Two-bedroom apartment with a large terrace in Cala Blanca, Jávea

Description

Set in Cala Blanca, Jávea, this new-build apartment offers 84 m² of built space, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a 60 m² terrace. Its coastal setting gives the home a clear connection to the Mediterranean, while the generous outdoor space provides room to enjoy everyday life outside.

The apartment is part of a residential development in Cala Blanca, an area of Jávea known for its coves and coastal character. The property also includes a parking space and storage, practical additions for a home used throughout the year or for time spent on the coast.

A home shaped around outdoor living

The terrace is a defining part of this apartment. At 60 m², it offers substantial outdoor space alongside the interior, creating flexibility for dining, relaxing or simply spending more time in the Mediterranean air. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout provides a considered amount of accommodation without making the home feel oversized.

As a new-build property, it may suit buyers seeking a contemporary base in Jávea, whether for regular stays or as a permanent home. The development’s shared pool is one of the few communal features worth noting here; the page’s separate amenities section provides the full specification.

Getting to know Jávea and its coast

Jávea, also known as Xàbia, brings together several distinct settings: the historic centre, the maritime port area and the Arenal beach district. Cala Blanca places this apartment within the municipality’s varied coastal landscape, where beaches and coves sit alongside established residential areas.

The Arenal is a recognised focus for beach life, restaurants and day-to-day services around the bay. Further afield in the municipality, the port retains a strong maritime identity, while the historic centre offers a different atmosphere, shaped by traditional local architecture and the church of Sant Bartomeu.

The wider setting also includes the Montgó natural landscape and a coastline stretching between Cap de Sant Antoni and Cap de la Nau. Sailing, diving and walking are among the outdoor pursuits associated with local life, offering options for buyers who value an active connection to the coast and countryside.

Food is another part of the area’s appeal. Jávea’s local gastronomy reflects Mediterranean and Valencian traditions, with rice dishes, seafood and produce from the Marina Alta contributing to the character of the region.

Consider this Cala Blanca apartment

For buyers comparing new-build homes on the Costa Blanca North, this apartment stands out for its sizeable terrace, two-bedroom layout and setting in Jávea. Contact Ibeka Homes to request the current property details or to discuss arranging a viewing.