New villa with saltwater pool and solar panels in Jávea

New villa in Jávea with three bedrooms, a 13 by 5 metre saltwater pool and solar panels with battery storage, on a 1,015 m² plot.

Inside the home

The villa is built around a concrete core insulated on both the inside and the outside. This makes the house very airtight and keeps the temperature almost the same in every room. A double ventilation system brings in fresh air. A heat pump heats and cools through the floor and also supplies the hot water. On the ground floor, a spacious living and dining room opens onto a kitchen with a cooking island. Large windows along the staircase carry daylight up to the top floor.

Outdoor living

The flat plot is laid out as a Mediterranean garden with centuries-old olive trees, fruit trees, culinary herbs and a large lawn of natural grass, designed with privacy first. The 13 by 5 metre saltwater pool has a sunbathing area and is prepared for heating. Around it runs a 212 m² terrace with two pergolas in iroko wood. Facing south, the terrace gets sun all year. An automatic gate, automatic irrigation, an outdoor shower and a parking space complete the outside.

Rooms and layout

The villa has three floors, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. A bright entrance hall with a guest toilet leads to two double bedrooms on the ground floor, each with its own bathroom. The top floor belongs to the main bedroom, with a bathroom with shower, bath and double basin, a dressing room and a large private terrace. The basement holds an open space of 180 m², ready to fit out as you wish: a home cinema, a gym, an extra bedroom or a guest apartment.

In short

A new villa with three bedrooms and a large basement you can shape yourself. Good insulation, solar power and a heat pump keep energy use low. The south-facing terrace and the Mediterranean garden round off life outdoors.

• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 3
• Built area: 471 m²
• Plot: 1,015 m²
• Pool: yes
• Heating: underfloor, heat pump

Living in Jávea

Jávea has about 20 kilometres of coastline, most of it formed by tosca stone. The marina of the Club Náutico Jávea received a Blue Flag in 2026. Besides the Montgó Natural Park, the municipality includes the Cap de Sant Antoni marine reserve and six plant micro-reserves. The town's sandy beach is less than a fifteen-minute drive from the villa.