This detached villa is situated on a 3,559 m² flat plot in a quiet, rural setting inland of Javea, Alicante. Built in 1970 and key-ready, the property comprises two independent homes with separate entrances and a connecting gate: a traditional Mediterranean main villa and a modern guest villa. Together they offer six bedrooms, five bathrooms and 398 m² of living space, with a 10x5 pool, jacuzzi, gazebo and parking for six cars. The fixed asking price is €1,295,000. Distances below are straight-line: Arenal beach at 5.1 km and Javea Golf Club at 2.1 km.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property lies inland from Javea's coast in a quiet, rural environment. The nearest beach, Cala del Ministre, is 1.9 km as the crow flies, with Platja de l'Arenal at 5.1 km. A supermarket sits 3.2 km away and the hospital in Denia 9.4 km. The area is flat, with a gradient of 0.4% towards the sea. A car is necessary for daily travel.
The layout serves multi-generational or guest accommodation: a main villa with three upper-floor double bedrooms plus a flexible ground-floor room with en suite bathroom, and a separate guest villa with two en suite bedrooms. Outdoor space includes a 10x5 pool, jacuzzi, gazebo, irrigated garden and covered terraces. Storage, utility room and private parking complete the setup.
This is an existing home, completed in 1970 and delivered key-ready. The main villa follows a traditional Mediterranean style with tuff fireplace and wooden beams; the guest villa is modern in character. The property can be occupied immediately upon purchase. No construction phase or future delivery dates apply.
The property offers no sea-front position; the sea is visible in the distance from the naya but the coast lies several kilometres away. There is no communal facilities package, and public transport is limited to two stops nearby. Records show a large airport distance figure that appears inconsistent with the regional airports listed for the area; Alicante and Valencia are the practical options.
Ref: VL265729
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This property fits households seeking space and privacy within reach of the coast rather than a beachfront address. It suits buyers who want to accommodate guests or family independently: the two-villa structure with separate entrances allows simultaneous use without shared circulation. It also matches owners planning longer stays rather than short holiday visits, given the garden, irrigation system and year-round climate with an average annual temperature of 18.4°C. The property is less suited to buyers who rely on public transport or prefer walking to shops and restaurants. The rural location means a car is necessary for groceries, pharmacy visits and the beach. It also assumes willingness to maintain a large plot with a pool and extensive garden infrastructure; the automatic irrigation reduces workload but does not remove it. For families with children or visiting relatives, the six bedrooms and five bathrooms provide capacity that few apartments offer. The flat plot and 0.4% gradient to the beach make the terrain manageable on foot or by bicycle for recreational rides, though actual road distances are longer than straight-line figures. Buyers intending to modernise further should note the 1970 construction date and factor the age of systems such as the air conditioning and glazing into their planning, despite the tilt-and-turn double-glazed windows already installed.
The main villa reflects its 1970 origins with traditional elements retained: a tuff fireplace with wood burner, wooden ceiling beams and a naya with tuff arches opening to valley views. The kitchen is open-plan with a breakfast bar and connects to a laundry room. Interior finishes mix period character with practical updates, and the master bedroom includes an en suite shower bathroom while the other upstairs bedrooms share a bathroom with bathtub. Technical equipment is documented across both units. All windows are tilt-and-turn double glazing with shutters, improving insulation and security compared with older single-glazed Mediterranean builds. Hot and cold air conditioning serves both villas. Bathrooms are fitted with wall-mounted toilets throughout, a detail usually associated with more recent renovation work. The ground-floor flexible room has its own en suite bathroom with shower. The guest villa is contemporary in style: an open kitchen flowing into a large living-dining area with extensive glazing, a double-sided wood fireplace separating zones, and two double bedrooms each with en suite bathrooms and spacious showers. Externally, the plot is flat and arranged for privacy, with a 10x5 pool, built-in gazebo, outdoor jacuzzi, shower and parking for six cars. Garden irrigation is automatic. Structural and installation condition should be verified through a technical survey, standard practice for properties of this age.
The asking price is fixed at €1,295,000 for the entire property: both villas, the 3,559 m² plot, pool, gardens and parking area. There is no price list or unit variation, as this is a single existing home. At 398 m² of living space, the price corresponds to roughly €3,255 per m², excluding the value attributed to the land and outdoor facilities. Comparable new-build apartments elsewhere on the Costa Blanca start from €160,000, but these differ fundamentally in type, tenure and plot ownership. Buyers should verify annual running costs, including pool maintenance, irrigation and any applicable local taxes, during due diligence.
Daily life here revolves around the plot itself. Mornings can begin on the open naya of the main villa, where tuff arches frame views across the valley towards the Mediterranean. The irrigated garden, 10x5 pool and built-in gazebo support outdoor living through the warm months, with a swimming season of roughly four months when sea and pool water exceed 20°C. The ground-floor room with en suite bathroom and office area works as a guest suite, games room or independent workspace, and internal circulation keeps the upper sleeping floor separate from daytime zones. The guest villa adds a second rhythm: its own open-plan kitchen and living area, a double-sided wood fireplace and two en suite bedrooms, plus an outdoor jacuzzi and shower. This division suits households that host visitors for extended periods, families with adult children, or owners considering rental use of one unit. Beyond the gate, the setting is rural and quiet. The nearest sports centre, Poliesportiu de Xàbia, is 0.7 km away as the crow flies, and Club de Golf Jávea 2.1 km. Shops and pharmacy sit at 3.2–3.4 km, which means every errand involves a short drive. Javea's atmosphere changes with the seasons: with around 30,600 residents and a large foreign share of both population and visitors, the town is lively in summer and considerably calmer in winter.
The immediate surroundings are rural and quiet, inland of Javea's bay. Within a 2 km radius, area intelligence records 58 restaurants, 11 pharmacies, 6 banks, 9 cafes and 4 dentists, reflecting the density of services in the wider Javea area, though the property's own street is residential and calm. The Poliesportiu de Xàbia sports centre is 0.7 km away as the crow flies, and the Palau Municipal d'Esports a further 1.9 km, giving nearby options for swimming, tennis and indoor sport. Daily practicalities require short drives: supermarket at 3.2 km, pharmacy at 3.4 km, and Hospital Denia at 9.4 km. An EV charging point sits 4.2 km away, with another at Repsol Denia. Public transport is limited to two stops, confirming that a car is essential. Alicante-Elche Airport lies approximately 84 km away in a straight line and Valencia around 97 km, making both realistic arrival routes, though actual driving distances and times are longer. The Montgó Massif rises behind the town, shaping the landscape and sheltering the bay.
The map shows the property in its rural setting inland of Javea, with the beaches of Arenal, la Grava and Cala del Ministre, the golf courses and Denia's hospital and marinas marked. All distances shown are straight-line; actual road routes are longer.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Javea sits in the Marina Alta comarca of northern Alicante province, on the Costa Blanca rather than the Costa del Sol. Its position between Denia (marinas 8.1 km straight-line) and the Montó Massif gives it a distinct character: a market town and small seaside resort where half the resident population and over two thirds of annual visitors are foreign, producing an international but not high-rise environment. The property's inland, rural position within Javea trades sea-front proximity for space, privacy and a large plot, a combination rarely available within the town's coastal core. Valencia and Alicante airports bracket the area at roughly 97 and 84 km straight-line respectively.
Distances below are straight-line; road distances are greater. The nearest beach is Cala del Ministre at 1.9 km, followed by Platja de l'Arenal at 5.1 km and Platja de la Grava at 5.4 km. Arenal is the town's main sandy beach with the fullest range of services. Golfers reach Club de Golf Jávea at 2.1 km, with the Llebeig and Gregal courses at 7.6 and 7.9 km respectively. Healthcare: pharmacy 3.4 km, Hospital Denia 9.4 km. Shopping: supermarket 3.2 km. Marinas: Club Náutico de Jávea 2.7 km and the Denia marinas at 8.1 km. Airports: Alicante-Elche (ALC) roughly 84 km and Valencia (VLC) roughly 97 km as the crow flies; Málaga is far at approximately 472 km. Access is by car via the regional road network; the flat terrain (0.4% gradient to the beach) makes cycling a realistic alternative for leisure trips.
| Beach Distance | 1.9 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 84 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 97 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Javea records an average annual temperature of 18.4°C, with monthly averages ranging from 11°C in winter to 26°C in summer. The swimming season, defined by water temperatures of 20°C or above, lasts about four months. The town sits at low elevation, around 11 m above sea level for the area data, on the flank of the Montgó Massif, sheltered between two rocky headlands that moderate wind and weather. For residents, this translates into mild winters suitable for year-round occupation and warm, dry summers best managed with the existing air conditioning and pool. Rainfall is concentrated outside the summer months, keeping outdoor living practical through the main season. Viewpoints such as the Mirador de la Granadella (4.3 km straight-line) and Mirador les Rotes (4.8 km) mark the walking and hiking options along the coast, with the Montgó natural area offering inland trails. The flat plot itself avoids any slope-related issues in garden use.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Javea holds two Blue Flag beaches: Granadella and La Grava. Platja de la Grava lies 5.4 km from the property as the crow flies, near the marina, while Cala del Ministre at 1.9 km is the closest swimming spot and Platja de l'Arenal at 5.1 km is the principal family beach with restaurants along its promenade. Golf is well represented: Club de Golf Jávea at 2.1 km is a short drive, and the Llebeig (7.6 km) and Gregal (7.9 km) courses extend the options. Water sports operate from Club Náutico de Jávea, 2.7 km away. On land, the two nearby sports centres (0.7 and 1.9 km) cover indoor and outdoor facilities, and public swimming pools at Jardines del Pla are 1.8 km away. The coastal viewpoints at Granadella, les Rotes and Creu del Portitxol (4.3–4.9 km) anchor the region's walking routes.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Xàbia or Jávea is a coastal town and municipality in the comarca of Marina Alta, in the province of Alicante, Valencia, Spain, by the Mediterranean Sea. Situated on the side of the Montgó Massif, behind a wide bay and sheltered between two rocky headlands, the town has become a very popular small seaside resort and market town. Half of its resident population and over two thirds of its annual visitors are foreigners.
| 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 |
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Within the wider Costa Blanca market, this villa occupies a different segment from the coastal new-build apartment projects in Torrevieja and Urbanización El Raso, where units start from €160,000–€227,000. Those developments offer low-maintenance, lock-and-leave apartments with communal pools; this property offers the opposite profile: a large plot, two independent dwellings, private pool and substantial outdoor infrastructure at €1,295,000. The comparison is therefore one of tenure style rather than direct price competition. Within Javea itself, the inland rural position contrasts with the Arenal beachfront and the port area, where plots are smaller and built density higher. The 3,559 m² plot with two villas is uncommon close to the coast; buyers seeking equivalent space nearer the sand typically pay a premium or accept neighbouring buildings. The trade-off here is the daily car dependency, supermarket at 3.2 km, beach at 1.9–5.1 km straight-line, against privacy, valley views and room for guests. Regionally, Javea sits on the northern Costa Blanca near Denia, roughly equidistant in straight-line terms from Alicante-Elche (84 km) and Valencia (97 km) airports. The town's demographic profile, half of residents foreign, supports international services, multilingual healthcare access and an active off-season community compared with more seasonal resorts further south. Its two Blue Flag beaches, golf at 2.1 km and the Montó natural park position it as a year-round residential market rather than a purely summer one. For buyers comparing this villa against new builds, the deciding factors are the value of land and dual-villa structure versus modern specifications, warranty coverage and lower maintenance that newer apartments provide.
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