Properties for sale on the Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca stretches along the Mediterranean coast of the Alicante province, from Dénia in the north to Torrevieja in the south. Each town along this coastline has a distinct character, price range and buyer profile — and the differences between them matter more than most portals acknowledge.

Moraira and Jávea attract buyers who prioritise quality and quiet. Altea draws those who want village character close to the coast. Calpe offers sea views and infrastructure at a lower price point. Benidorm provides year-round services, large-scale developments and the widest choice of apartments on the northern Costa Blanca.

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Property types on the Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca market covers everything from hillside villas with sea views to apartments in coastal developments, rural fincas with land, and new build projects at various stages of completion. What suits you depends on how you plan to use the property, how much time you want to spend on maintenance, and what matters to you in daily life.

Villas

Villas are the dominant property type in towns like Moraira and Jávea, where the residential landscape is built around private plots on the hillsides above the coast. Styles range from traditional Mediterranean builds with terracotta roofs and established gardens to contemporary architecture with flat roofs, floor-to-ceiling glass and infinity pools. Entry prices for a well-maintained resale villa with a private pool start at around €400,000 in towns like Calpe and climb significantly in Moraira, where the starting point sits closer to €750,000.

Apartments

Apartments are more common in Altea, Calpe and Benidorm, particularly in coastal developments and residential complexes with communal pools, gardens and parking. They suit buyers who want a lock-and-leave property with lower maintenance costs, or who prefer to be within walking distance of the beach and daily services. Prices start from around €150,000 in Benidorm and Calpe, with modern apartments in Altea typically starting from €240,000.

Fincas and country houses

Fincas are rural or semi-rural properties — typically stone-built with large plots, mature gardens and a sense of privacy that coastal properties rarely match. They suit buyers who want space, land and quiet above all else. Fincas appear across the inland areas behind the northern Costa Blanca, particularly around Benissa, Jalón Valley and the hills behind Altea. Prices vary widely depending on plot size, condition and location.

Townhouses

Townhouses sit in or near village centres, offering proximity to daily life without the maintenance demands of a villa. They are common in the old towns of Altea, Jávea and Calpe, and typically feature multiple floors, small terraces and a compact footprint. Townhouses suit buyers who want a base within walking distance of shops, restaurants and the coast.

New build developments

New build properties are available across the Costa Blanca, from large-scale apartment complexes in Benidorm and Finestrat to individual villa projects in Moraira and Cumbre del Sol. Buying new build means IVA (10%) plus stamp duty (1.5%) rather than the transfer tax that applies to resale properties. New builds typically come with a ten-year structural warranty and modern energy ratings — but delivery timelines and developer reliability vary, so independent legal advice is essential before committing.

What property costs on the Costa Blanca

Prices on the Costa Blanca vary significantly by area, property type and proximity to the coast. The ranges below reflect current market conditions across the five areas this platform covers.

Moraira

The most expensive per-square-metre market on the northern Costa Blanca, with an average price of approximately €4,563/m². Resale villas start from around €750,000. The mid-market range sits between €750,000 and €1.25 million. The luxury segment — modern architecture, sea views, premium plots — runs from €1.95 million to €3.2 million. Apartment stock is limited and concentrated near the town centre.

Jávea

A broad market with everything from older apartments near the Arenal beach to high-end villas in the Montgó and Cap Martí areas. Apartments start from around €200,000. Villas range from approximately €500,000 for established resale properties up to well over €2 million for new builds with sea views.

Altea

More mixed than Moraira, with a stronger apartment market. Apartments start from approximately €240,000, with modern developments in Altea Hills and Sierra de Altea reaching €500,000 to €900,000. Villas in Altea typically start above €1 million. The old town and Altea la Vella offer townhouses and village properties at varying price points.

Calpe

More accessible than Moraira or Jávea, with a wider range of entry points. Apartments start from around €150,000, particularly in developments near the Arenal and Fossa beaches. Villas with sea views are available from approximately €400,000. Calpe has an active new build market, especially in the hillside zones with views towards the Peñón de Ifach.

Benidorm

The largest volume of apartment stock on the northern Costa Blanca. Apartments in residential developments start from around €150,000, with modern new builds in Finestrat and the surrounding areas from €250,000 upwards. Benidorm suits buyers who want year-round infrastructure, services and rental potential at a lower entry price than the smaller towns to the north.