
4.250.000 €
Pre-delivery · Delivery in 2026
The Costa Blanca is the coast of Alicante province — and the part of Spain we know best. Explore live property from Benidorm to Torrevieja with area guidance, mortgage support and full buying help built for foreign buyers.
North
Marina Baixa: Benidorm, Altea, Calpe
City
Alicante and its year-round coast
South
Vega Baja: Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa
This selection pulls directly from live inventory and shows what is available across the Costa Blanca right now.

4.250.000 €
Pre-delivery · Delivery in 2026

3.950.000 €
Ready to move in · Delivery in 2023

3.950.000 €
Pre-delivery · Delivery in 2026

3.600.000 €

3.450.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2028

3.410.000 €
Pre-delivery · Delivery in 2026

3.300.000 €

3.200.000 €

3.195.000 €
Ready to move in · Delivery in 2025

3.190.000 €
Ready to move in · Delivery in 2024

3.114.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2028

3.000.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2027

2.900.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2027

2.891.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2028

2.850.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2027

2.800.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2028

2.690.000 €
Ready to move in · Delivery in 2025

2.650.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2027

2.495.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2028

2.450.000 €
Pre-delivery · Delivery in 2026

2.450.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2027

2.365.000 €
Ready to move in · Delivery in 2024

2.350.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2027

2.350.000 €
Under construction · Delivery in 2028
Benidorm, Altea, Finestrat, Calpe, Jávea and Moraira — dramatic coast, sea views and strong lifestyle and rental demand, from apartments to villas.
Alicante, Playa de San Juan, El Campello and Santa Pola offer a more year-round, livable coast with an airport and city amenities on the doorstep.
Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa, Guardamar and the Vega Baja work well for second homes, retirement and value-led budgets, with a large international community.
The Costa Blanca is often talked about as one place, but the north and south feel very different. The north — the Marina Baixa and Marina Alta — is greener, more dramatic and generally more expensive, with villa markets in Altea, Jávea and Moraira alongside the apartment demand of Benidorm. The south — the Vega Baja around Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa — is flatter, sunnier in winter, more affordable and home to a very large, settled international community.
Neither is better in the abstract; they suit different plans. A buyer chasing capital value and rental strength on a lively coast leans north. A buyer prioritising budget, winter living and an established expat network leans south. Alicante city and its beaches sit in between, offering the most genuine year-round living.
The right route is to shortlist the stretch that fits how you will use the home first, then align property type, total budget and financing around it. Below the region you will find our dedicated pages for the province and for individual towns, so you can go as deep as you need.
Ready to buy in this area?
Mortgage, legal and transaction support — all in one process.
The Costa Blanca is the coastline of Alicante province, on Spain’s south-eastern Mediterranean coast, running roughly from Dénia in the north to Pilar de la Horadada in the south. Alicante–Elche airport sits in the middle.
It depends on your plan. The north (Benidorm, Altea, Jávea) tends to be more premium and lifestyle-led; the south (Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa) is more affordable with a larger international community. We help you match the area to your budget and use.
Yes. Non-resident buyers can typically finance around 60–70% of the price through Spanish banks. We work with a mortgage broker who compares lenders and handles the application alongside the purchase.
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