Wow factor 4 bedroom Villa with sea view in Cala del Portitxol, Javea, Valencia
This bright and exclusive luxury residence is situated in one of the most spectacular areas on the Costa Blanca. From this privileged setting, the property enjoys truly magnificent views over the Mediterranean Sea, offering a peaceful and inspiring environment in which to live and relax.
As can be seen in the latest project images, the technical team at Ten Brinke has successfully completed the structural phase of the villa. Construction has progressed steadily, and the groundwork for the landscaped ...
This bright and exclusive luxury residence is situated in one of the most spectacular areas on the Costa Blanca. From this privileged setting, the property enjoys truly magnificent views over the Mediterranean Sea, offering a peaceful and inspiring environment in which to live and relax.
As can be seen in the latest project images, the technical team at Ten Brinke has successfully completed the structural phase of the villa. Construction has progressed steadily, and the groundwork for the landscaped garden and the swimming pool has now commenced. These developments mark an exciting stage in the creation of what will be a remarkable home, designed with both elegance and comfort in mind.
Javea was carefully selected as the location for this amazing property due to its reputation as one of the finest destinations along the Mediterranean coastline. In recent years, it has become a particularly fashionable location, attracting visitors and homeowners from across Europe. Many well-known personalities choose Javea as a summer retreat, while others decide to spend extended periods here, drawn by the region's exceptional quality of life.
The villa itself offers approximately 420m2 of living space and is arranged across two main floors plus a basement level. Its striking contemporary architecture blends modern design with the natural beauty of its surroundings. The property sits on a generous plot of 1,605m2 and features four spacious bedrooms and five elegant bathrooms.
Outdoors, a 50m2 swimming pool forms the centrepiece of the landscaped garden, while more than 125m2 of terraces provide ample space for outdoor dining, entertaining, and enjoying the Mediterranean climate.
Inside the villa, every detail has been carefully considered to ensure both luxury and practicality. The interiors feature refined modern finishes, a fully equipped designer kitchen, and beautifully appointed bathrooms. Additional amenities include a private spa area and a lift connecting the different levels of the home, ensuring convenience and accessibility. The overall result is a stunning architectural statement-an exceptional villa that combines innovative design with refined comfort, certain to impress all who visit.
Javea itself is widely regarded as one of the jewels of the Costa Blanca. Framed by the Montgo Natural Park and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, the town offers a unique combination of natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, charming coves, and a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere. Its historic old town, lively marina, excellent restaurants, and year-round mild climate make it an ideal destination both for holidays and for longer stays. For many, Javea represents the very essence of Mediterranean living.
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