A fully renovated two-bedroom townhouse in the centre of Beniarbeig, a village in the Marina Alta comarca of the Costa Blanca. The property offers 60 m² of living space across three levels, with two bathrooms, two terraces and a ground-floor kitchen. It was renovated in early 2024 and is key-ready. The asking price is a fixed €123,000. Beniarbeig lies inland, roughly 5 km as the crow flies from the nearest beaches, with a supermarket 79 metres away and a hospital 218 metres from the door.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The house stands in the village centre of Beniarbeig, an inland municipality at 48 metres elevation in Marina Alta. Daily services are within walking distance: a supermarket sits 79 metres away and a hospital 218 metres. The nearest beach, Platja de l'Amadrava, lies 5 km away as the crow flies, with the coast reachable by a short drive along flat terrain.
The layout serves practical year-round living: a living room, an independent furnished kitchen, a double bedroom, a master bedroom with en-suite shower, a second full bathroom and two terraces, one converted to a laundry area, one on the upper floor for sun and outdoor seating. Hot/cold air conditioning is installed in the bedrooms and living room.
This is not a new-build project. The house dates from 1970 and was completely renovated in the first months of 2024, with the delivery status listed as key-ready. Completion dates are always indicative; in this case the renovation is finished and the property can be occupied directly, subject to the usual purchase process.
The property does not include private parking, a garden, a private pool or a communal pool. Living space is 60 m² with two bedrooms, which limits capacity for larger households. Parking is on the street near the house. There is no lift; internal circulation runs via stairs across three levels, which affects accessibility.
Ref: VL122429
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This property fits a buyer seeking an affordable, ready-to-move-into village home on the Costa Blanca rather than a coastal new-build. Recognisable situations include: a retiree or part-year resident who wants all daily services within a few minutes' walk and does not want to depend on a car for groceries or medical visits; a buyer with a budget around €120,000–130,000 who accepts 60 m² and two bedrooms in exchange for a fully renovated interior completed in 2024; a holiday-home buyer who prefers the quiet of an inland village, population about 2,237, over the busier coastal strips, while keeping the beach within a five-kilometre drive; and an investor looking for a low entry price in a functional village location with year-round rental potential given the hospital proximity. It is less suitable for buyers who need private parking, a garden or pool, lift access across levels, or three or more bedrooms. The stair-based layout across three floors and street parking should be weighed against personal mobility and household size.
The house was completely renovated in the first months of 2024, which sets the technical baseline well above typical unrenovated 1970 village stock in Marina Alta. The interior photographs show a modern bathroom with marble-effect tiles and a shower, a bedroom with a contemporary hexagonal wall design, and a white fitted wardrobe in the second bedroom. The kitchen is independent and comes fully furnished with the necessary appliances. Climate control consists of hot/cold air conditioning units in both bedrooms and the living room, covering the main living spaces for summer cooling and winter heating. A large-capacity water heater supports two bathrooms in simultaneous use. The terrace level retains external air-conditioning units and a dining set, indicating the upper terrace is set up as usable living space rather than storage. The laundry terrace is a functional conversion that removes the washing machine from the interior. Practical caveats remain typical for a house of this age and footprint: 60 m² distributed over three stair-connected levels, no lift, and no private parking. No energy performance certificate or construction guarantees typical of new-build developments are provided at this price level.
The asking price is a fixed €123,000 for the property as a whole; this is an existing home, not a price-list development, so there is no range of unit types or from-pricing. At this level the buyer acquires a renovated 1970 townhouse with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, 60 m² of living space and two terraces. For context, comparable new-build apartments on the southern Costa Blanca start from roughly €160,000 (Palangre Beach, Torrevieja) and €169,000 (Edificio Sun & Center), while apartments in Urbanización El Raso start from €227,000, all larger-budget, coastal-new-build propositions in a different segment.
Daily life here is organised around a compact village rhythm. The supermarket is 79 metres from the front door and the hospital 218 metres, so most errands are done on foot. Within two kilometres there are around ten restaurants, three banks, two cafés, a pharmacy and a dentist, giving the village a self-sufficient core that functions all year rather than only in the holiday season. The house itself works as a low-maintenance base: the ground floor holds the living room and kitchen, the first floor has the two bedrooms, and the terraces above add outdoor space that a 60 m² footprint does not offer inside. The upper terrace functions as the main outdoor room for sunbathing, meals and relaxation, while the lower terrace has been converted into a laundry area, freeing up interior storage. The municipal sports centre is 400 metres away, and the surrounding countryside towards the Segària ridge, with a viewpoint 1.7 km away, provides walking routes directly from the village. The property sits in an urban setting with direct access to the main road, which makes trips to the coast or to Ondara straightforward. A car is useful for the beach, golf and larger shopping, but not strictly necessary for daily needs given the density of services within walking distance.
Beniarbeig is an inland village in Marina Alta, positioned between the Girona river valley and the Segària mountain ridge. The immediate surroundings are urban with services on foot: supermarket at 79 metres, hospital at 218 metres, pharmacy within 1.8 km, and a bank cluster within the village. Leisure infrastructure is close: the municipal sports centre lies 400 metres away, an indoor padel club and Ondara's bullring area 1.7 km, and the municipal swimming pool 2.7 km. For electric-vehicle drivers, a Tesla Supercharger in Ondara sits 2.2 km away, with another charging point at 1.8 km. The village sits at 48 metres elevation with a gradient to the beach of about one per cent, effectively flat terrain, which makes cycling towards the coast realistic. Walking routes lead into the Segària foothills, with the Mirador de Segària viewpoint 1.7 km from the house. Public transport exists in the form of four lines and 33 stops, and the nearest railway station is Gata, 9.4 km away as the crow flies. Life outside the summer season remains active, since the village population of roughly 2,237 sustains the local services year-round.
The map shows the property in the centre of Beniarbeig, with the supermarket and hospital within a one-block radius. The blue coastline, Platja de l'Almadrava and Els Molins, lies about 5 km east as the crow flies, with Ondara's shopping and charging infrastructure to the southwest and the Segària ridge framing the village from the north.
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Beniarbeig sits in the Marina Alta comarca of the northern Costa Blanca, roughly equidistant, 67 to 79 km as the crow flies, from Alicante and Valencia, the two regional capitals and their airports. It is an inland village of about 2,237 inhabitants, positioned between Ondara's commercial hub and the coastal town of Dénia at under nine kilometres. Compared with the high-rise coastal strips further south, Marina Alta inland villages offer lower price points, village services and immediate access to both countryside and coast, which is precisely the combination this property represents.
Distances below are straight-line, as the crow flies; road distances are longer. The nearest beach, Platja de l'Amadrava, lies 5.1 km away, with Platja de l'Almadrava at 5.2 km and Platja dels Molins at 5.3 km, all reachable within a short drive. Golfers can reach the Gregal course at 6.5 km and Llebeig at 6.7 km, with Club de Golf Jávea further out at 15 km. The regional hospital of Dénia is 8.4 km away. Alicante city lies 67 km away and Valencia 79 km; the airports are Alicante-Elche at approximately 77 km and Valencia at approximately 85 km straight-line, roughly an hour or more by road. A car is convenient for the coast, golf and airport transfers, but the village itself, with supermarket, hospital, banks and restaurants within walking distance, functions without one for daily needs.
| Beach Distance | 5 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 77 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 85 km |
| Gata | 9.4 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data points to a typical Mediterranean profile: an average annual temperature of 18.4°C and a swimming season of about four months with sea temperatures at or above 20°C. At 48 metres elevation on flat terrain, the village avoids both coastal humidity and the steeper gradients of hillside towns, which keeps walking and cycling comfortable. The Segària ridge begins within two kilometres and shapes the landscape around the village, offering shaded walking routes and viewpoints such as the Mirador de Segària at 1.7 km. Rainfall is concentrated outside the summer months, consistent with the region, and the 32 local public holidays per year reflect an active village calendar of festivities. The inland position means summer temperatures typically run slightly warmer than directly on the shore, while winters remain mild.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The closest beaches cluster around Els Molins and l'Almadrava, 5.1 to 5.3 km away as the crow flies, sandy stretches near Dénia that can be reached by car in a matter of minutes given the flat terrain. The swimming season runs about four months. Golf options within a short radius include the Gregal and Llebeig courses at roughly 6.5 km and Club de Golf Jávea at 15 km. For day-to-day recreation, the municipal sports centre is 400 metres from the house, an indoor padel facility 1.7 km, and the municipal pool 2.7 km. The Segària hills provide hiking directly from the village, and Dénia, with its marina, castle and wider dining scene, lies under nine kilometres away, close to the regional hospital at 8.4 km.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Beniarbeig is a municipality in the comarca of Marina Alta in the Valencian Community, Spain.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 11.6°C | 65 mm |
| February | 12.4°C | 28 mm |
| March | 13.9°C | 110 mm |
| April | 15.6°C | 63 mm |
| May | 19.2°C | 39 mm |
| June | 23.7°C | 17 mm |
| July | 26.5°C | 13 mm |
| August | 26.6°C | 29 mm |
| September | 23.3°C | 97 mm |
| October | 19.7°C | 70 mm |
| November | 15.3°C | 47 mm |
| December | 12.8°C | 65 mm |
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Within its segment, this townhouse competes less with coastal new-build developments than with other renovated village properties in Marina Alta. The comparable projects listed are all southern Costa Blanca new-build apartments at higher entry points: Palangre Beach in Torrevieja from €160,000, Edificio Sun & Center in Torrevieja from €169,000, and Oasis Laguna Fase II in Urbanización El Raso from €227,000. Those buyers get new construction, communal pools and coastal proximity, but also community fees and typically smaller price-per-use value for a village lifestyle. The Beniarbeig property offers a different trade-off: a fixed price of €123,000, the lowest of the set, no communal development, an interior finished to a modern standard in 2024, and a genuinely walkable village environment with the hospital within 220 metres. What it does not offer is new-build certification, a pool, private parking or sea views. Regionally, Marina Alta inland villages such as Beniarbeig, Sanet i Negrals and Ondara's surroundings sit structurally below coastal pricing in Dénia, Jávea or Moraira, where comparable renovated properties command substantially higher figures. For a buyer whose priority is budget, walkability and year-round village life, with the coast a five-kilometre drive away, this positioning is coherent. For a buyer prioritising new-build standards, sea proximity or resort amenities, the Torrevieja and El Raso alternatives are the more relevant comparisons despite their higher entry prices.
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