Valencia, Alicante, Javea, Spain

Distributed over 3 floors this villa has a large basement with a double bedroom ensuite and another space that can be transformed into a cinema, gymnasium, games room... to the owner's taste. The main floor features a large open plan living-dining room with huge windows that let in the light creating a more luminous space allowing you to enjoy the views of the exterior. There is also a large fully fitted kitchen with quality appliances, a guest bathroom and an ensuite bedroom. All this area has access to the outdoor area with an incredible swimming pool and spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. The first floor of this villa hosts the other 2 bedrooms, both ensuite. One of them being the master bedroom with privileged views of the exterior and its own dressing room.

This villa also has a landscaped Mediterranean garden, double glazing and incredible sunny terraces that allow you to enjoy the Mediterranean climate in the best way, next to its swimming pool to cool off.

LOCATION Javea is a place you have always dreamed of with 320 days of sunshine and just over 100km from two major airports – Alicante and Valencia.

It is a small, historic town, free of high-rise buildings, situated between the San Antonio and La Nao points and enjoys the impressive and magnificent protection of the Montgó mountain. The clean, warm, blue Mediterranean Sea laps the beautiful beaches and coves that Javea has to offer. With its variety of landscape, ranging from sandy coastlines to rugged mountain areas, its mild year-round climate, its careful planning policies, and extensive tourist facilities, Javea is a jewel on the Costa Blanca, combining beauty and modern facilities with the charm of an ancient fishing village. Javea also boasts 2 Michelin starred Restaurants and 3 Michelin Plate awarded restaurants in addition to an abundance of local, traditional, international, modern, and fine dining restaurants.
The town is approximately a 1-hour drive from Alicante towards the north-eastern tip of the Costa Blanca. Javea old town is steeped in history, which is evident in the architecture, with its Tosca stone porticoes, gothic bay windows, wrought iron window bars and balcony railings. The church of San Bartolomé in the town centre is an example of late gothic architecture with a defensive character. The "Soler Blasco" Archaeological Museum is close by in the narrow streets and offers a wealth of information about Iberian history. Dominating the fishing port is the modern silhouette of the church of Nuestra Señora de Loreto, with its roof depicting a ship’s hull. Outside the town, following the road to the San Antonio cape, the architectural sites include the monastery of Nuestra Señora de los Angeles, a series of small hermitages clutch the slopes of the mountain and ancient windmills dominate the landscape. In the centre of town, the covered indoor market sells all sorts of fabulous fresh local produce: fruit, vegetables, meat, and fresh fish are brought up from the port daily. The importance of the town’s maritime activities is apparent in the port area; known as Aduanas de Mar, it boasts a lovely promenade and some excellent fish restaurants where you can enjoy the ‘catch of the day’. The fishing harbour is situated next to an attractive marina full of interesting yachts, a lovely area for a morning or evening stroll. Pavement cafés and bars overlooking the Mediterranean invite you to sit and have a drink and just enjoy the ambience of the port. The upmarket modern Arenal area offers a beautiful sandy bay with palm trees and play areas for children. The bay is framed by the promenade with its wonderful choice of trendy bars, restaurants offering local and international specialities and modern and fine dining. Javea has an excellent choice of sea sport and fishing facilities. The modern yacht club at the sports marina has nearly 300 berths and offers all types of water sports: sailing, fishing, scuba diving, water skiing, and windsurfing. There are a number of sports clubs and associations in the area where you can enjoy a game of tennis, horse-riding and even shooting. Just outside the town, surrounded by pines and orange groves, the Javea Golf Club offers a pleasant setting for golfers. There are several other golf courses within easy access of Javea. This area of the Costa Blanca has the best all year-round temperature with a climate that is recognised as one of the best in the world by the World Health Organisation.

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Why Costa Blanca North?

There are few places in the world where the northern part of a small coastline contrasts more with the south. The landscape in the south is flat and arid whereas here in the north mountains provide the backdrop to much greenery, orange groves, olive trees, vineyards, almonds, and cherries. An area where you will find many beautiful blue flag Mediterranean beaches, sand dunes, watch towers, natural coves, fishing ports and marinas where luxury yachts are moored. Inland you can still find charming Spanish villages and a part of Europe where life goes on the way it has for decades, with siestas religiously adhered to, and local customs and culture still very much a part of everyday life. It is a unique and very special Region in Spain, a stunning area of natural coastal and inland beauty with breath-taking landscapes offering a taste of “Real Spain”, an area dubbed Spain's “Jewel in the Crown” by the British travel Press.

The Costa Blanca North encompasses a region that includes the desirable towns of Altea, Calpe, Benissa, Teulada-Moraira, Benitachell, Javea and the city of Denia, also for the buyer seeking peace and tranquillity, the enchanting inland villages situated in the Jalon and Orba valleys where the land is never far from the sea and coastal resorts are within a 15-to-30-minute drive. There is a first-class range of real estate for sale in Costa Blanca North, from luxury beachfront penthouses to prestigious country properties, and from spectacular coastal villas to apartments.

The region’s supreme quality of life, attractive beaches, beautiful landscape, well-preserved natural environment, excellent climate, modern infrastructure, plus a traditional and cosmopolitan atmosphere, have transformed Costa Blanca North into a privileged place to live.

Costa Blanca North is one of Spain´s fastest growing golfing destinations with first class golf course and 5-star golf resorts with both Seve Ballesteros and José Maria Olazábal having both played a part in designing some of the Region´s courses. There is a tennis academy, ATF, set up by former world professional tennis played David Ferrer from Javea. The Equestrian Centre Oliva Nova is host to the international show jumping competitions MET with competitors from all over the world. The Region is the area of choice for many pro cycling teams and ten of the eighteen World Tour teams have chosen this area for their training camps. Looking to Ski in the winter you have the ski resorts of Javalambre and Valdinares in Teruel, only 2hr 30 minutes away enabling you to drive up to ski in the morning and still be back home in the afternoon should you want to enjoy winter skiing and the winter sunshine . With its 125 km coastline, the Costa Blanca North offers a wide variety of trendy upmarket marinas and yacht clubs, sailing clubs and an abundance of water sports.

What is unique about the property market in Costa Blanca North, Spain?
The Costa Blanca North is classed a very exclusive area within Spain. The British, Germans and Dutch have a long-running love affair here with a Region that is classed as one of the wealthiest in Spain attracting not only the well-heeled from Madrid, and Valencia, who have second homes here but more and more affluent expats from all across Europe and beyond, including North America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.