Marina Alta · Costa Blanca
Property investment in Dénia,
the sea ahead, the Montgó behind.
Property investment in Dénia centres on one of the best-known towns of the northern Costa Blanca. A castle crowns the old town, and the Montgó massif rises at its back.
Search propertiesFerries leave its port for the Balearic Islands, and Jávea, Pedreguer and Ondara are its nearest neighbours in Alicante province.
The coast of Dénia, north and south
North of the port, Les Marines is a long sandy shore with homes and gardens set back from the beach. To the south, the rocky coves of Les Rotes run towards the cape below the Montgó, with villas set among the pines.
For an investor the questions are scarcity and quality: frontline plots, views that cannot be built out and construction that will age well in salt air. Coastal planning is strict, so have a local specialist confirm what applies, then describe the setting and budget you have in mind.
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Questions,
answered.
How does Dénia differ from Jávea?
Dénia is a larger, livelier town with a working port, while Jávea feels more residential. The Montgó stands between them.
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