Villas for Sale on the Costa Blanca
A detached villa with its own pool, a sun-drenched terrace and perhaps a view over the Mediterranean: for many buyers from the UK and northern Europe, that is the dream of living on the Costa Blanca. And here, that dream is well within reach. The Costa Blanca offers a wide choice of villas, from a family home on a quiet urbanisation to a modern new build villa with panoramic sea views. On this page you will find our current villas for sale on the Costa Blanca, both new build and resale. Our office in Villamartin is in the heart of the region, so we can guide you on the ground as well.
Where to buy a villa on the Costa Blanca?
Choosing between north and south shapes a lot: the landscape, the atmosphere and the price level.
On the Costa Blanca North you will find green hills, rocky coves and the most exclusive villas.
- Moraira and Jávea: the best-known villa addresses on the Costa Blanca, with generous plots, lots of greenery and views of the sea or the Montgó mountain.
- Benissa and Dénia: Benissa with its quiet coastline and villas among the pine trees, Dénia with its harbour, castle and lively town centre.
- Altea and Calpe: Altea with its white old town and villas in the hills, Calpe with views of the Peñón de Ifach.
- Finestrat and Polop: in the hills behind Benidorm, with many modern new build villas and views of the sea and the mountains.
On the Costa Blanca South the land is flatter, sunnier and generally more affordable.
- Ciudad Quesada and Rojales: popular with British, Belgian and Dutch buyers, with many detached villas, golf courses and all amenities close by.
- Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa: villas a short distance from the beach, in areas such as Los Balcones, Cabo Roig and Dehesa de Campoamor.
- Guardamar del Segura: with El Raso and the pine forests along the dunes, quiet and close to the sea.
New build or resale villa?
A large share of the villas on the Costa Blanca are new build. A new build villa is modern, energy efficient and often comes with solar panels, underfloor heating and open-plan living. You buy with legal guarantees of 1, 3 and 10 years, including the Seguro Decenal for the structure; read more about our guarantees. You usually pay in instalments during construction.
A resale villa has other advantages: you see exactly what you are buying, the garden is often mature and you can move in sooner. Resale villas are also sometimes located where no building land is left.
How much does a villa on the Costa Blanca cost?
Prices depend heavily on the location, sea views and plot size. In our current portfolio they range from just over €750,000 to more than €2.5 million, with the most expensive villas in the north and in Finestrat. On the Costa Blanca South, villas are generally more affordable. On top of the purchase price, allow for additional costs. In the Valencia region, a resale villa has been subject to 9% property transfer tax (ITP) up to €1 million since 1 June 2026, and 11% on the part above that. For new build you pay 10% VAT (IVA) and 1.4% stamp duty (AJD). You can read all costs in how much does it cost to buy a house in Spain.
What to look out for with a villa
- Legal status: do the pool, extension and covered terraces match the permits and the land registry (catastro)?
- Running costs: IBI (local property tax), maintenance of the garden and pool, and any community fees. The costs do not stop at the key handover.
- Rental: if you want to rent out your villa, you need a holiday rental registration in the Valencia region. Check in advance whether this is allowed at the address.
- New build: check the bank guarantee on your stage payments, the construction schedule and the developer's reputation.
Also read our pitfalls when buying a house in Spain.
Prefer something else?
Looking for more peace and land? Take a look at our fincas on the Costa Blanca. Prefer a townhouse or bungalow? Browse our houses for sale on the Costa Blanca. Want to build yourself? Then a building plot on the Costa Blanca is an option. Is your dream villa not listed? We will search tailor-made for you.
Frequently asked questions
Can I finance a villa with a Spanish mortgage?
Yes, Spanish banks generally lend non-residents up to 60 to 70% of the property value. You can also use equity on your current home. Read more in mortgage for a house in Spain.
How am I protected when buying a new build villa?
In Spain, stage payments during construction must be secured with a bank guarantee or insurance. After completion, you have the legal guarantees of 1, 3 and 10 years. We check this together with your lawyer.
Get to know us, without obligation
Not sure whether to choose north or south, or new build or resale? We are happy to think along with you. Book a free video call and discover which villa for sale on the Costa Blanca matches your wishes.
