Buying in Dénia is about gastronomy and the port: the town is a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, a ferry runs from here to Ibiza, and a medieval castle rises above the seafront. The selection holds 4 new-builds, mostly villas.
La sélection compte 4 biens : prix €256,000–€1,543,000, €2,874–€3,766/m², rendement 4.9–6.8%. Principalement villas · appartements.
Dénia is the quiet upper end of the northern Costa Blanca: yields of 4.9–6.8%, with demand driven by well-off expats and Valencians with second homes rather than mass tourism.
Dénia stretches along the coast: north of the port is Las Marinas with long sandy beaches and apartments; south is Las Rotas with rocky coves and villas. A castle overlooks the town, and the centre with its port stays lively year-round.
A port with ferries to Ibiza and Mallorca, sandy and rocky beaches, the Montgó natural park, UNESCO City of Gastronomy status and a marina. Alicante and Valencia airports are each about an hour-plus away.
Dénia suits the buyer who wants a real town with a port and year-round seaside life, not just a seasonal urbanisation; it works both for living and for letting.
The summer peak is strong on the Las Marinas beaches, but a lively centre, the port and gastronomy status support off-season demand better than purely beach villages.
Données réelles OpenStreetMap : 16 écoles, 19 supermarchés et 15 établissements de santé à proximité — plus nos programmes neufs avec prix.
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mis à jour le 2026-07-09
4 programmes
Under construction · 2026 Q26.8% rendementOff-plan · 2027 Q45.7% rendement
Off-plan · 2027 Q25.3% rendement
Under construction · 2026 Q34.9% rendementDénia has 4 new-builds from €256,000 to €1,543,000. Villas are common, so the top of the range sits well above the coastal average.
Yield is 4.9–6.8%. The UNESCO gastronomy brand, the Ibiza ferry port and a calm, upmarket character support quality rentals.
Dénia is larger and more urban: a real port, a castle and gastronomy, whereas neighbouring Jávea is more intimate. Both are the premium, quiet northern Costa Blanca.
Las Marinas north of the port has long sandy beaches and rental apartments; Las Rotas south has rocky coves and villas for quieter, view-led living.
Yes: ferries run from Dénia’s port to Ibiza and Mallorca, adding connectivity and rental appeal to the town.