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Buying in Benitachell

Our homes in Benitachell in figures

We currently have 27 homes in Benitachell. The most affordable costs €473,000, the median price is €2,204,975 and the most expensive costs €4,236,000. Benitachell lies in the Marina Alta, between Jávea and Moraira. It is best known for the Cumbre del Sol villa area, high on the cliffs, with sea views and the coves of Cala Moraig and Cala del Llebeig below. All our homes here are new builds.

Our listings across the whole province are brought together on the Alicante page, currently 65 homes.

Property typeHomesFrom
Apartments3€593,000
Villas22€1,408,000
Other homes2€473,000
Total27€473,000

Where to buy in Benitachell

  • Cumbre del Sol: a villa area on the cliffs with modern new-build villas, many with a private pool and sea views.
  • The coves: Cala Moraig, reachable by car, and the quieter Cala del Llebeig, on foot, lie at the foot of the cliffs.
  • The village: Benitachell itself lies inland, with shops, restaurants and everyday amenities.
  • Jávea and Moraira: the ports, beaches and promenades of both towns are about ten minutes’ drive away.

What you pay on top of the price

In the Valencia region you pay 9% transfer tax (ITP) on a resale home, or 11% on the full price if it is above one million euros. On a new build it is 10% VAT (IVA) plus 1.4% stamp duty (AJD). With the notary, land registry, lawyer and gestoría on top, a resale under one million comes to roughly 10 to 11% and a new build to roughly 13%. Everything is set out in buying costs in Spain.

Frequently asked questions about buying in Benitachell

What does a home in Benitachell cost?

In our current listings prices start at €473,000 and the median price is €2,204,975. By type: apartments from €593,000 and villas from €1,408,000.

How far is Benitachell from the airport?

Alicante airport is about an hour’s drive away, Valencia about an hour and a quarter. Both have direct flights from many European cities.

Can I rent out my home in Benitachell to tourists?

Yes, once the property is registered as a tourist home with the Generalitat Valenciana. Check the statutes of the owners’ association (comunidad) beforehand as well, because it can restrict holiday lets. Read more in our article on the rental licence.

Want to know more? Read our guide Buying property in Jávea, see the Costa Blanca region page or book a personal consultation.