Here's something you don't see everyday. A penthouse triplex with a tower. It's in the development of Port Saplaya, sometimes called 'Little Venice' (mainly by people who have never been to Venice), a couple of kilometres north of the city right on the beach. The sand is right outside your door here, you could walk in to valencia along the beach, or take the option of the garage space here (€25,000) if you prefer to drive...

Ever thought you would like a fantastic high-quality beautiful villa on the first line of the beach, with the waves lapping at your garden fence? I know, all those properties are crazy expensive, 7-figure prices. Well here's an opportunity for you. A much more affordable place in Devessa Beach, which is a few kilometres to the north of Denia, about an hour from Valencia city...

Supply and demand is a wonderful thing isn't it? Outside space is also a wonderful thing (we all found this out during the 2020 lockdown months) So, demand for large terraces in properties went off the scale and supply disappeared completely. And what happens then? Economics 101. Price goes up. In the olden days of 1PC (That's year one pre-Covid for the uninitiated, you may have got a property like this for under 300k...

A large 2-storey villa just off the beach very near Denia. An hour from both Valencia and Alicante airports, and only 3 kms to Denia town, this would be a great holiday home. 5 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen inside the house, outside we have a couple of large terraces, a swimming pool, well-cared for gardens and covered parking for up to 4 cars...

This is a serious villa, from the outside at last. No bendy curves or soft lines here. Its big, its square, its here. If Lego made Beach villa sets, then this could be their model. It is just off the beach near Denia, about 5 kms north of the town, a little more than an hour from both Valencia and Alicante airports. There is no messing with this place, you want space, a pool, near the beach, terrace, garage, nice views - check...

I get sweaty palms just thinking about this, which is a pity, because otherwise I love it. The problem? This is a penthouse duplex right on the beach in Port Saplaya, a few kilometres north of Valencia city but it is on the ninth and tenth floor. I don't know exactly how high that is, but high enough for you to be looking down on the seagulls anyway, and high enough for me to be backing nervously away from the railing...

Tired of checking Idealista and Fotocasa every day for new properties and not finding anything that doesnt seem overpriced, extremely average or "Renovated" but you’ll end up replacing everything anyway? Post Pandemic demand seems to be outstripping supply at the moment and half (or more) of the properties that we are sent don’t even pass muster to go on the site, when something good does come along we get quite excited...

This apartment is towards the beach/port end of Avenida del Puerto. There is a metro stop a couple of blocks behind, and the beach is less than a mile. The old mosaic style floor tiles have been preserved, and that touch of teal colour is highlighted throughout the apartment through turquoise curtains, robins egg kitchen tiles and ocean boulevard bathroom sinks. You can see by the photos that it is a bright exterior apartment...

You think of living by the Mediterranean, what do you think of? Cooling sea breeze? Terrace to watch the sun rise and set? Maybe popping down to the local market to pick up some fresh fruit? Then look no further. Nice modern furnished apartment, looking down on the site of the soon to be reopened Mercat de la Grau (Port Market - sounds much sexier in Valencian), and only a few minutes walk from the beach. It's near the metro...