The property market in Dénia is seductive because of its idyllic setting between the sea and the mountains, offering an exceptional quality of life. Whether you're looking for an investment property in Dénia or a primary residence, you'll find a wide range of houses and flats for sale, in a privileged environment just a stone's throw from magnificent beaches and numerous amenities.
Real estate in Dénia
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Penthouse / Apartment - Dénia - Costa Blanca / Spain
Price :
455 000 €
4 rooms
- City
- Dénia
- Region
- Comunitat Valenciana
- No. of rooms
- 4
- Ref.
- 1-4777
House / Villa 863m² - Dénia - Costa Blanca / Spain
Price :
4 200 000 €
863 m² - 4 rooms
- City
- Dénia
- Region
- Comunitat Valenciana
- Land area
- 3 m²
- No. of rooms
- 4
- Ref.
- 1-5010
Apartment 72m² - Dénia - Costa Blanca / Spain
Price :
240 000 €
72 m² - 2 rooms
- City
- Dénia
- Region
- Comunitat Valenciana
- Land area
- 100 m²
- No. of rooms
- 2
- Ref.
- 1-5228
Villa / House 440m² - Dénia - Costa Blanca / Spain
Price :
899 000 €
440 m² - 11 rooms
- City
- Dénia
- Region
- Comunitat Valenciana
- Land area
- 2 m²
- No. of rooms
- 11
- Ref.
- 1-5649
Property 99m² - Dénia - Costa Blanca / Spain
Price :
324 000 €
99 m² - 3 rooms
- City
- Dénia
- Region
- Comunitat Valenciana
- No. of rooms
- 3
- Ref.
- 1-5754
Dénia: The Mediterranean pearl between sea and mountains
The property market in Dénia is captivating thanks to its unique position at the foot of Montgó mountain and opposite the Columbretes Islands marine reserve. This historic port town, classified as a "Gastronomic City" by UNESCO, offers exceptional properties ranging from renovated fishermen's cottages in the Baix la Mar district to luxury villas in the gated communities of Las Rotas. With its exceptional microclimate (320 days of sunshine a year) and 20 km of varied coastline, Dénia has been cultivating a refined art of living since Roman times.
A heritage of traditional and modern properties
These properties stand out for their typical architecture combining Moorish influences and Valencian modernism. History lovers will appreciate the middle-class residences in the historic centre with their traditional azulejos, while lovers of the sea will opt for the premium flats on the seafront with views of the castle. Local features include 'torres vigía' (watchtowers) converted into exclusive homes and wine estates with ancient cellars.
A coastal investment with great potential
Investing in Dénia represents a strategic choice, with a sustained growth market (+7.5% in 2023) and some of the highest rental yields on the Costa Blanca (6-9% net). These properties, which are particularly popular with a discerning European clientele, benefit from an extended tourist season thanks to the ferry port to the Balearic Islands. With its rich cultural heritage and high-quality infrastructure, this unspoilt destination has confirmed its status as a safe bet for Mediterranean property.