Property for sale on the Costa Blanca

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The Costa Blanca is the coast of Alicante province, from Dénia in the north to Pilar de la Horadada in the south. Our office is here, in Alicante. Below are the apartments, villas and new builds for sale today along the whole coast.

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Current new-build projects and resale homes.

530 properties for sale

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Luxury Ibiza-Style Villa
Under construction · 2027
CA Salina

Luxury Ibiza-Style Villa

Jávea, Alicante , Spain
4 bedrooms 6 bathrooms 300 m²
Price
2,250,000 €
1 unit View details
Modern Apartments in Alicante
Under construction · 2026
Halar

Modern Apartments in Alicante

Alicante, Alicante , Spain
3 — 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 98 — 116 m²
Price
389,500 € — 456,500 €
7 units View details
New Apartments in El Verger
Under construction · 2027
Edenia

New Apartments in El Verger

Denia, Alicante , Spain
1 — 3 bedroom 1 — 2 bathroom 51 — 115 m²
Price
242,000 € — 505,000 €
25 units View details
Ibiza-Style Villa in Jávea
Under construction · 2027
CA Solis

Ibiza-Style Villa in Jávea

Jávea, Alicante , Spain
3 bedrooms 5 bathrooms 342 m²
Price
2,050,000 €
1 unit View details
Contemporary Villa in Jávea
Under construction · 2027
Casa Altaris

Contemporary Villa in Jávea

Jávea, Alicante , Spain
4 bedrooms 5 bathrooms 468 m²
Price
2,200,000 €
1 unit View details
Contemporary Villas in Finestrat
Under construction · 2027
Puig Campana Villas

Contemporary Villas in Finestrat

Finestrat, Alicante , Spain
2 — 3 bathrooms 327 — 402 m²
Price
700,000 € — 850,000 €
3 units View details
New Exclusive Villas
Under construction · 2027
Balearic Residences

New Exclusive Villas

Alfas del Pi, Alicante , Spain
4 bedrooms 4 bathrooms 203 m²
Price
875,000 €
3 units View details
New Apartments in the Center of Torrevieja
Under construction · 2027
Alegria XXV

New Apartments in the Center of Torrevieja

Torrevieja, Alicante , Spain
3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 217 m²
Price
359,000 € — 440,000 €
2 units View details

Two coasts under one name

It helps to think of the Costa Blanca as north and south — they are quite different.

The north, from Dénia to Benidorm: mountains run down to the sea, with rocky coves and towns on the hillsides. This is Calpe with its Peñón de Ifach, Villajoyosa, Finestrat and Benidorm. Many villas with sea views, homes set on the hills.

The south, from Alicante to the Murcia border: flat land, long sandy beaches, salt lakes and golf courses. This is Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, Guardamar and Pilar de la Horadada, with Algorfa and Ciudad Quesada a little inland. Lots of new builds, townhouses and apartments in complexes with pools.

A place where foreigners are neighbours, not visitors

People from all over Europe live and buy on the Costa Blanca. In Torrevieja, 54.7% of residents are foreign nationals; in Calpe, more than half. You will not be the only newcomer on your street.

Getting there

Alicante is the main airport, and Valencia airport is handy for the northern part of the coast. Both have direct flights from the UK. A tram runs along the coast from Alicante through Benidorm to Dénia.

Buying from the UK

Buying does not give you residency. Spain's golden visa for property investors was abolished in April 2025. Anyone can still buy without restriction, but without a visa a UK passport holder can stay up to 90 days in any 180.

Taxes — Valencian Community rates. New build: 10% VAT plus 1.4% stamp duty. Resale: 9% transfer tax up to €1,000,000, or 11% on the whole price above that. Notary, land registry and paperwork usually add 0.5–1% of the price. For a new build, budget 12–13% on top of the price.

NIE and a Spanish bank account. You need an NIE, the foreigner's identification number, and we handle it for you. For a new build you do not need a Spanish bank account: you can pay the developer from your UK account. For a resale property it is not a legal requirement, but in practice you will want one: the seller is paid at the notary with a banker's draft that only a Spanish bank can issue. Paying the seller from abroad is possible, but the money has to leave several days before completion — a risk for you as the buyer.

Mortgages. Spanish banks usually lend non-residents up to 70% of the valuation, against 80% for residents.

Off-plan. By law, every payment you make to the developer before completion must be covered by a bank guarantee. Check it before you sign.

Frequently asked questions

Which towns are on the Costa Blanca?
All of Alicante province: in the north, Dénia, Jávea, Calpe, Benidorm and Villajoyosa; in the south, Alicante, Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, Guardamar and Pilar de la Horadada.
How is the north different from the south?
The north has mountains by the sea, coves and hillside villas. The south is flat, with long sandy beaches, golf and plenty of new builds.
What taxes do I pay when buying on the Costa Blanca?
New build: 10% VAT and 1.4% stamp duty. Resale: 9% up to €1 million, 11% on the whole price above that. Plus notary and registry fees.
Do I need a Spanish bank account?
Not for a new build. For a resale property it is not legally required, but in practice yes: the seller is paid at the notary with a Spanish banker's draft.
Does buying give me residency?
No. The golden visa for property buyers ended in April 2025.

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