Panoramic Sea Views in Benissa

In Benissa, this villa offers a view of the Mediterranean Sea, stretching from the elegant town of Moraira to the majestic Peñón de Ifach in Calpe.

Designed by renowned architect Dalia Alba, known for her innovative projects on the Costa Blanca, this luxury villa in Benissa is an architectural gem that combines contemporary design with the natural charm of the coast.

In Benissa, located just a 5-minute drive from the sandy beach of La Fustera, this property is an exclusive opportunity to enjoy a privileged natural setting with the comfort of a luxury villa.

Key Features of the Villa

• Living Area: 267.50 m²
• Floors: 4 with elevator
• Bedrooms: 4 suites
• Infinity Pool with Sea View
• Luxury Finishes: Underfloor heating, ducted air conditioning, high-quality kitchen
• Plot: Situated on a peaceful slope, ensuring uninterrupted sea views

Layout of the Villa

The villa is designed to maximize panoramic views and natural light, with large windows and open spaces that seamlessly connect the interior with the exterior. The layout of the four floors is described below.

Rooftop Level

The rooftop level features an elegant entrance hall, where the stunning sea view captivates you from the moment you enter. From here, access to the various floors is possible via the staircase or the elevator, which connects all levels of the villa.

Upper Floor

The upper floor houses two spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, offering complete privacy. Each suite enjoys a private bathroom and spectacular sea views, enhanced by high-quality finishes that emphasize elegance and comfort, creating a luxurious resting space.

Lower Floor

The lower floor includes two additional en-suite bedrooms, one of which is the master bedroom with direct access to a private terrace, allowing you to fully appreciate the impressive Mediterranean views. This floor also includes a laundry room for added convenience.

Basement

The basement is the social heart of the villa, where you’ll find the living room, an open kitchen with an island, a dining area, and a spacious lounge. This open area visually connects to an inner courtyard, allowing for a vertical garden that adds a touch of freshness and nature to the environment. The living room leads to a large outdoor terrace with a barbecue area and an infinity pool that provides uninterrupted views of the sea.

Additionally, this floor has a guest toilet and a storage room.

Luxury Finishes and Details

The villa is equipped with high-quality finishes and materials to ensure maximum comfort and energy efficiency. Some of the most notable features include:

• Underfloor Heating with a heat pump for consistent warmth during colder months.
• Ducted Air Conditioning for perfect climate control year-round.
• Luxury Kitchen with modern designs and top-quality appliances.

For more details, a quality booklet is available in multiple languages, specifying all the materials and features of the property.

Local Amenities and Services

The villa’s location is ideal for those seeking tranquility without compromising on access to first-class amenities and services. Below are some highlights of the area.

Beaches and the Mediterranean Sea

Benissa Costa is known for its spectacular beaches and coves, many of which have earned the Blue Flag for water quality. The beach of La Fustera, just 5 minutes from the villa, is a beautiful fine-sand beach, ideal for families, with crystal-clear and calm waters perfect for swimming or water sports like paddleboarding or snorkeling.

Along the coast, you’ll also find other coves like Cala Baladrar and Cala Advocat, natural enclaves known for their beauty and serenity.

Nearby Towns

The villa’s strategic location places it within close proximity to some of the most charming places on the Costa Blanca. Benissa, with its historic old town, and Moraira, an exclusive tourist destination, are nearby. Both towns offer a wide range of cultural, commercial, and culinary options, including restaurants that excel in high-quality Mediterranean cuisine.Benissa: A Historic and Picturesque Town

Benissa’s old town is a treasure trove of well-preserved historical architecture, offering a glimpse into the area’s rich cultural heritage. Wandering through its cobbled streets lined with traditional whitewashed houses, visitors are transported back in time. Highlights include the 15th-century Church of the Puríssima Xiqueta, also known as the “Cathedral of the Marina,” with its stunning neo-Gothic facade. The narrow alleys and small plazas are filled with artisan shops, tapas bars, and family-owned boutiques, making it a perfect spot to enjoy local flavors and handcrafted goods. Benissa also hosts regular markets, where visitors can purchase fresh produce, regional delicacies, and artisan products.

Another highlight in Benissa is the “Casa Museo Abargues,” a beautifully restored 18th-century nobleman’s house, showcasing period furniture and art that offer insight into the lifestyle of the region’s former aristocracy. The town’s cultural calendar includes numerous events, from art exhibitions to traditional music festivals, creating a vibrant atmosphere year-round.

Moraira: A Coastal Gem with Exclusive Appeal

Just a short drive away, Moraira is a quintessential Mediterranean town known for its upscale vibe and stunning coastal views. Its marina is home to luxury yachts, adding a touch of elegance, while its sandy beaches and clear waters attract families and water sports enthusiasts alike. Moraira’s beaches, such as L’Ampolla and El Portet, are well-maintained and known for their cleanliness and calm waters, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing by the sea.

Moraira’s culinary scene is one of the most refined on the Costa Blanca. The town features a variety of restaurants, from authentic tapas bars to upscale dining establishments specializing in Mediterranean and seafood cuisine. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of dining along the promenade with panoramic sea views, particularly at sunset when the horizon turns a spectrum of warm hues.

Calpe and the Majestic Peñón de Ifach

Further along the coast lies Calpe, famous for the iconic Peñón de Ifach, a massive limestone rock that rises dramatically from the sea. This natural landmark, visible from many points along the Costa Blanca, is a protected nature reserve and a haven for hikers and climbers. The challenging but rewarding hike to the summit offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coastline and the surrounding landscape. Calpe is also well-known for its beaches, such as Playa de la Fossa and Arenal-Bol, which attract both locals and tourists.

Calpe has a vibrant fishing port where visitors can see daily fish auctions and dine at local seafood restaurants serving freshly caught fish and shellfish. Along the seafront, you’ll find a promenade lined with beach bars, ice cream parlors, and boutiques selling local products. The town also has a rich historical center with remnants of ancient Roman settlements, adding an archaeological layer to its appeal.

Jávea and Its Scenic Natural Beauty

About a 30-minute drive from the villa, Jávea (or Xàbia) is a scenic town with a relaxed vibe and stunning natural surroundings. Known for its combination of lush green hills and sparkling blue sea, Jávea is a favorite destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The Montgó Natural Park, a protected area around the iconic Montgó mountain, offers numerous hiking trails with panoramic views, and is home to a variety of Mediterranean flora and fauna. Jávea’s coastline is dotted with picturesque coves, such as Cala Granadella and Cala Barraca, where visitors can enjoy snorkeling in clear waters or simply soak in the tranquil environment.

The town’s historic center, with its Gothic architecture and charming whitewashed buildings, offers a selection of artisan shops, galleries, and cafes, making it a delightful place to explore. Jávea also has a lively port area with seafood restaurants and open-air terraces that are particularly popular at night when the atmosphere becomes vibrant with locals and visitors alike.

With such a variety of nearby towns, this villa’s location offers an ideal base for exploring the best of Costa Blanca’s coastal and cultural gems. Whether seeking a quiet beach retreat, a taste of local history, or a lively culinary experience, the surrounding areas provide a perfect blend of options for all preferences.

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Culture and Traditions

The Marina Alta region, where Benissa is located, is rich in cultural heritage and traditions that have been passed down for generations. Throughout the year, numerous festivities bring locals and visitors together to honor age-old customs and enjoy the lively atmosphere. One of the most iconic events is the Moros y Cristianos celebration, a colorful spectacle that brings Spain’s ancient history to life with theatrical battles, historic costumes, music, and dance.

Each town in the Marina Alta region has its own patron saint festivals, or fiestas patronales, which include local customs, processions, and communal meals. Benissa, for example, celebrates the Fiestas de la Puríssima Xiqueta in honor of the town’s patron saint, with a week of activities, music, and processions that bring the entire village together.

Mediterranean Cuisine in Marina Alta

The Mediterranean cuisine of Marina Alta is undeniably one of the main attractions of this privileged part of the Costa Blanca. Thanks to the region’s coastal location and surrounding mountains, it boasts a unique culinary richness that combines land and sea products with centuries-old traditions. Fish and seafood play a starring role in local dishes, with famous recipes like arroz a banda and caldero de pescado that perfectly showcase the fresh flavors of the Mediterranean. In addition, visitors can explore fresh local products at nearby markets and restaurants.

Conclusion

This modern luxury villa in Benissa Costa offers a unique opportunity to live in one of the Costa Blanca’s most privileged settings. With its innovative design, premium finishes, and unparalleled panoramic sea views, it offers an exclusive lifestyle surrounded by nature, culture, and Mediterranean gastronomy.