This key-ready villa stands in La Fustera, on the Benissa coast in the province of Alicante, roughly 750 metres on foot from Cala de la Fustera. Built over two levels on a plot of 1,046 m², the house offers 269 m² of living space with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private pool and panoramic sea views. The interior follows an Ibizan-inspired contemporary style with an open-plan ground floor, underfloor heating, ducted air conditioning and domotics. Supermarkets, restaurants and beaches are all within walking or cycling distance, making daily life here largely car-free.
Within its own micro-market, this villa is one of the higher-priced options. The comparable development in La Fustera, Serenity 007, starts at €1,750,000, roughly €425,000 below this property, which places Project 018 at the premium end of the immediate neighbourhood. The gap is explained by the completed, key-ready status, the 1,046 m² plot and the documented view orientation towards the sea. Further afield, the comparison shifts dramatically: Oceanic Apartments in Rojales start at €475,000 and Nueva Daya Villa in Daya Nueva at €453,000, both on the southern Costa Blanca. Those projects serve a different buyer profile, budget-conscious purchasers or investors in inland-orientated urbanisations, whereas La Fustera competes in the established villa belt of the Costa Blanca North, where Benissa, Moraira and Calpe have long attracted northern European buyers seeking sea-view properties in low-density residential areas. The location's practical strengths, walkable coves and supermarket, three golf clubs within ten kilometres, two marinas within five, are consistent with what defines this stretch of coast: small-scale, villa-orientated and quieter than the high-rise sectors around Benidorm or Torrevieja. The trade-off, as anywhere in this belt, is limited public transport (one line, six stops) and reliance on Alicante airport at roughly an hour's drive. Buyers weighing this villa against the cheaper comparables should recognise they are comparing different regions and lifestyles, not merely different prices; within its own neighbourhood, the property's completed status and plot size are its distinguishing factual characteristics.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
La Fustera sits on the Benissa coastline between Moraira and Calpe, an established residential area of the Costa Blanca North. The villa lies within walking distance of three coves, with Cala de la Fustera about 750 metres away as the crow flies. A supermarket sits roughly 420 metres from the property, and ten restaurants, four cafés and two pharmacies are found within two kilometres.
The house is arranged for permanent or seasonal living with a family-sized layout: four bedrooms including a master suite with en-suite bathroom and private terrace, an open living and dining area, a fitted kitchen with island, and a south-facing terrace that connects directly to the pool and garden. Year-round comfort systems include underfloor heating and hot and cold ducted air conditioning.
The villa is delivered key-ready, meaning construction is complete and the home can be occupied without waiting for finishing works. The two-level layout places the main living spaces, one bedroom and a bathroom on the ground floor, with three further bedrooms and two terraces above. Technical rooms for heating and pool equipment are situated underground to keep the plot surface free.
The property is a single villa with one fixed price of €2,175,000; there is no range of unit types or sizes to choose from. No elevator is listed, so the upper floor is reached by stairs. The nearest hospital is 17 km away and the closest EV charging point is about 5.9 km, so a car remains useful for certain errands despite the walkable immediate surroundings.
This property fits buyers in several recognisable situations. A family seeking a permanent coastal home with four bedrooms will find the layout practical: one bedroom and a bathroom on the ground floor, three more above, and a walkable supermarket and school within two kilometres. A couple planning a long-stay or full relocation to the Costa Blanca will value the year-round systems, underfloor heating, ducted hot and cold air conditioning and domotics, that remove the seasonal limitation of many holiday homes. Buyers wanting a second residence near the sea without dependence on a car for daily errands will note the 750-metre walk to the beach and the supermarket within 500 metres. The house is less suited to those who want a gated community with shared facilities, since it is a standalone villa with a private pool only, nor to buyers with a lower budget, given the fixed price point above two million euros. Households requiring step-free access to all bedrooms should also consider that the three upper bedrooms are reached by stairs. For anyone prioritising sea views, privacy on an individual plot and immediate availability, no construction wait, keys on completion of purchase, the profile matches well.
The villa is documented with a set of installations and finishes that go beyond the standard coastal package. Heating is delivered through underfloor systems fed from a dedicated technical room placed underground, which keeps plant equipment out of the living areas and frees usable space on the plot. Cooling and heating are both handled by ducted air conditioning, giving whole-house climate control rather than split units in individual rooms. A domotics system is listed, allowing centralised management of lighting and climate. The kitchen is fully fitted with an island and breakfast bar, integrated into the open-plan living and dining area. Bedrooms include fitted wardrobes, and the master suite has an en-suite bathroom and a private terrace. Exterior joinery consists of floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, which connect the living room to the south-facing terrace. Outside, the finishing continues with a pergola-covered BBQ area, a private swimming pool with surrounding landscaping and sun loungers, and multiple terrace levels, a covered terrace plus private terraces upstairs. A separate underground room houses the pool equipment. The architectural language is described as a blend of contemporary and Ibizan design, visible in the clean volumes, teal-toned interior palette and minimalist decor shown in the property imagery.
The villa is listed at €2,175,000, quoted as the starting price for this development as it comprises a single key-ready unit. That figure corresponds to 269 m² of built living space on a 1,046 m² plot with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private pool and sea views. Compared with other projects in the immediate area, a villa development in La Fustera itself starting at €1,750,000, this property sits at the upper end of the local range, which reflects its plot size, view orientation and completed, move-in-ready status. As with all new-build pricing, availability and final conditions should be confirmed with the selling party, as dates and figures are indicative.
Daily life in this villa revolves around the relationship between the interior and the south-facing outdoor spaces. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors open the ground-floor living area onto the terrace, pool and landscaped garden, which means that for much of the year the boundary between inside and outside effectively disappears. Mornings can start on the terrace with the sea in view; the pergola-covered BBQ area and the separate dining zones outside allow meals to be taken outdoors through spring, summer and much of autumn. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom make single-level living possible for part of a household, while the upper floor holds three bedrooms, the master suite with its own terrace, and a second terrace oriented towards the views. The neighbourhood itself is urban with a residential character: the supermarket at roughly 420 metres covers routine shopping on foot, and the cluster of coves within about a kilometre makes swimming and coastal walks part of the ordinary routine rather than a planned excursion. Golf, marinas and larger towns are a short drive away, but none of that is needed for a normal day. The area records an average annual temperature of 14.7°C with roughly three months of sea temperatures at or above 20°C, so the outdoor season is real but concentrated in summer; the underfloor heating and ducted air conditioning carry the house comfortably through the cooler months.
The immediate surroundings combine residential calm with practical walkability. Within roughly one kilometre as the crow flies lie three coves, Cala de la Fustera at 753 m, Cala Punta Prado at 857 m and Cala dels Pinets at 914 m, so the sea is reached on foot in about ten minutes. The supermarket at 421 m and a pharmacy at 2.1 km cover daily needs; ten restaurants, four cafés, two pharmacies and one school sit within two kilometres. Golfers have Club de Golf Ifach at 2.2–2.9 km, with Club de Golf Jávea and Altea Club de Golf around 8–10 km. Sailing and water sports are close too: Les Basetes marina and a sailing school lie about 4.1 km away, Club Náutico Moraira at 4.9 km and Puerto Blanco at 8 km. Public transport is limited, one line with six stops, so a car is the normal means of transport for anything beyond the neighbourhood, and the nearest hospital is 17 km away. The area is small, with a registered population of around 85 in the immediate locality, which keeps it quiet outside the summer months.
The map shows the villa's position in La Fustera, between the coves of the Benissa coast and the foothills behind. Note the concentration of beaches, restaurants and shops within the first kilometre, and the spread of golf courses, marinas and sports facilities within a five-kilometre radius. Distances shown are straight-line; road distances are longer.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
La Fustera forms part of Benissa Costa, positioned between Moraira and Calpe on the northern Costa Blanca. Within the region, the location reads as a quiet residential pocket with services, rather than a tourist centre: Calpe and its rock, Ifach, are minutes east, Moraira's marina five kilometres north-east, and the cultural towns of Altea and Jávea within fifteen to twenty minutes by car. Alicante city lies 42 km to the south-west and Valencia 90 km to the north, putting two of Spain's larger metropolitan areas within reach. Compared with the Costa del Sol further south, the area is lower-density and more oriented towards villa living.
The villa's strongest accessibility feature is proximity to the sea and daily services on foot: beach roughly 750 m, supermarket roughly 420 m, cafés and restaurants within two kilometres. By car, the regional network is adequate, Alicante lies 42 km away in a straight line and Valencia 90 km, both connected via the coastal AP-7 and N-332 corridors. Alicante-Elche airport is about 54 km as the crow flies, realistically an hour's drive, while Valencia airport is roughly 94 km straight-line. Malaga airport, at around 439 km, is not a practical option. Charging an electric car requires a trip of about 3–6 km to the Iberdrola points listed nearby. Public transport exists but is thin, a single line with six stops, so residents should assume car-based mobility for regional trips, medical care and airport runs.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 54 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 94 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data points to a Mediterranean pattern with a moderate average annual temperature of 14.7°C and a swimming season of about three months during which sea temperatures reach 20°C or more, roughly June to September. Winters are mild by northern European standards but cool enough that the villa's underfloor heating is a genuine feature rather than a luxury. The setting combines coast and greenery: the property is described as close to forest as well as to the sea, and the coastline here is a sequence of small pine-backed coves rather than long sandy expanses. Several protected natural spots lie within a few kilometres, including the coves of Cala Baladrar, Cala Advocat and Cala de la Llobella at around 3 km. The elevated position behind the coast gives the house its panoramic sea views while the plot itself drops across garden and terrace levels.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Beach life here is about coves rather than resorts. Cala de la Fustera, roughly 750 metres away on foot, is the everyday option, with Cala Punta Prado and Cala dels Pinets under a kilometre. Within about three kilometres lie Cala Baladrar, Cala Advocat and Cala de la Llobella, small, rocky-pine coves typical of the Benissa coast. Golf is well covered: Club de Golf Ifach is 2.2 km away, with Jávea and Altea clubs around 8–10 km. Water sports cluster around Les Basetes marina (4.1 km), where a sailing school operates, and Club Náutico Moraira (4.9 km); athletics facilities are available at the Pla de Carrals track (3.5 km) and municipal sports at Polideportivo Teulada (4.3 km). The villa's own pool, BBQ pergola and terraces provide private recreation without leaving the plot.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 7.3°C | 66 mm |
| February | 8.6°C | 28 mm |
| March | 9.8°C | 129 mm |
| April | 11.9°C | 85 mm |
| May | 15.8°C | 51 mm |
| June | 20.8°C | 27 mm |
| July | 24.1°C | 13 mm |
| August | 23.8°C | 28 mm |
| September | 19.4°C | 74 mm |
| October | 15.9°C | 60 mm |
| November | 10.9°C | 47 mm |
| December | 8.6°C | 60 mm |
Ref: VL696544
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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