2026
II Quarter
4
4
416m2
512 m2
Swimming pool
Perched atop one of the most exclusive residential areas of the Costa Blanca, this villa boasts refined design, currently undergoing comprehensive renovation and poised for completion in the second quarter of 2026. A unique property that seamlessly blends privacy, comfort, and aesthetics, making it ideal both as a permanent residence and for privileged stays in a luxurious and tranquil setting.
Nestled on a south-facing plot of 970 m², the villa offers numerous outdoor spaces crafted for al fresco living. Several terraces, both covered and open, allow for the enjoyment of natural light and the breathtaking sea views. The upper terrace features a solarium and chill-out area with a pergola, perfect for unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. On the lower level, a Mediterranean garden and an outdoor dining area invite you to enjoy long evenings with family or friends.
With a constructed area of 418 m² across three levels, the residence is characterised by its spaciousness and functionality:
Altea is a gem of the Costa Blanca that marries tradition and modernity. Its old town, with cobbled streets and whitewashed houses, its crystal-clear beaches, and the iconic blue and white dome of the Church of Our Lady of Consolation make this enclave a premium destination. The city offers a bohemian atmosphere, art galleries, cultural festivals, and exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, all within a relaxed and cosmopolitan environment.
Altea – the white town by the Mediterranean Sea
Altea is one of the most distinctive towns on the northern Costa Blanca, located between Benidorm and Calpe, about 50 minutes from Alicante Airport. The town is best known for its historic old town set on a hill, with white buildings, cobbled streets and viewpoints overlooking the entire coastline. The characteristic dome of the church Nuestra Señora del Consuelo is visible from many kilometres away and is the symbol of the town.
Altea differs from many seaside resorts — it is not a typical tourist destination focused only on the summer season. It is a शांत, year-round functioning town with many permanent residents. There are shops, restaurants, schools, services and medical centres, and everyday life continues outside the holiday season.
The town has a clearly artistic character. In the old town there are art galleries, artists’ studios and small cafés and restaurants. The presence of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Miguel Hernández University attracts creative residents and buyers looking for a quieter seaside lifestyle in a more intimate setting than large resorts.
The coastline of Altea has a natural character. The beaches are mainly pebble or shingle, which keeps the water very clear and the area less crowded than typical towns with wide sandy beaches. A seaside promenade with restaurants and cafés runs along the shore, and nearby there is also a marina and yacht harbour.
Location and distances
Benidorm – approx. 20 km
Calpe – approx. 11 km
Moraira – approx. 25 km
Jávea – approx. 40 km
Alicante Airport – approx. 65 km
Thanks to the N-332 coastal road and the AP-7 motorway, convenient access along the entire Costa Blanca coastline is possible.
The development in Altea is mostly low-rise and spread out. In the centre there are apartments and traditional townhouses, while on the hillsides villas with sea views and smaller residential areas dominate. Compared with the southern Costa Blanca, there are fewer large apartment complexes and high-rise buildings, giving the town a calmer and more orderly character.
Altea is particularly suitable for permanent living or longer stays. The location is chosen by people who value aesthetics, tranquillity and scenery rather than purely holiday tourism.
This town is an option for clients looking for a peaceful, elegant seaside place with a Mediterranean atmosphere, culture and everyday life throughout the year rather than a typical holiday resort.