Detached six-bedroom villa with pool and fruit trees in Jávea

Detached six-bedroom villa in Jávea, a few minutes from the Arenal beach, with a private pool and a terrace set under arches of tosca stone.

Inside the home

At the heart of the villa is a generous living and dining room that fills with daylight. A fireplace turns it into a warm place to gather in the cooler months. The kitchen is a separate, closed room with a utility room next to it. It works well but is not new, so it can be modernised to your own taste. The same goes for the whole house. The villa needs updating, yet it is structurally sound, which means a straightforward renovation is enough to shape the interior around your wishes.

Outdoor living

The terrace gives the villa its character. It sits under arches of tosca, the stone that also shapes the coast and the old town of Jávea. In front of it lies the private pool, surrounded by a landscaped garden with natural lawn and fruit trees. A barbecue area makes it easy to eat outside on summer evenings. From the house you look out over the garden and the pool. A private garage and two parking spaces come with the villa.

Rooms and layout

The villa has six bedrooms and three full bathrooms. That number of rooms leaves space for a large family and visiting guests at the same time, or for one or two rooms set up as a study or hobby room. The bathrooms are spread sensibly through the house, so nobody has to queue for the same one. The built area is 230 m² on a plot of 850 m². A renovation lets you decide room by room how each space is used.

In short

A roomy family villa in Jávea with six bedrooms, a private pool and a garden of lawn and fruit trees, a short distance from the Arenal. The house asks for an update, but the foundations are solid.

• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 3
• Built area: 230 m²
• Plot: 850 m²
• Pool: private
• Parking: garage and 2 spaces

Living in Jávea

The Arenal lies a few minutes from the villa and is the only sandy beach in the municipality, flying a Blue Flag again in 2026. The tosca you see in the terrace arches also makes up most of the roughly 20 km of Xàbia coastline. For a weekly shop at the street market, head to the Plaza de la Constitución on a Thursday morning. Shops, schools and restaurants are close to the house, so everyday errands do not mean long drives.