Villa Marita

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Villa Marita is situated in a central yet peaceful area of Javea with some local restaurants and shops approximately 1km from the villa, whilst the popular Arenal beach area is just a short drive away. If you enjoy walking, some of the coast’s rocky coves can be reached on foot in around 35 minutes.

Javea (also known as Xabia) is a lovely coastal town sandwiched between the capes of San Antonio and La Nao and midway between the Spanish cities of Alicante and Valencia. Easily accessible via motorway from the airports of both cities, the area is renowned for its warm summers and mild winters and attracts holidaymakers throughout the year. Frequented by smugglers and pirates during the Middles Ages, the caves and bays along the coast are now popular with snorkellers, sunbathers and scuba divers. Granadella and La Barraca are particularly popular with snorkellers and have beach bar facilities. The region has something to appeal to everyone, from quaint traditional villages and sandy beaches to large coastal towns with excellent shopping and dining.

The Arenal area of Javea is has plenty on offer during the summer months. The bay here has a golden sandy beach which slopes gently into the sea and is edged with bars, shops and restaurants and ice cream parlours. There are plenty of water sports on offer such as sailing, fishing and water ski-ing in the bay. The area is very family-friendly has good facilities including toilets and showers. In the evenings, you can take a stroll along the promenade and watch the street artists performing, buy souvenirs at the craft stalls set up along the seafront or enjoy the live music which fills the air.

The old town has a maze of narrow streets lined with historical townhouses and beautiful squares. There is also an excellent indoor market selling fresh produce including fruit, cheeses and locally caught fish. There are lots of reasonably priced restaurants here, not to mention the traditional tapas bars and art galleries – a great place to explore during the heat of the afternoon. The port area has plenty of restaurants and snack bars where you can linger with a cold drink and watch the fishermen bring in their catch.

The area has excellent golfing facilities, with the 9-hole Javea Golf course and the 18-hole La Sella course being within a short drive towards Benitachell and Denia respectively. Javea Golf has a clubhouse and restaurant, two putting greens, tennis courts and a swimming pool with a children’s paddling area to keep other members of the family amused. There are also a variety of other places offering activities such as horse riding, tennis, football, basketball and bowling. Benidorm, around 45 minutes drive away, has plenty of family entertainment including a theme park and a large water park.

For those who enjoy exploring, the Montgo natural park is a beautiful mountainous area just to the north of Javea. The highest peak is 753m high and is a fantastic vantage point for viewing the spectacular coastline.

Approach

This charming villa is centrally located within Javea and is set in good-sized gardens. There is secure parking in a garage to the front of the villa and a gravelled pathway flanked by palms and flowering shrubs leads to the main door.

Ground Floor

The villa’s living room has an open fireplace, bright curtains and a beamed ceiling giving the room a cosy and welcoming feel. This sunny room has comfortable sofas nestled around a circular coffee table and patio doors to the garden. There is a wooden dining table in one corner with four ladder back chairs. Opening off this area is a well-equipped kitchen with a hob, oven, fridge/freezer and washing machine.

First Floor

There is one twin bedroom and one double, both sharing the use of a separate family bathroom with a bath and overbath shower, WC, washbasin and bidet. The bedrooms are decorated in white and are well-furnished with bedside tables and pretty bedsteads. There is a semi-circular covered terrace on this floor with views over the garden, and a wrought iron spiral staircase leads to the pool and roof terrace.

Outside

The villa sits in large walled gardens with plenty of trees, palms and shrubs providing shade from the hot sun. Patio doors from the living room lead to a covered dining terrace and barbecue area for al fresco meals. The 8m x 4m pool has ladder steps and is bordered by an attractive terracotta-paved terrace equipped with sun-loungers. The roof terrace, accessed via an exterior spiral staircase from the pool terrace, has superb views over the surrounding countryside to the Mediterranean.

Additional Information

Final cleaning charge (£7) plus linen charge (£7 per person) payable locally.