Stunning Villa with Tennis Court and Sea Views in Jávea

€2,100,000

14 Rooms
14 Bedrooms
11 Bathrooms
893 m² Total surface
893 m² Living area
2,376 m² Plot surface
500 m² Terrace surface

Description

We present this exclusive property, located in a prime position with spectacular sea views and direct access to the beach. The villa is just a 10-minute walk from the exclusive Portitxol cove, in a unique area of the Mediterranean coast. Recently granted a vacation rental license (Tourist Housing), the property stands out with its stunning sea views and views of Portitxol Island, visible from most of its terraces and windows. Set on two large plots of land, with multiple garden areas and expansive terraces, the property offers an extremely versatile layout, making it perfect for accommodating both large groups and smaller families. In total, there are 14 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, ensuring ample space and privacy for all guests. Additionally, the villa features a private pool, a paddle court, and several parking areas. Access to the villa is convenient and practical, with an elevator and a central staircase connecting all levels and common areas. Pedestrian and vehicle access is available from both the upper and lower levels of the street. This property perfectly blends original charm with modern design, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere. Its location in one of the most sought-after areas of the Mediterranean coast, along with its privileged views of Portitxol Island and proximity to the cove, make this villa an exceptional opportunity with great potential for appreciation.

Features

Air conditionBalconyBuilt-in kitchenGarageGardenSea/Lake viewSecurity systemSwimming poolTerraceWaterfrontElevatorFireplaceGreen viewGuest toiletOpen view

Engel & Völkers Valencia MMC

+34 96 3517897

Your advisor: Sascha Schwendemann

Property ID: W-02UGB3

Location: Xàbia, Valencian Community

Jávea is an exquisitely beautify, sleepy beach town nestled in the peninsula with Denia, it´s neighboring city. This charming coastal town and municipality in the comarca of Marina Alta, in the province of Alicante, Valencia, Spain, by the Mediterranean Sea. Situated on the side of the Montgó Massif, behind a wide bay and sheltered between two rocky headlands, the town has become a very popular small seaside resort and market town. Half of its resident population and over two thirds of its annual visitors are foreigners. The property is located in the South of "Javea", about 8 minutes’ drive from the city center, and close to beautiful unspoiled beaches which apart from August are uncrowded. Aside from sun bathing and swimming, there is a wide selection of water sports and activities including Sailing, diving, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding among others. ACCESS: The Property enjoys excellent access with just a few minutes drive to the town with all its conveniences such as all the major brand Grocery stores (Consum, Mercadona, Aldil, Lidl, Iceland, EL Corte Ingles, Mas y Mas, etc.) Pharmacies, Banks, Medical clinics, Boutique shops, cafes, etc. The community is also well served by well-respected international schools and the Regional Hospital which is approx. 25 mins by car. International travel is easy as both the Alicante and Valencia international Airports are approximately 1:20 drive. New to Javea? Check out these video links below to see more of the charming area: •https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evnlABYtgbY or •https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0hNAVK78HU For the History Enthusiasts: The area was first inhabited in prehistoric times, 30,000 years ago by cave dwellers on Montgó. Subsequent residents have included Stone and Bronze-age peoples, Romans, Greeks, Phoenicians, Visigoths, Germanic, Carthaginians, and Moors. Roman fishing boats used the port, and there is evidence that dates the Roman occupation of Jávea to the 2nd century BC, it makes Jávea the oldest known Roman site on the coast with a commercial port for fish and minerals. In the 6th century AD, Christian Visigoth monks came to Jávea and founded the monastery of Sant Martí, which likely gave its name to the cape in the area named Cap San Martí. Several people with Visigoth names still live in the area. The hermitage of Popol dates to the 14th century. In the 16th and 17th centuries pirate raids were prevalent, so a wall was built around the town for protection. The wall was later torn down, and today a replica exists in its place in certain sections.

Commission details

Availability upon agreement. The offer is subject to change of price or withdrawal. The exposed information including the dimensions are illustrative. To confirm the dimensions, physical and legal circumstances of the sales and purchase deal we recommend to consult an independent competent professional. The price does not include the taxes, costs and fees of the Agency to pay by the purchaser. Corresponds to the purchaser the right to choose notary payment of the following taxes and costs: (i) the fees of the Agency (ii) in a first deliveries of buildings (new development) the Value-added Tax (IVA) and the Tax on Documented Legal Actions (AJD); (i) in a second and subsequent deliveries of buildings the Property Transfer Tax (ITP); (v) notary and registry tariff. For the rest of the information demanded by state and autonomous government regulations, please get in touch with the Agency.