Discover this exclusive and modern apartment in Finestrat, near Benidorm, perfect for those seeking comfort, luxury, and stunning sea views. Located in a gated and secure community, this property offers everything you need for a relaxing life in the sun on the Costa Blanca. Enjoy a spacious 109 m² apartment with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, designed with an open floor plan and a modern kitchen featuring a cooking island. The living room flows seamlessly into an impressive private terrace where you can enjoy panoramic views of the sea, the Benidorm skyline, and the beaches of Villajoyosa.
The home features air conditioning (heating/cooling), a private parking space, a double garage, and a large storage room. It also includes built-in closets, an alarm system, laundry room, and high-quality appliances. The community offers numerous amenities: multiple swimming pools, tennis and paddle courts, mini-golf, sauna, gym, children’s playground, and an indoor pool for the winter. Thanks to the 24-hour security, you can enjoy maximum peace of mind and safety. Just 1 minute from the region’s largest shopping center and 3 minutes from the beach, golf courses, and amusement parks, this home fits seamlessly into an active and carefree lifestyle.
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Finestrat offers an exceptional lifestyle under the Mediterranean sun, with a mild climate and over 300 sunny days a year. The area is known for its peace and quiet, natural beauty, and panoramic views of the sea and mountains. Within easy reach, you’ll find supermarkets, international schools, medical centers, cozy restaurants, and all the amenities you need for a comfortable daily life.
For lovers of outdoor activities, there is plenty to choose from: golf courses, hiking trails, water sports, and the expansive beaches of Benidorm and Villajoyosa are just minutes away. Cultural excursions and day trips to picturesque villages or the bustling city of Alicante are also among the possibilities. Finestrat is ideally situated between the famous Costa Blanca and close to the Costa Cálida, making it an attractive option for those who want to experience the best of Spain.
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Finestrat is a unique town on the Costa Blanca where Mediterranean coastal life meets the Spanish mountain landscape. The town consists of the historic village of Finestrat, several modern residential neighborhoods, and the coastal area of Cala de Finestrat. This allows you to choose between a traditional home in the village, a modern villa with a sea view, or an apartment close to the beach.
The combination of nature, accessibility, new residential developments, and everyday amenities makes living in Finestrat appealing to families, active seniors, second-home buyers, and people who want to move to Spain permanently. The official tourism organization explicitly promotes Finestrat as a destination where the beach, mountains, culture, and outdoor sports come together.
Are you curious about which homes are currently available? Then check out Find Your Dream Home. If you're still exploring your options for buying a home, you can start by reading Buying a Home in Spain.
Finestrat is located in the province of Alicante, in the Marina Baixa region. The historic village is nestled on the slopes of Puig Campana, while Cala de Finestrat lies directly on the Mediterranean Sea.
As a result, the municipality has a variety of residential areas:
Approximate distances are as follows:
Thanks to the AP-7 and the N-332, nearby coastal towns and the airport are easily accessible. This makes Finestrat an attractive option for people who travel regularly between Spain, the Netherlands, or Belgium.
Finestrat has a Mediterranean climate with warm summers, mild winters, and plenty of sunny days. Due to the differences in elevation within the municipality, the climate can vary slightly from place to place. You’ll often feel a sea breeze along the coast, while the historic village and the residential neighborhoods located higher up can be a bit cooler in the evening.
That makes outdoor activities an important part of daily life. Walking, biking, playing golf, having lunch on a patio, and relaxing on the beach are all possible for much of the year.
For people preparing to move, our Moving to Spain page offers practical information on topics such as registration, housing, and taking care of important matters. The Moving Checklist also allows you to keep track, step by step, of what you need to take care of before and after the move.
Finestrat offers something that not every town on the Costa Blanca can offer: within a single municipality, you’ll find a traditional mountain village, modern residential areas, and its own coastal strip.
Key benefits include:
As a result, Finestrat is not a destination for just one type of buyer. Those seeking tranquility can choose the old village or a green residential neighborhood. Those who prefer to live close to amenities and the beach can focus on Cala de Finestrat and the lower-lying residential developments.
The old town of Finestrat is nestled against the mountainside and has retained much of its traditional charm. There, you’ll find narrow streets, whitewashed facades, small squares, and viewpoints overlooking the surrounding landscape.
Life in the village is more laid-back than on the coast. Residents meet at local shops, cafés, and during community events. For buyers who would like to become part of a Spanish community, historic Finestrat may be more appealing than a fully international residential development.
Homes in the village consist mainly of traditional village houses, renovated properties, and small-scale apartments. Some homes have rooftop terraces with views of the mountains or the sea.
Cala de Finestrat is the coastal part of the municipality. The sheltered cove has a sandy beach and is surrounded by apartments, restaurants, outdoor dining areas, and everyday amenities. The official tourist information highlights the combination of the beach and the nearby mountainous surroundings as characteristic of Finestrat.
Living in Cala de Finestrat is particularly appealing to people who:
The coastal area feels livelier in the summer than the historic village. Outside the high season, the atmosphere is more peaceful, but many amenities remain available.
For more beach inspiration, you can also check out The Best Blue Flag Beaches on the Costa Blanca.
The Puig Campana is one of the most recognizable mountains in the province of Alicante and serves as the impressive backdrop to Finestrat. The area is popular with hikers, trail runners, cyclists, and mountaineers.
Possible activities include:
Finestrat has also become a well-known venue for international trail races. Another major multi-day trail event is expected to take place in November 2026, with routes passing through various municipalities in the province of Alicante.
Would you like to discover more routes and ideas? Then read Hiking and Biking on the Costa Blanca. For other excursions in the area, Day Trips on the Costa Blanca offers additional inspiration.
Cala de Finestrat is compact and sheltered. The beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and relaxing by the sea. Other parts of the coast, offering longer beaches and a wider range of water sports, are also within easy reach.
In the surrounding area, you can, among other things:
For families, the combination of the beach, recreational activities, and amenities is appealing. You can find more ideas for family outings at Activities on the Costa Blanca with Kids.
Finestrat offers a wide range of amenities, especially in the areas between the village and the coast. Here you’ll find large supermarkets, shops, restaurants, sports facilities, and shopping centers.
For everyday and larger purchases, options include:
As a result, Finestrat is not just a vacation destination. There are also many practical amenities within a short drive for those looking to live there permanently.
If you'd like to discover more shopping options in the region, check out our page Shopping on the Costa Blanca. For local products, produce, and clothing, Markets on the Costa Blanca offers an overview of popular markets.
Finestrat has preserved its local traditions, especially in the historic village. Throughout the year, the village hosts religious celebrations, musical events, sporting events, and village festivals.
Well-known festivities include local patron saint festivals and celebrations centered around music, parades, fireworks, and communal meals. These activities give new residents the opportunity to get to know the local community.
The combination of traditional village events and modern entertainment along the coast offers plenty of variety. If you’d like to learn more about official holidays, you can also check out National Holidays in Spain in 2026.
In Finestrat and the immediate surrounding area, you’ll find both traditional Spanish restaurants and international dining options. In the old village, the focus is often on local cuisine and an intimate atmosphere. Along the coast and in commercial areas, the selection is more international.
Dishes you'll frequently encounter in the region include:
For more culinary inspiration on the Costa Blanca, you can use Restaurants and Bars on the Southern Costa Blanca as a starting point, although the options in the north naturally vary by town.
For everyday medical care, there are health care facilities and pharmacies in and around the municipality. For specialized treatments, larger medical centers and hospitals in the surrounding region are accessible.
Anyone planning to live in Spain permanently would be wise to find out in advance how access to public or private healthcare is arranged. On Healthcare in Spain, we explain the key differences and points to consider.
In addition, under Hospitals, Clinics, and Dutch-Speaking Doctors on the Costa Blanca, you’ll find practical information about medical facilities and Dutch-speaking healthcare providers in the region.
For families, there are Spanish schools in the area and various international educational options within driving distance. Which school is the best fit depends on the children’s ages, the preferred language of instruction, the available budget, and where you live in Finestrat.
Among other things, families should take the following into account:
For more information about the different types of education, see Education in Spain.
The housing market in Finestrat is extremely diverse. The type of home and the price range depend heavily on the chosen area.
Among other things, you'll find:
Modern residential areas are popular with buyers who value contemporary architecture, energy efficiency, communal swimming pools, or a private pool. In the historic center, on the other hand, the emphasis is more on character and local village life.
If you're specifically looking for new construction, you can also check out New Construction on the Costa Blanca. On Buying a Home in Benidorm, you'll also find information about the real estate market in the immediately adjacent coastal region.
Finestrat is one of the towns on the Costa Blanca where a relatively large number of modern construction projects are being developed. The higher-elevation residential areas, in particular, are popular for villas and apartments with views of the skyline, the Mediterranean Sea, and Puig Campana.
New construction may include the following features, among others:
Not every project includes the same amenities. Therefore, always check carefully what is included in the sales price, what additional costs apply, and when completion is scheduled.
Finestrat may be of interest to buyers looking for a home for their own use and, possibly, for rental. Its proximity to beaches, amenities, golf courses, and the airport adds to the location’s appeal.
However, not every home is automatically a good investment. Key considerations include:
On our Investing page, you can read more about the key considerations when buying Spanish real estate as an investment. If you plan to finance your purchase, be sure to also check out Mortgages in Spain: How Do They Work?
Benidorm is larger, busier, and more urban. You’ll find more high-rise buildings, nightlife options, and public transportation there. Finestrat offers a more peaceful atmosphere, modern villa neighborhoods, and direct access to nature and the mountains.
La Nucía is known for its extensive sports facilities and is located entirely inland. In addition to its mountainous landscape, Finestrat also has its own beach and more modern coastal residential developments.
Polop is smaller and more traditional. The village appeals to people who are primarily looking for peace and quiet and an authentic atmosphere. Finestrat offers more commercial amenities, new construction, and direct access to the coast.
Villajoyosa is a true coastal town with a historic center, a fishing harbor, and long beaches. Finestrat offers more variety, with options ranging from the mountains to modern residential developments and Cala de Finestrat.
Would you like to compare different places in more detail? Then check out Best Places to Live on the Costa Blanca.
Finestrat is particularly suitable for:
People who are planning their Retirement in Spain may also find Finestrat appealing because of its combination of climate, amenities, and diverse living environments.
Finestrat may be less suitable for:
In the higher-elevation neighborhoods, a car is often practical or necessary. Keep this in mind when selecting a home.
Yes. Cala de Finestrat is part of the municipality and has a sheltered sandy beach with restaurants and amenities in the immediate vicinity.
Yes. Thanks to its shops, schools, medical facilities, infrastructure, and nearby towns, Finestrat is a great place to live year-round.
No. Depending on where you live and traffic conditions, the drive usually takes about 40 to 45 minutes.
Yes. Especially in modern residential areas, you'll find apartments, penthouses, and villas in new construction projects.
Yes. The combination of local schools, beaches, sports facilities, shops, and recreational activities makes Finestrat an attractive place for families.
In the coastal area and around commercial facilities, you can run some daily errands on foot. In the old village and the residential neighborhoods further up the hill, a car is usually recommended.
That's possible, but the return on investment depends on the location, the type of property, the rental regulations, the purchase price, and demand in the chosen area.
Are you looking for an apartment near Cala de Finestrat, a home in the historic village, or a modern villa with a view of the sea? Casas Palmeras will help you find a home that meets your needs, intended use, and budget.
Under Our Process, you can read about how we guide you from the initial assessment and property selection through the legal checks, viewings, and closing. If you’d like to learn more about our company and our team, please read About Us.
Are you looking for a Dutch real estate agent on the Costa Blanca? Casas Palmeras helps international buyers find a home in this region every day.
For a comprehensive guide to preparing for your purchase, be sure to read Buying a Home on the Costa Blanca. There you’ll find additional information about locations, the buying process, and important decisions.
Finestrat is one of the most versatile places to live on the Costa Blanca. Within the same municipality, you can choose between a traditional mountain village, a beachfront apartment, or a modern villa with a sea view.
It is especially the combination of Puig Campana, Cala de Finestrat, modern residential developments, and extensive amenities that makes the municipality so attractive. Finestrat is a good fit for buyers who don’t want to choose between the mountains and the coast, but want to have both within easy reach.
Those seeking complete peace and quiet will likely feel most at home around the old village or in a small-scale residential neighborhood. For the beach, shops, and modern amenities, Cala de Finestrat and the urbanizations further down the coast are actually more appealing. As a result, Finestrat offers a suitable living environment for a wide variety of buyers.
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