This key-ready apartment is situated in Jesús Pobre, an inland village in the Marina Alta region of Alicante province on the Costa Blanca. The property offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 106 m² of living space within a residential community that includes a communal pool and lift. Built in 1970 and described as ready to occupy without renovation, the home includes a covered private terrace and a private parking space. The asking price is fixed at €285,000. Daily amenities such as a pharmacy (146 m) and a supermarket (1.7 km) are within walking or short driving distance, while the beaches of Dénia lie roughly 5.3 km away as the crow flies.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Jesús Pobre sits inland at the foot of the Montgó massif, roughly 5.3 km from the nearest beach at Dénia as the crow flies. The village position means beaches and marinas are a short drive rather than walking distance, while golf courses (Llebeig at 1.5 km, Gregal at 1.7 km) are among the closest amenities. Dénia's hospital lies 4.4 km away in a straight line.
The apartment combines three bedrooms and two full bathrooms with a covered terrace, lift access and a private parking space. A utility room and WiFi are included. The 106 m² layout suits year-round occupation or extended stays for a family, and the communal pool adds seasonal recreation without private maintenance responsibilities.
This is not a new-build project. The apartment forms part of an existing development completed in 1970 and is described as key-ready, meaning it can be occupied directly without renovation work. Buyers should expect construction standards and finishes of that era rather than contemporary new-build specifications, despite the property's reported good condition.
The property is an existing 1970 build, so it lacks modern new-build features such as recent energy technology or developer warranties. No private pool or private garden is included; outdoor swimming is communal. The location is inland: sea views and beach access on foot are not part of the offering. The data specifies no plot, and details on heating or air-conditioning systems are not provided.
This apartment fits several recognisable situations. A family needing three bedrooms and two bathrooms within a modest budget for the Marina Alta will find the 106 m² layout practical, particularly with the lift and private parking space. Buyers seeking a quieter, more Spanish village atmosphere, Jesús Pobre rather than a coastal resort, while remaining a short drive from Dénia's beaches, hospital and marinas form a second group. Golf players are a specific case: with the Llebeig and Gregal courses 1.5–1.7 km away, the home functions as a convenient base for regular play. Retirees or part-year residents who want step-free access, a lift and low-maintenance communal grounds may also find the setup workable, since the pool and building exterior are managed collectively. The property is less suited to buyers who want to walk to the beach, who require a private pool or garden, or who prioritise contemporary new-build construction standards. The 1970 construction date means the home suits purchasers comfortable with an older building that has been maintained, rather than those seeking developer warranties or modern energy performance. Households without a car can manage daily errands on foot and use the four local bus lines, but for beach trips, hospital visits and airport journeys a vehicle clearly widens the radius.
The apartment is documented as being in good condition and ready to occupy without renovation. Photographic analysis of the listing shows a blue fitted kitchen with an island and integrated refrigerator, bedrooms with wooden fitted wardrobes receiving natural light, a hallway with bench and built-in storage, and a furnished balcony with plants, seating and a mountain view. The covered terrace is an intentional outdoor living space rather than a bare balcony. The independent kitchen design, utility room and hallway storage indicate a layout planned for year-round domestic use rather than short holiday stays. Construction dates from 1970, which frames expectations: the building belongs to an established community with a lift and a communal pool, and the interior has evidently been updated, the kitchen island and fitted wardrobes are not original 1970 features, although the exact scope and dates of renovation are not specified in the data. Buyers verifying condition should pay particular attention to the electrical installation, plumbing, windows and any climate-control systems in a building of this age, as these items are not detailed in the available documentation. Features listed include WiFi readiness, a utility room, the lift in the building, the covered terrace and private parking. The overall picture is a maintained resale home with functional, updated interiors rather than a designer refurbishment, consistent with its position in the market at €285,000.
The apartment carries a fixed asking price of €285,000. This is an existing resale property in a 1970 building, not a new-build development with a price list, so the figure applies to this specific home rather than a range of units. For context, comparable new-build or key-ready apartments in the wider region start at roughly €160,000 in Torrevieja and €227,000 in Urbanización El Raso, though those are different locations and building types. The price should be weighed against the property's 106 m² of living space, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, private parking space and communal pool access. Availability is immediate, as the home is described as key-ready.
Daily life in this apartment revolves around a small inland village with a practical rhythm. The pharmacy sits 146 metres away and a supermarket 1.7 km, meaning most errands are manageable on foot or with a very short drive. The village itself offers a handful of restaurants, banks and a café within 2 km, which covers basic social and daily needs without the tourist density of the coast. The apartment sits on the first floor of a building with a lift, with a covered private terrace oriented towards mountain views, a setting more associated with rural village life than with frontline coastal living. The living-dining area connects to the terrace, which functions as an outdoor room for much of the year given the regional climate. The independent kitchen includes an island and ample storage, and there is a separate utility room and hallway storage, which helps keep a 106 m² layout workable for a family or for longer stays. Beaches such as Platja de la Marineta Cassiana lie 5.3 km away as the crow flies, so beach visits are planned trips by car of roughly ten minutes rather than spontaneous walks. Golf is unusually close: the Llebeig and Gregal courses sit 1.5–1.7 km from the door. An electric-vehicle charging point is 97 metres away. A car is useful here but not essential for everything, since four public transport lines serve the wider area with 18 stops, and Teulada's station is listed 0.3 km away in the data. The overall pattern is a quiet village base with the coast, golf and Dénia's hospital and marinas within a short radius.
The immediate surroundings are those of a working inland village. Within a 2 km radius the data lists five restaurants, three banks and one café, alongside the pharmacy at 146 m and the supermarket at 1.7 km. This supports a self-sufficient daily routine without depending on the coastal towns. Hospital Denia lies 4.4 km away in a straight line, a meaningful proximity for permanent residents. For recreation and exercise, three municipal sports centres sit between 2.5 and 3.3 km away in neighbouring Gata de Gorgos and beyond. Electric-vehicle owners can charge 97 m from the property, with a further Iberdrola point 4.2 km away. Public transport consists of four lines and 18 stops in the area, and train connections are listed at Teulada (0.3 km per the data), Benissa (2.7 km) and Gata (5.3 km), giving rail access along the coast. The village sits at roughly 110–180 m elevation per the datasets, on gentle terrain at the base of the Montgó, meaning walks are manageable rather than steep. The nearest beaches, Platja de la Marineta Cassiana (5.3 km), Platja del Cagarritar (5.9 km) and Platja de les Arenetes (6.8 km), all straight-line, and Dénia's three marinas (5.2–5.7 km) sit within one short drive, making coastal outings easy without coastal noise or summer crowds at the door.
The map shows the apartment's position in the village of Jesús Pobre, between the Montgó slopes and the golf courses of Llebeig and Gregal, with Dénia's beaches and marinas a short distance to the northeast. Straight-line distances are shown; actual road routes may be longer. Nearby markers include the supermarket, pharmacy, hospital and rail stations.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Jesús Pobre occupies a village position in the Marina Alta, the northernmost coastal comarca of Alicante province, roughly equidistant, 70–90 km straight-line, from the regional cities of Alicante and Valencia. Within the local hierarchy it functions as a quiet inland satellite of Dénia, whose hospitals, marinas and beaches lie five to six kilometres away. Compared with the Costa del Sol further south, this part of the Costa Blanca is less densely developed and more oriented towards established Spanish village life mixed with international residents. The property's position between golf courses, mountain slopes and the coast defines its regional niche.
Accessibility from Jesús Pobre is a mixed picture that favowers, favours, a car-owning household. The nearest beaches are 5.3–6.8 km away as the crow flies, with actual road distances somewhat longer, so beach visits are drives of roughly ten minutes. Dénia's Real Club Náutico, Marina de Dénia and Marina El Portet lie 5.2–5.7 km away in a straight line. Hospital Denia is 4.4 km distant, and the golf courses Llebeig (1.5 km) and Gregal (1.7 km) are the closest recreational facilities of all. Airport access requires planning: Alicante-Elche (ALC) is approximately 76 km away in a straight line and Valencia (VLC) about 98 km, translating to drives of well over an hour. Regional cities, Alicante (70 km, around 339,000 inhabitants) and Valencia (85 km, around 803,000), are reachable for day trips or services. Locally, four bus lines with 18 stops cover everyday mobility, and a car is described as convenient but not strictly necessary for everything, given walkable pharmacy and shopping distances and nearby rail stations listed at 0.3–5.3 km.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 76 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 98 km |
| Teulada | 0.3 km |
| Benissa | 2.7 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data points to a classic Mediterranean profile: average monthly temperatures ranging from 11°C in the coolest month to 26°C in the warmest, with an annual average of 18.5°C. This supports terrace use and outdoor living for most of the year, which matters directly for this apartment's covered terrace and the communal pool. The swimming season is recorded as four months with sea temperatures of 20°C or above, roughly June through September, so sea swimming is seasonal rather than year-round, while the communal pool extends local options in summer. The village sits at approximately 110–180 m above sea level depending on the dataset, on the lower slopes near the Montgó massif. This elevation gives the apartment its mountain views from the terrace while keeping the terrain walkable. The inland position at this modest altitude slightly softens summer heat compared with the immediate waterfront and brings cooler evenings, and the surrounding combination of mountain and agricultural landscape defines the natural setting more than the coastline does.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Beach life is close but not immediate: Platja de la Marineta Cassiana, the nearest sandy beach, lies 5.3 km away as the crow flies, with Platja del Cagarritar (5.9 km) and Platja de les Arenetes (6.8 km) offering alternatives within a short drive. These Dénia beaches sit in a section of coast with several Blue Flag awards, although the specific flag status of each individual beach should be verified for the current season. Recreation inland is unusually strong on golf: the Llebeig course at 1.5 km and Gregal at 1.7 km make this one of the more golf-accessible village locations in the data, with Club de Golf Jávea a further 8.2 km away. Water sports and mooring facilities concentrate at Dénia's three marinas, 5.2–5.7 km distant. For land sports, municipal sports centres at Gata de Gorgos (2.5 km) and two neighbouring municipalities (3.2 and 3.3 km) provide indoor and court facilities. Hiking on the Montgó massif is a natural extension of the village location. The communal pool on site covers daily swimming without travel during the warmer months.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 11.3°C | 41 mm |
| February | 11.6°C | 32 mm |
| March | 13.8°C | 44 mm |
| April | 15.8°C | 55 mm |
| May | 19.0°C | 21 mm |
| June | 22.8°C | 13 mm |
| July | 25.7°C | 3 mm |
| August | 26.3°C | 28 mm |
| September | 23.3°C | 38 mm |
| October | 19.8°C | 43 mm |
| November | 14.8°C | 72 mm |
| December | 12.1°C | 46 mm |
Ref: VL240087
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
At a fixed €285,000, this Jesús Pobre apartment sits above the entry price of the listed comparables: APARTMENTS PALANGRE BEACH in Torrevieja from €160,000, EDIFICIO SUN & CENTER in Torrevieja from €169,000, and OASIS LAGUNA 2, FASE II in Urbanización El Raso from €227,000. The comparison illustrates two distinct products within the wider Costa Blanca market. The Torrevieja and El Raso options are lower-priced coastal or near-coastal developments in the southern Costa Blanca, closer to Alicante-Elche airport and oriented towards high-volume international second-home demand. This apartment, by contrast, buys into the Marina Alta in the north: an established inland village with a Spanish year-round population, the Montgó natural backdrop, and an unusually strong golf position with two courses within 1.7 km. Where Torrevieja offers coastal convenience at scale, Jesús Pobre offers village quiet with the coast a deliberate five-to-six-kilometre drive. Per square metre, the €285,000 asking price over 106 m² equates to roughly €2,690 per m², which for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with private parking and a lift is in line with Marina Alta resale levels and generally below new-build pricing on the nearby Dénia coast. The property's trade-off is age: a 1970 building with updated interiors competes against newer comparables on specification, but compensates with space, location character and immediate availability. Buyers weighing this home against the southern alternatives should also factor the airport question: 76 km straight-line to Alicante-Elche versus significantly shorter transfers to Torrevieja, which matters for frequent flyers.
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