Properties for sale in Javea Spain

Discover the best properties for sale in Xabia, Spain

From Ibiza-style properties to modern minimalist properties, here you will find your ideal property for sale in Javea, Costa Blanca. This is the ideal place for your holidays or to live all year round in the Mediterranean climate. 

We invite you to take a look at our selection of villas for sale in Javea or if you desire a more relaxed environment take a look at our fincas for sale in javea.
 

Why choose Javea for your new property?

If you are looking for good weather, great food, friendly people and outdoor activities, Javea/Xabia has a lot to offer its residents all year round.

When you buy one of our properties for sale in Javea, Spain, you are also acquiring a different lifestyle, where the good weather invites you to live outdoors and socialise with people.
 

Javea real estate market overview

The town of Javea has become one of the most popular places in Alicante.

Demand is currently high, with an international clientele from countries such as England, Holland, Belgium, and Germany.

From an investment point of view, Javea represents a safe place to invest.
 

Which one is the best area to buy a property in Javea and why?

When looking for a property for sale in Xabia, Spain, it is very important to have at least a basic knowledge of the areas of the municipality and to know what your preferences and needs are.

If you are looking for proximity to shops and cafés, the areas of Puerto de Javea or the old town would be the best option.

However, if you are looking for peace and quiet and sunshine, the areas of Montgò and Castellans are ideal.

For those who love sea views, the residential areas of Balcón al Mar and La Barraca are ideal.

And for those with deeper pockets, the sought-after areas of La Cuesta de San Antonio and La Corona.

Popular neighbourhoods in Javea

Without a doubt, the best areas for socialising, enjoying local activities and parties, or international restaurants, are El Casco Antiguo (Old Town), El Puerto (Port area) and the more cosmopolitan area of Playa del Arenal (Arenal beach).
 

How to buy a property in Javea, Alicante?

When searching for properties for sale in Javea, it is important to surround yourself with competent people, real estate professionals who can provide relevant information about the areas and municipal regulations. Property agents who listen and work for you, without any pressure or sales techniques.

Step-by-step buying process

1. Find a real estate agent you trust, here is where Brassa Homes can be your best partner.

2. Take time to get to know the areas and properties for sale in Javea so you can compare.

3. Once you have found the ideal property, make your offer.

4. Use the services of a lawyer who is an expert in local urban planning law.

5. Reserve the property (between £3,000 and £5,000 is payable). Note: If for any reason the property has unsolvable documentation issues, this amount will be refunded in full.

6. Private purchase agreement (where 10% of the agreed price is paid). At this point, the property can no longer be sold to a third party, as the contract is binding on the seller.

7. We go to the notary to formalise the sale and handover of keys (we recommend a visual inspection of the property just before going to the notary to ensure that everything is in good condition).
 

Legal and tax requirements for foreign buyers

When purchasing property for sale in Javea, Spain, you will need to obtain a NIE (foreign identification number). You can apply for this at the embassy or your solicitor can complete the paperwork for you.

You will also need to open a bank account in the country to pay taxes such as IBI (local tax), urban waste collection (rubbish) and other expenses and taxes.
 

Financing and mortgages

If you are looking to finance part of the purchase of your property in Javea, the vast majority of banks offer financing and this is the documentation required:

- A photocopy of your passport or NIE (Foreigners' Identification Number), which is similar to a DNI

- A tax residence certificate

- An employment contract

- The last three payslips from your country of residence

- A tax return for the last fiscal year

- A bank statement showing all activity for the last year

- The last three receipts for any outstanding direct debits

- A register of your current assets (bank accounts and title deeds)

- An extract from the property registry (nota simple) for the property you wish to purchase

- Plus a contract of sale or an earnest money contract.