Property for Sale in Denia, Spain
20 listings from local specialists, updated daily.
Dénia sits at the northern tip of Costa Blanca, between the Montgó nature reserve and 20 km of beaches. 45,000 residents, a Roman-rooted old town, a marina with daily ferries to Ibiza, and UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy status. The buyer profile skews older, wealthier, and more European than Benidorm.
Las Marinas (north of town) is the beach strip: long, low-rise developments with direct sand access. Las Rotas (south) trades sand for rocky coves and pine forest, with detached villas instead of apartment blocks. The old centre and El Saladar offer the most walkable lifestyle.
Buyers mostly come from Germany, the UK, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Property here trades less frequently than in Benidorm or Torrevieja, but stock holds value well: prime villas in Las Rotas climbed 30-40% in five years.
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En ventaÁtico de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Les Marines, Costa Blanca North
En ventaÁtico de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Vergel, Costa Blanca North
En ventaÁtico de 2 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Les Marines, Costa Blanca North
En ventaDuplex de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Vergel, Costa Blanca North
En ventaÁtico de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Costa Blanca North
En ventaApartamento de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Les Marines, Costa Blanca North
En ventaChalet de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Costa Blanca North
En ventaApartamento de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Vergel, Costa Blanca North
En ventaApartamento de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Costa Blanca North
En ventaDuplex de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Vergel, Costa Blanca North
En ventaAdosado de 3 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Costa Blanca North
En ventaÁtico de 2 dormitorios, Denia, Costa Blanca Norte
Denia, Vergel, Costa Blanca North
Frequently asked questions
How much does property cost in Dénia?
Beach apartments in Las Marinas: €180,000-€350,000 in 2026. Villas in Las Rotas with sea view: €600,000-€1.8M. Town-centre apartments: €140,000-€280,000.
Where do international buyers concentrate?
Las Rotas and the Montgó slopes for villas and quieter living, Las Marinas for direct beach apartments, the old town for walking-distance lifestyle close to the marina and restaurants.
Do I need to live in Spain to buy?
No. Foreign non-residents buy freely. NIE, Spanish bank account, and notary signing - we handle setup before you arrive.
Can I get a mortgage as a foreigner?
Yes. Spanish banks lend non-residents up to 60-70% of appraised value, with fixed rates between 3.5% and 5% in 2026. Local banks (CaixaBank, Sabadell) have specialist non-resident desks.
What's the buying process timeline?
From reservation to keys: 6-10 weeks for mortgage buyers, 3-4 weeks for cash. Older villas may need extra time for habitability certificate (cédula de habitabilidad) checks.
Is Dénia a good rental investment?
Long-term yields run 4-5% gross - lower than Benidorm but with a more stable tenant base. Tourist-licence demand stays strong from June through September; off-season is quieter than the southern Costa Blanca.
What taxes apply?
Valencia region: 10% ITP on resale, 10% IVA + 1.5% AJD on new-build. Notary, registry, and legal fees add 1-1.5%.
Is Dénia better than Jávea or Calpe?
Different vibes. Dénia has the marina, the gastronomy scene, and a larger working town. Jávea is more residential and expat-heavy. Calpe sits between the two with the Peñón rock as the defining landmark. We work in all three and can compare specific properties side by side.