Plots of Land

A flat, urban building plot of 2,623 m² in La Lluca, one of Jávea's established villa districts, with the Montgó on the horizon and room for a generous family villa with pool and a large garden. It is offered at €330,000. The plot The land is almost level, between 118 and 120 metres above sea level, with a gentle fall of under 3 percent to the north-north-west, so a house can sit on grade without costly terracing. It has 36 metres of frontage onto a quiet residential street with pavement and street lighting, detached villas with pools as neighbours and Aleppo pine woods to the north-east. Under Jávea's current general plan the plot is urban land in the extensive residential zone, which allows roughly 524 m² of built area over two floors, plus a basement that does not count towards that figure, with 5-metre setbacks from the boundaries. The images show an idea of a two-storey villa with pool to illustrate the scale; they are not a project or a licence. The plot is sold as bare land. The area: La Lluca, Jávea La Lluca lies on the gentle slopes south-west of Jávea, among pine woods and low hills, a residential area of detached villas rather than holiday blocks. The old town of Jávea is 5 km away, about 9 minutes by car, Teulada 6 km, and the Arenal beach and the port around 8 km. Alicante airport is about 100 km and Valencia airport about 125 km. The Montgó natural park, Cabo de San Antonio and the coves of the coast are all within a short drive. Investment view At €330,000 for 2,623 m², the land costs about €126 per square metre, or roughly €630 per square metre of permitted building. New villas in the Jávea postcode area sell for well above €3,000 per square metre built, so a self-build or a build-to-sell project has a wide margin between land cost and finished value. Flat urban plots of this size in established districts of Jávea are increasingly scarce.

Town house

Two adjoining 19th-century townhouses in the heart of Jávea's old town, sold together: 600 m² over three floors with ten bedrooms, five bathrooms, a private courtyard and a ground floor already in use as a bar and dining rooms. They stand on a pedestrian lane one block from the fortified church of San Bartolomé. The price is €1,195,000. The property The houses date from 1830 and 1885 and keep the character of the old town: timber-beam ceilings, exposed tosca stone walls, a stone arch, original hydraulic tile floors, two street doors and a balcony over the lane. The ground floor works today as a bar with a lounge, dining rooms and booths, opening onto a private courtyard of about 42 m², with a terrace at roof level beside it. The upper floors hold a salon with balcony, further salons, a kitchen, ten bedrooms and five bathrooms, with an attic floor under the original roof beams. Built area is 600 m², with about 435 m² of usable floor space; the houses have individual heating, air conditioning and a storage room. The first 23 photos show the houses as they are today. The images after them, including the "today / could be" pairs, are concept illustrations of a possible renovation and are labelled as such; they are not a project or a licence. The area: Jávea old town The old town of Jávea is a compact centre of stone lanes around the fortified Gothic church of San Bartolomé, with the covered market, small squares, restaurants and shops, and a lively life all year round, not only in summer. The port and the Arenal beach are a short drive away, and the Montgó rises behind the town. The houses lie inside the protected setting of the church: facades, height and tiled roofs are preserved, and any exterior change needs heritage authorisation, which keeps the character of the street intact. Investment view At €1,195,000 for 600 m² built, the price is about €1,992 per square metre for two historic buildings in a protected old-town setting, where comparable stock rarely reaches the market. The ground floor already operates as a bar-restaurant and the upper floors could become guest rooms or a large family home: an opportunity for restaurateurs, boutique-hotel operators or a buyer looking for a historic home. Any change of use, the restaurant activity and tourist rooms are subject to licences, which a buyer should check with a lawyer before purchase.

Apartment

A top-floor duplex in the Arenal, the beach district of Jávea, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms and two private terraces on the roof: one set for dining with the Montgó straight ahead, one for lounging with a glimpse of the sea over the rooftops. It is offered at €465,000. The property The entrance opens into a hall with built-in storage and a wooden staircase. The living room is bright and generous, with two sofas, French windows and air conditioning, and runs into a dining area with a wood-burning stove. The kitchen is a long galley with fitted units on both sides, a gas hob, an oven and a door to a small service balcony. Warm hardwood floors run through the whole home. The main bedroom has double doors to a terrace, its own walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with twin basins and a mosaic walk-in shower. Two further bedrooms share a bathroom with a shower, and a third bathroom has a bath. On top, the two roof terraces catch the sun all day. The area: Arenal, Jávea The Arenal is Jávea's sandy town beach: a wide bay with a promenade lined with restaurants, cafés and beach bars, open all year. The old town of Jávea is 4 km away and the fishing port 5 km, Dénia 15 km. The Montgó natural park and Cabo de San Antonio frame the bay, with walking routes from the doorstep. Alicante and Valencia airports are both around 100 to 125 km away. Investment view Arenal is one of the most sought-after rental addresses on the Costa Blanca North: walking distance to the beach, restaurants on the doorstep and year-round demand from northern European visitors. A three-bedroom duplex with two private roof terraces suits families and groups, the strongest segment for holiday lets. Short lets require a tourist licence from the Valencia region; rentals of eleven nights or more do not.

Detached Villa

Twenty minutes from Valencia airport and twenty-five from the city centre, this equestrian estate in Bétera sits on 17,597 m² of land with a main house, a separate guest house, stables, a horse walker, riding arenas and a large pool set in mature gardens of olive and pine. It is offered at €1,200,000. The property The main house is a traditional Valencian masía of 194 m² on two floors. The ground floor opens into a lounge and dining room under exposed wooden beams, with a fireplace and built-in shelving, and a separate sitting room with French windows to the garden. The kitchen is fitted in solid wood with an office area and pantry. Four double bedrooms and four bathrooms are on the ground floor; upstairs, the master suite has its own dressing room and bathroom. A covered terrace runs along the garden side, looking over the lawn to the pool. A second house of 109 m² has two bedrooms, a living and dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom and its own terrace: ideal for family, guests, a groom or a rental. The equestrian side is a working facility: stable blocks with individual boxes, horse showers, a mechanical horse walker, sand riding arenas and storage barns, around 455 m² of buildings in total, all reached by a private access road on Camino Porta-Coeli. The area: Bétera and Camp de Túria Bétera is a market town of the Camp de Túria, 2 km from the finca, with shops, schools, a health centre and Metro Line 1 straight into Valencia. Club de Golf Escorpión is in the municipality, and the Sierra Calderona natural park rises to the north with riding and hiking trails. Valencia city centre is 27 minutes by car, the airport 22 minutes and the Malvarrosa beach 32 minutes, via the CV-35 and the A-7. It is one of the few places where you can keep horses on your own land and still reach a European city, an international airport and the sea in half an hour. Investment view At €1,200,000 for 867 m² of buildings on 1.76 hectares, the estate costs about €1,385 per square metre built and under €70 per square metre of land. Building comparable equestrian facilities from scratch near Valencia would require scarce rural land with the right zoning and years of permits; here the stables, arena and walker are already in place. The second house and the stable blocks open income options: a guest rental, livery for other owners' horses, or a small riding business, subject to licences. Key features - Plot of 17,597 m² (Catastro), private access road - Main house 194 m²: 5 bedrooms including a master suite with dressing room, 5 bathrooms - Second house 109 m²: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living room, kitchen, terrace - Large swimming pool in landscaped gardens with olive and pine trees - Stables with boxes, horse showers, mechanical horse walker, riding arenas, barns - Lounge with fireplace, exposed beams, solid-wood kitchen with pantry - 2 km to Bétera and Metro Line 1, 22 minutes to Valencia airport, 27 to Valencia centre

Apartment

Two hundred and forty metres from the sand of Playa de los Locos, this second-floor apartment on Calle Noruega offers 74 m², two bedrooms, a bathroom and a south-facing terrace that catches the sun from morning to late afternoon, with a glimpse of the sea between the rooftops. Priced at €129,000 and sold as seen, it is one of the few remaining original-condition apartments this close to the beach in Torrevieja. The property The front door opens into a bright living room with sliding doors onto the terrace. A separate kitchen with a dining corner leads to a utility room with a washing machine and water heater. There are two double bedrooms, one of which also faces south, and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. Three air-conditioning units, installed in recent years, cover the living room and both bedrooms. The flat is on the second floor of a 1988 building without a lift, and it is sold as shown in the photographs: in sound original condition, ready for a buyer who wants to put their own kitchen and bathroom in. The area: Playa de los Locos Playa de los Locos is the north beach of Torrevieja: a wide, sheltered bay with a promenade, a dive school and a line of chiringuitos, five minutes on foot from the Habaneras shopping centre and fifteen from the harbour and the centre. The streets behind the beach, named after the Nordic countries, are a settled residential pocket with bakeries, supermarkets and bars within a hundred metres. The town hall plans to close the beachfront road at Los Locos to traffic and turn it into a pedestrian promenade, which would make this corner one of the busiest leisure streets in Torrevieja. Alicante airport is 40 minutes by car. Investment view At €129,000 for 74 m², the apartment is priced at about €1,740 per square metre. Renovated apartments of the same 1988 generation on these streets sell for €170,000 to €200,000, and a full kitchen, bathroom, windows and doors refurbishment costs roughly €20,000 to €35,000. A buyer who renovates therefore steps into a beach apartment at well below the price of a finished one. Torrevieja beach apartments achieve gross holiday-rental yields of around 6 to 8 percent, and a two-bedroom flat within walking distance of Los Locos lets for most of the year. Community fees and IBI are low for a building of this age. Key features - 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 74 m² built (Catastro) - South-facing terrace with small sea views - 240 m to Playa de los Locos - 3 air-conditioning units, fairly new - Separate kitchen, utility room with washing machine - Second floor, building from 1988, no lift - Original condition, sold as seen - 5 minutes' walk to Habaneras shopping centre, 15 to the centre and harbour - Planned pedestrianisation of the Los Locos seafront

Detached Villa

Built in 2021 by Grupo Vermell, this detached five-bedroom villa in Rojales offers 214 m² of living space over three levels, a private pool with a built-in seating area, off-road parking behind a vehicle gate and a fully converted underbuild of around 100 m². It sits in a quiet residential street at Calle Rosalía de Castro, a short walk from the town centre, and is priced at €450,000 with no community fees. The property A pedestrian entrance leads up a few steps to a sun-drenched terrace and the pool, which has a built-in bench inside the water and a poolside shower. The front door opens into an entrance lobby and then into an open-plan kitchen and dining area with direct access to the poolside terrace. Every patio door and window has electric shutters. Behind the dining room there is a covered utility room with a worktop and generous storage, which in turn connects to a side area enclosed with bi-folding glass curtains. The ground floor also has a spacious double bedroom and a modern shower room. An internal staircase leads down to the converted underbuild of approximately 100 m². Today it is used as a large second living room, but it would work equally well as a games room, a gym, a home cinema or independent guest accommodation. On this level there is a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a further guest bedroom and a stylish shower room with extra storage. Upstairs there are two generous bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room, fitted wardrobes and access to a private terrace. From this terrace it is possible to add a staircase up to the flat roof and create a full roof terrace, with space for a jacuzzi and sun loungers, with views over Rojales and the surrounding countryside. The exterior of the villa has been fully repainted, with around nine years of the paint guarantee remaining. The house comes part furnished and is ready to move into. It has air conditioning, heating, double glazing, a security door and a phone entry system. With three levels, five bedrooms and four shower rooms, it suits a family living here all year, two households sharing a holiday home, or an owner who wants space for visiting guests. The area: Rojales Rojales is an authentic Spanish town on the banks of the Segura river, five minutes from Ciudad Quesada and fifteen minutes from the dunes and beaches of Guardamar del Segura. Alicante airport is about 25 minutes by car and Torrevieja about 20 minutes. The town has a Thursday market, supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, a medical centre nearby in Ciudad Quesada and a hospital in Torrevieja. La Marquesa Golf lies 5 km away and Villamartín Golf around 15 km. Rojales offers some of the most accessible prices on the Costa Blanca South, a large and settled international community, and the everyday convenience of living in a real town rather than a purely tourist urbanisation. Investment view At €450,000 for 214 m² built, the villa works out at roughly €2,100 per square metre. The average registered notary price in Rojales is about €2,335 per square metre, so this villa is priced below the local average per square metre while offering a private pool, a 2021 build and a converted underbuild that most resale villas in the area do not have. Community fees are zero, which keeps annual running costs to IBI, utilities, insurance and pool maintenance. The five bedrooms and independent lower level give flexibility: a long-term rental of eleven nights or more is exempt from the tourist-licence rules in the Valencia region, and the layout also suits a family purchase with a self-contained guest floor.