On the northern stretch of Spain’s Costa Blanca, between the vibrant cities of Valencia and Alicante, the historical coastal city of Denia sits beside one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful natural settings.
This newly built residential project comprises 100 modern apartments and penthouse duplexes, offering two- and three-bedroom layouts with properties starting from approximately 80 m² in a prime beachfront location. Each home has been designed with exceptional diligence, combining elegant interior layouts with high-quality materials and refined finishes. The development stands out for its contemporary architecture, luxurious design and strong emphasis on comfort. Large windows and carefully planned layouts fill the interiors with abundant natural light while framing panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
The apartments offer thoughtfully designed living spaces with open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas, 2.5-metre ceiling heights throughout, and direct access to terraces through patio doors. Each property includes two or three bedrooms, with the principal bedroom featuring an en-suite bathroom and, in some cases, private access to the terrace. Additional bathroom facilities and the seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces make these homes especially well-suited to enjoying the coastal setting. Outside, residents can enjoy landscaped gardens, communal swimming pools for adults and children, a children’s playground, and underground parking.
The modern specifications include Bosch and Siemens kitchen appliances, hot and cold air conditioning, electric shutters, LED lighting, double glazed antiglare windows, fitted wardrobes, fully equipped bathrooms, porcelain stoneware.
The Property tax IBI – €400 per year, Community fee – €100 per month, Refuse – €180 per year. A parking space and storage room in the underground parking is optional and priced €12,000.
Framed by the impressive Montgo mountain and facing the Balearic Islands across clear blue waters, Denia combines beaches, nature, gastronomy and history in a way few Mediterranean towns can match. Along his peaceful northern shoreline, approximately 6 kilometres from the town centre and Marina, lies L’ Estanyo a quiet beachfront enclave that is becoming increasingly sought after by expatriates looking for a refined yet relaxed way of life beside the sea.
Parts of the celebrated Les Marines coastal district, L’Estanyo stretches along white sandy beaches bordered by low rise residences, palm lined avenues and traditional mediterranean gardens. The landscape here is defined by openness and light: the sea extending endlessly to the east, orange groves, agricultural land inland and the dramatic silhouette of Montgo natural park rising to the south. Unlike many highly urbanised resort destinations, this area has retained a common residential atmosphere where life moves at a gentler pace throughout the year.
The name L’Estanyo derives from the Valencian word Estanye, referring to lagoons and wetlands the once characterised this coastline before modern development. Historically, these shores were intricately linked to fishing, agriculture and maritime trade connected to Denia, whose origins date back more than 2000 years. Founded by the Romans as Dianium and later flourishing under Moorish rule, Denia became an important Mediterranean port and cultural centre. Today, its historic castle still overlooks the harbour, offering panoramic views across the coastline and the sea routes that have shaped the region for centuries.
Perfectly positioned in the northern Costa Blanca, L’Estanyo combines peaceful beachfront living with excellent accessibility. The centre of Denia with its Marina, historic castle, restaurants, shops and healthcare facilities are only 10 to 15 minutes away, while the charming coastal towns of Javea, Moraira and Calpe are all within easy driving distance.
The area lies conveniently between Valencia and Alicante, two of eastern Spain’s principal cities, each reachable in approximately 1 hour by car. Both Valencia and Alicante international airports offer regular direct connections across Europe making Denia particularly attractive for expatriates, second homeowners and remote professionals.
Despite its tranquil atmosphere, residents benefit from excellent year-round amenities nearby, including international schools, modern healthcare, golf courses, marinas, supermarkets and high-speed Internet infrastructure allowing for a comfortable and well-connected Mediterranean lifestyle.
