New, furnished and finished. All it’s missing is you.
Eight o’clock in the morning, first floor, doors open. To one side the Mediterranean is turning from silver to blue. To the other, the Montgó is catching the first of the sun. The coffee machine is already on. Nothing needs fixing, choosing or delivering. That is the whole idea of this house.
It is brand new, completed in 2026, and set in one of the most sought-after central areas of Jávea, in the Marina Alta district of Alicante province. The Arenal beach is a few minutes away. So are the supermarkets, the restaurants, the sports clubs and two of the best international schools on the coast. You’re in the middle of everything, yet behind the gate it feels entirely your own.
And it comes complete. Furnished, equipped and dressed to a high standard, right down to the last cushion. Arrive with a suitcase and you’re living here that evening: dinner on the terrace, a swim before bed, nothing on the to-do list.
Inside, the plan simply makes sense. Floor-to-ceiling glass floods every room with light and dissolves the line between house and garden. The kitchen is built for people who cook and people who just like to gather round. There’s a big island, sleek handleless cabinetry and appliances from the names you’d choose yourself. Behind it, a hidden pantry swallows the clutter, so the kitchen always looks as if guests are about to arrive. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a guest WC give everyone their own space, however full the house gets.
Outside, the garden feels as if it has always been there. Mature palms and silvery olive trees frame a professionally designed Mediterranean garden. At its centre is the pool, lined in deep turquoise tiles that turn the water a colour you’ll want to photograph every single day. Terraces wrap around the house, so you can follow the sun at breakfast and the shade at lunch, and save the best seat for the sunset.
It’s as clever as it is comfortable. The energy rating is A, the underfloor heating keeps winter mornings warm underfoot, and solar panels take the sting out of the bills. The double garage takes two cars with room to spare for the bikes, the golf clubs and the paddleboard.
Brand new, beautifully furnished and framed by sea and mountain. In Jávea, the easiest decision you’ll ever make.
HIGHLIGHTS
AREA GUIDE
Where is this villa?
The villa is in a central residential area of Jávea (Xàbia), a coastal town in the Marina Alta district of Alicante province, on the Costa Blanca North. It enjoys panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the Montgó, and is a few minutes’ drive from the Arenal beach and the town’s main amenities.
What is Jávea known for?
Jávea is known for the Montgó mountain and Natural Park, its clear-water coves and beaches, and its three distinct centres: the historic old town, the fishing port and the Arenal beachfront. Strict planning has kept it low-rise and green, and it is widely regarded as one of the most desirable places to live on the Costa Blanca.
What is Jávea like?
Jávea combines a working fishing port and a medieval old town with a lively beachfront of restaurants and bars along the Arenal. It has a large, well-established year-round community and offers a relaxed pace of life with excellent services.
What amenities are nearby?
Supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, sports clubs, pharmacies, medical centres and banks are all within a few minutes’ drive. Jávea has a weekly market, a marina at the port and a wide choice of beaches and coves. Hospital services are at Dénia, about 20 minutes away.
How far is Jávea from the airport?
Alicante–Elche airport is about 1 hour 15 minutes’ drive. Valencia airport is about 1 hour 20 minutes. Both have frequent year-round flights to the UK and across Europe.
Can you fly to the Costa Blanca North from the United States?
Yes. United Airlines is launching three weekly services between Valencia and Newark from June 2027. Newark is a United hub with onward connections across the United States. Air Transat already runs a year-round service between Valencia and Montreal.
What towns are close to Jávea?
Dénia and Benitachell are about 15 minutes away. Gata de Gorgos and Pedreguer are around 15 minutes inland, Moraira about 20–25 minutes and Calpe about 35 minutes.
What is there to do nearby?
Hiking in the Montgó Natural Park and along the cliffs to Cap de Sant Antoni and Cap de la Nau. Swimming and snorkelling at Granadella and the coves. Sailing, kayaking and diving from the port. Golf at Jávea Golf Club and La Sella. Dining along the Arenal and in the old town.
Are there international schools in the area?
Yes. Xàbia International College is in Jávea, a short drive from the villa. Lady Elizabeth School has its campus in nearby Benitachell.
Who buys in Jávea?
Jávea attracts an established international buyer pool alongside Spanish purchasers. Buyers include families drawn by the international schools, couples relocating permanently and second-home owners who want a ready-to-use base close to the coast. New, fully furnished villas with sea and Montgó views are in particularly short supply.
What is the climate like in Jávea?
Jávea has a mild Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers, gentle winters and plenty of sunshine. The Montgó shelters the town from cold northerly winds, so terraces and pools are used for most of the year.
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