both full-time residence and extended stays: a supermarket 1.7 km away, a pharmacy 3.2 km, a sports centre 0.5 km and a railway station 1.7 km keep everyday errands manageable without depending solely on the car. Altea itself, with about 24,600 inhabitants, remains active outside the summer months, so restaurants, banks and cafés within 2 km of the property, 68 restaurants and 25 cafés are registered, stay within easy reach across seasons.
Altea is a municipality of about 24,600 inhabitants (2025) spread over 34.4 km², positioned on the Costa Blanca north of Benidorm. Within 2 km of the villa, the data lists 68 restaurants, 25 cafés, 14 banks and 7 pharmacies, which indicates a genuinely year-round service level rather than a seasonal resort strip. The nearest supermarket lies 1.7 km away and a pharmacy 3.2 km. For sport, the Polideportivo Altea Garganes is 0.5 km away, Club de Tenis Altea 2.5 km and a public swimming pool 1.7 km. Healthcare beyond local clinics requires a trip: the nearest hospital is 15 km distant. Families considering relocation should note two international schools within range: Costa Blanca International College at 6.8 km and Lope de Vega International School at 9.0 km. The train stations of Altea and Olla Altea, both 1.7 km away, connect the town along the coastal line towards Alicante and Valencia. Five public transport lines with 30 stops serve the municipality. A car is convenient but not strictly necessary for every trip, since the flat gradient of 0.9% towards the beach makes walking and cycling realistic options for daily errands in good weather.
The map shows the villa's position relative to Altea's coastline: Cap Negret beach 0.7 km away, the town's amenities within 2 km and the train station at 1.7 km. Golf courses, marinas and the route towards Benidorm and Alicante frame the wider area.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Altea sits on the northern Costa Blanca, between Calpe and Benidorm, and roughly midway between Alicante (47 km) and Valencia (101 km). The town is known for its whitewashed old town, its church square overlooking the bay and a long-established artistic community, which gives it a quieter, more residential character than the high-rise tourist belts immediately south. Within the wider region, Elche lies 68 km away. For property purposes, Altea positions itself as a mid-to-upper segment market on the Costa Blanca, distinct from both the denser Benidorm coastline and the more rural inland municipalities.
The nearest beach, Platja del Cap Negret, is 0.7 km away in a straight line; Platja de l'Espigó at 1.0 km and Playa del Bol at 1.3 km follow. Other beaches within about 2 km include Platja de la Barreta de Gualda (1.7 km), Platja de la Solsida (2.0 km) and Platja del Mascarat (2.1 km). Actual road distances will be longer than these straight-line figures. Golfers can reach Altea Club de Golf at 2.3–2.6 km, Club de Golf Ifach at 11 km and Meliá Villaitana at 15 km. Marinas at Port d'Altea (2.5 km), Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes (4.3 km) and Puerto Blanco (7.4 km) serve boat owners. Alicante-Elche Airport is roughly 58 km away as the crow flies, Valencia Airport about 105 km; both are realistic arrival routes for international owners. An electric-vehicle charging point sits 3.1 km from the villa, compatible with the two-car garage. By car, Alicante city (47 km straight-line) and Valencia (101 km) frame the region's two major urban anchors.
| Beach Distance | 0.7 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 58 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 105 km |
| Altea | 1.7 km |
| Olla Altea | 1.7 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Altea records an average annual temperature of 19.0°C, with a swimming season of about five months during which sea temperatures hold at 20°C or above. The villa sits at roughly 6 metres above sea level on terrain that falls only 0.9% towards the coast, meaning the walk to the beach involves no meaningful climb, in contrast to the stepped hillside streets of Altea's old town. The more than 300 sunny days per year cited for the region directly support the photovoltaic installation on the property. The surrounding landscape combines the Mediterranean coastline with the Sierra de Bernia rising immediately behind Altea, giving the area its characteristic backdrop of sea and mountain within a short drive. Viewpoints such as Torre de Bellaguarda (1.0 km) and Mirador Cronistes d'Espanya (1.4 km) mark the local walking terrain. Rainfall concentrates in the cooler months, and the climate data supports outdoor living on the south-facing terrace for most of the year.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Altea holds three Blue Flag beaches, Cap Blanc, El Bol and La Roda, which is the European standard for water quality, safety and services. Within about 2 km of the villa, six named beaches offer variety: the pebble-and-sand stretches around Cap Negret and l'Espigó closest to home, with the wider Platja del Mascarat near the marina at 2.1 km. Recreational facilities within easy range include Altea Club de Golf at 2.3 km, one of the Costa Blanca's shorter, established courses, plus Club de Golf Ifach (11 km) and Meliá Villaitana (15 km) for full 18-hole rounds. The three marinas nearby support sailing and water sports. On land, the Polideportivo Altea Garganes (0.5 km), Club de Tenis Altea (2.5 km) and Complex Esportiu Joan Montiel (2.6 km) cover municipal sports, tennis and general athletics. The villa's own 50 m² infinity pool and covered barbecue terrace provide private recreation, reducing dependence on external facilities for day-to-day leisure.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Altea is a city and municipality located in the Valencian Community, Spain, on the section of Mediterranean coast called the Costa Blanca.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.4°C | 50 mm |
| February | 13.2°C | 19 mm |
| March | 14.4°C | 73 mm |
| April | 16.2°C | 42 mm |
| May | 19.5°C | 29 mm |
| June | 23.8°C | 12 mm |
| July | 26.7°C | 7 mm |
| August | 27.0°C | 17 mm |
| September | 24.1°C | 41 mm |
| October | 20.7°C | 44 mm |
| November | 16.3°C | 37 mm |
| December | 13.6°C | 43 mm |
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Ref: VL935706
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
At a from-price of €6,490,000, this villa occupies the top end of the coastal new-build spectrum in the wider region covered here. The comparable projects listed sit in a different segment entirely: OCEANIC APARTMENTS in Rojales from €475,000, NUEVA DAYA VILLA in Daya Nueva from €453,000 and RESIDENTIAL VIVALIFE in Lomas de Cabo Roig from €369,000. Those three are southern Costa Blanca locations, Rojales, Daya Nueva and Cabo Roig, closer to Torrevieja and the Orihuela Costa, roughly an hour or more south of Altea by road. The price gap of more than €6 million reflects several measurable differences. First, this is a completed 470 m² detached villa with five ensuite bathrooms, a private infinity pool and a lift, against apartments and smaller villas delivered or under construction at the lower price points. Second, the location differs in character: Altea is a consolidated residential town with a historic centre, a year-round population of about 24,600 and three Blue Flag beaches, whereas the southern comparables sit in expatriate-focused developments where price-per-square-metre is structurally lower. Third, the technical specification here, KNX home automation, photovoltaic generation, floor-to-ceiling glazing throughout, four bathrooms with urinals, represents a customised, high-end build. Within Altea itself, the positioning near the flat coastal strip at 6 metres elevation, 0.7 km from Cap Negret, distinguishes it from hillside properties that trade easier beach access for elevation and views. Buyers comparing across the Costa Blanca should therefore treat the southern comparables as a different product class rather than direct alternatives; within Altea's own market, this villa competes with other finished large sea-view homes between the old town and the Altea, Calpe boundary. The decision factors are scale, finish level and turnkey condition rather than entry price.
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