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Luxury Turnkey Villa in Altea with Sea Views | MCB Costa Blanca
2 146 000 €
Turnkey
AgeApproved French Real Estate NCE
RAICV 1429
API A-158
AIPP 20157
Description of the property
- Type of property : House
- Reference : VM4233
- Surface : 616 m²
- Bedrooms : 4
- Bathroom : 5
- Swimming pool : Yes
- View : Sea
- Location : Altea 03590 - Costa Blanca
Luxury Turnkey Villa in Altea — Blanc Altea 19, the Contemporary Expression of Mediterranean Living
Altea (Alicante) — Blanc Altea Homes gated community — €2,146,000 (taxes and purchase costs not included)
Set on the hillside above Altea, between the deep blue of the Mediterranean and the green of the coastal pine forests, Blanc Altea 19 unfolds across four levels facing a panorama that takes in the bay, the wooded hills and, in the distance, the skyline of Benidorm. This contemporary villa, delivered turnkey, fully furnished and decorated under a complete interior design project, embodies the very best of the northern Costa Blanca: avant-garde architecture within a secure gated community where every home is a one-of-a-kind piece.
Architecture Designed Around the Landscape
South-facing, the villa offers 405 m² of living space, complemented by 145 m² of terraces and porch, a garage of over 66 m² for three vehicles and a private pool overlooking the valley. A Schindler lift, discreetly integrated into the interior design, connects all four levels and leaves the sculptural spotlight to the designer staircase, defined by its vertical tension cables running from floor to ceiling.
The main floor brings the living areas together in one continuous, light-filled setting: the lounge, dining room and open-plan kitchen flow onto the terrace through large sliding glass doors, while a suspended fireplace makes an architectural statement of its own. The kitchen, fully equipped with Siemens appliances, combines titanium grey fronts, Victoria walnut wood and a central island with breakfast bar; it extends into a pantry, a laundry room and an elegant temperature-controlled wine cellar for connoisseurs.
Four Bedrooms, Five Bathrooms and a Panoramic Master Suite
The upper and lower levels house the four bedrooms, each served by a beautifully appointed bathroom: Duravit sanitaryware, Hansgrohe fittings, backlit mirrors and large-format Cifre wall coverings. The leisure area, with its TV corner and billiard room, together with a separate study, completes a layout that thoughtfully separates rest, work and social life.
On the top floor, the master suite claims the finest views of all: a spacious bedroom with matt-varnished walnut flooring, a bespoke walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub positioned to face the sea, and a private terrace where the eye travels all the way to the bay of Altea.
Technology, Comfort and Sustainability
Blanc Altea 19 combines contemporary comfort with genuine environmental commitment. The Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan Hybrid aerothermal system provides underfloor heating and air conditioning throughout the house, supported by a self-consumption photovoltaic installation of approximately 6.6 kW with a hybrid inverter. Full home automation controls - by voice command or mobile app, locally or remotely - the interior and exterior lighting, motorised blinds, curtains and shutters, as well as the climate system. A multi-zone Sonos audio system, with built-in Bose ceiling speakers in the dining room, games room, terrace and master suite, carries the art of living into every last detail. A Visonic PowerMaster alarm with detectors and camera, managed from your smartphone, and the pre-installation of an electric vehicle charging point in the garage complete the specification.
The large-format 120x120 porcelain flooring in a matt ivory finish runs seamlessly from the interior out onto the terraces, dissolving the boundary between inside and out - a confident Mediterranean signature of white surfaces, sand tones and ever-present light.
Living in Altea, the Jewel of the Northern Costa Blanca
An artists' village of cobbled streets crowned by the blue dome of its church, Altea combines pebble beaches, elegant marinas, fine gastronomy and year-round quality of life. The Blanc Altea Homes gated community, with its security cameras, landscaped communal areas and wide, well-lit access roads, offers privacy and peace of mind just minutes from the old town, the beaches and every amenity. Alicante-Elche international airport is around one hour away via the AP-7 motorway, which also connects northwards to Valencia.
A Secure Purchase with MCB Costa Blanca Immobilier
A brand-new villa delivered turnkey, furnished and decorated: all that remains is to move in. Our international team guides you through every step - viewing, negotiation, legal checks with an independent lawyer, notary signing — for a fully transparent transaction. Allow approximately 12.30 to 13% in total purchase costs (taxes, notary and lawyer included); the agency fees are paid by the seller.
☎ Contact Us Today for a Viewing or Full Property Brochure:
MCB International Group - Your Trusted International Agency Since 2009
📞 +33 6 17 33 15 42 | 🌐 mcbcostablanca.com | 📞 English line: +32 478 553 533
About MCB – Your Specialist international Real Estate Agency on the Costa Blanca
MCB Costa Blanca is a licensed real estate agency operating in Spain since 2009. We support buyers with:
Benefit from our in-depth knowledge of the region and our extensive experience in the sale of luxury villas and premium apartments.
Altea (Alicante) — Blanc Altea Homes gated community — €2,146,000 (taxes and purchase costs not included)
Set on the hillside above Altea, between the deep blue of the Mediterranean and the green of the coastal pine forests, Blanc Altea 19 unfolds across four levels facing a panorama that takes in the bay, the wooded hills and, in the distance, the skyline of Benidorm. This contemporary villa, delivered turnkey, fully furnished and decorated under a complete interior design project, embodies the very best of the northern Costa Blanca: avant-garde architecture within a secure gated community where every home is a one-of-a-kind piece.
Architecture Designed Around the Landscape
South-facing, the villa offers 405 m² of living space, complemented by 145 m² of terraces and porch, a garage of over 66 m² for three vehicles and a private pool overlooking the valley. A Schindler lift, discreetly integrated into the interior design, connects all four levels and leaves the sculptural spotlight to the designer staircase, defined by its vertical tension cables running from floor to ceiling.
The main floor brings the living areas together in one continuous, light-filled setting: the lounge, dining room and open-plan kitchen flow onto the terrace through large sliding glass doors, while a suspended fireplace makes an architectural statement of its own. The kitchen, fully equipped with Siemens appliances, combines titanium grey fronts, Victoria walnut wood and a central island with breakfast bar; it extends into a pantry, a laundry room and an elegant temperature-controlled wine cellar for connoisseurs.
Four Bedrooms, Five Bathrooms and a Panoramic Master Suite
The upper and lower levels house the four bedrooms, each served by a beautifully appointed bathroom: Duravit sanitaryware, Hansgrohe fittings, backlit mirrors and large-format Cifre wall coverings. The leisure area, with its TV corner and billiard room, together with a separate study, completes a layout that thoughtfully separates rest, work and social life.
On the top floor, the master suite claims the finest views of all: a spacious bedroom with matt-varnished walnut flooring, a bespoke walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub positioned to face the sea, and a private terrace where the eye travels all the way to the bay of Altea.
Technology, Comfort and Sustainability
Blanc Altea 19 combines contemporary comfort with genuine environmental commitment. The Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan Hybrid aerothermal system provides underfloor heating and air conditioning throughout the house, supported by a self-consumption photovoltaic installation of approximately 6.6 kW with a hybrid inverter. Full home automation controls - by voice command or mobile app, locally or remotely - the interior and exterior lighting, motorised blinds, curtains and shutters, as well as the climate system. A multi-zone Sonos audio system, with built-in Bose ceiling speakers in the dining room, games room, terrace and master suite, carries the art of living into every last detail. A Visonic PowerMaster alarm with detectors and camera, managed from your smartphone, and the pre-installation of an electric vehicle charging point in the garage complete the specification.
The large-format 120x120 porcelain flooring in a matt ivory finish runs seamlessly from the interior out onto the terraces, dissolving the boundary between inside and out - a confident Mediterranean signature of white surfaces, sand tones and ever-present light.
Living in Altea, the Jewel of the Northern Costa Blanca
An artists' village of cobbled streets crowned by the blue dome of its church, Altea combines pebble beaches, elegant marinas, fine gastronomy and year-round quality of life. The Blanc Altea Homes gated community, with its security cameras, landscaped communal areas and wide, well-lit access roads, offers privacy and peace of mind just minutes from the old town, the beaches and every amenity. Alicante-Elche international airport is around one hour away via the AP-7 motorway, which also connects northwards to Valencia.
A Secure Purchase with MCB Costa Blanca Immobilier
A brand-new villa delivered turnkey, furnished and decorated: all that remains is to move in. Our international team guides you through every step - viewing, negotiation, legal checks with an independent lawyer, notary signing — for a fully transparent transaction. Allow approximately 12.30 to 13% in total purchase costs (taxes, notary and lawyer included); the agency fees are paid by the seller.
☎ Contact Us Today for a Viewing or Full Property Brochure:
MCB International Group - Your Trusted International Agency Since 2009
📞 +33 6 17 33 15 42 | 🌐 mcbcostablanca.com | 📞 English line: +32 478 553 533
About MCB – Your Specialist international Real Estate Agency on the Costa Blanca
MCB Costa Blanca is a licensed real estate agency operating in Spain since 2009. We support buyers with:
- Secure property purchases in Spain
- NIE number acquisition
- Financing and administrative procedures
- Tailored discovery trips
Benefit from our in-depth knowledge of the region and our extensive experience in the sale of luxury villas and premium apartments.
The strengths of the property
- Fully furnished and decorated
- Sea Views
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Specifications
- Type of offer1
- Surface616 m²
- Swimming poolYes
- Levels (incl. ground floor)4
- Bedrooms4
- Bathroom5
- KitchenFitted and equipped
- Air conditioningReversible
- FurnishingFully furnished
- ViewSea
- ExposureSouth
- Outdoor parking2
- Price2 146 000 €
- ReferenceVM4233
Blanc Altea 19 is a 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom turnkey luxury villa located in the gated community Blanc Altea Homes in Altea, Costa Blanca North, offered at €2,146,000 by MCB Costa Blanca Immobilier.
Altea is considered one of the most sought-after villages on the Costa Blanca North for prestigious real estate, about an hour from Alicante-Elche International Airport via the AP-7 motorway.
Altea, the white soul of the Costa Blanca North
There are villages that we visit, and others that we never forget. Altea belongs to the second category. Between the sea and the mountains, this jewel of the Costa Blanca North has always cultivated a Mediterranean art of living that artists, travellers and epicureans from all over the world come to seek - and that many end up not wanting to leave.
Seen from the sea, Altea looks like a watercolour: a cascade of white houses clinging to the hill, crowned by the glazed blue domes of the church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, which have become the emblem of the entire Costa Blanca.
You have to climb the cobbled streets of the casco antiguo, between bougainvillea and artists' studios, to understand why this village has seduced generations of painters, sculptors and musicians. Altea is not only beautiful; it is inhabited by a special light, the one that has earned the region its reputation as a refuge for creators - the city is also home to the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Miguel Hernández University and the Palau Altea, its cultural scene open all year round.
Below, the seafront unfurls nearly six kilometres of beaches and coves. Here, there is no imported sand or mass tourism: the polished pebble beaches of La Roda and Cap Blanch have kept their authenticity, bordered by a promenade where the terraces invite you to lazy from the early morning. The waters, of a remarkable transparency, are a delight for paddle, diving and sailing enthusiasts.
The Marina Greenwich marina, nestled at the foot of the Sierra de Bernia on the Mascarat side, and the Altea Yacht Club are among the most elegant ports of call on the coast, an ideal starting point for the seabed of the island of Benidorm or the cliffs of the Peñón d'Ifach, a mythical silhouette that closes the bay to the north.
The hinterland has another, more secret side. The Sierra de Bernia raises its limestone ridge to more than a thousand metres, offering hikers panoramic paths between almond trees, olive trees and ancient terraces of cultivation. A few minutes away, the Guadalest Valley and its hilltop villages, the sources of the Algar and their natural pools, or the vineyards that reconnect with the ancestral grape varieties of the region, make up an inexhaustible territory of escapades.
Golfers are not left out: the Don Cayo course, in Altea la Vella, is played facing the sea, and half a dozen famous golf courses are scattered between Altea and Jávea.
The table, in Altea, is a gentle religion. From the beach chiringuitos where you share an arroz a banda your feet in the pebbles to the gastronomic addresses of the old village, the local cuisine celebrates fish from the nearby lonja of Calpe, sea rice, citrus fruits and olive oil from the valleys.
The weekly market and food shops in the centre maintain a village friendliness that has never been affected by tourist development - this is precisely what distinguishes Altea from its more urban neighbours.
Living in Altea means enjoying one of the mildest microclimates in Europe: more than three hundred days of sunshine a year and winters where the temperature rarely drops below fifteen degrees, under the natural protection of the mountains that surround the bay. A mildness that can be experienced all year round, in a setting where there is no shortage of services: international schools nearby, renowned clinics, shops open in all seasons. The TRAM line connects Altea with Benidorm and Alicante along the coast, the AP-7 motorway puts Alicante-Elche international airport about an hour away, and Valencia just over an hour to the north.
It is this rare balance - the authenticity of an artists' village, the refinement of a confidential destination, the convenience of a perfectly connected region - that makes Altea one of the most sought-after addresses on the Costa Blanca North. People come there for the light; one stays there for life.
There are villages that we visit, and others that we never forget. Altea belongs to the second category. Between the sea and the mountains, this jewel of the Costa Blanca North has always cultivated a Mediterranean art of living that artists, travellers and epicureans from all over the world come to seek - and that many end up not wanting to leave.
Seen from the sea, Altea looks like a watercolour: a cascade of white houses clinging to the hill, crowned by the glazed blue domes of the church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, which have become the emblem of the entire Costa Blanca.
You have to climb the cobbled streets of the casco antiguo, between bougainvillea and artists' studios, to understand why this village has seduced generations of painters, sculptors and musicians. Altea is not only beautiful; it is inhabited by a special light, the one that has earned the region its reputation as a refuge for creators - the city is also home to the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Miguel Hernández University and the Palau Altea, its cultural scene open all year round.
Below, the seafront unfurls nearly six kilometres of beaches and coves. Here, there is no imported sand or mass tourism: the polished pebble beaches of La Roda and Cap Blanch have kept their authenticity, bordered by a promenade where the terraces invite you to lazy from the early morning. The waters, of a remarkable transparency, are a delight for paddle, diving and sailing enthusiasts.
The Marina Greenwich marina, nestled at the foot of the Sierra de Bernia on the Mascarat side, and the Altea Yacht Club are among the most elegant ports of call on the coast, an ideal starting point for the seabed of the island of Benidorm or the cliffs of the Peñón d'Ifach, a mythical silhouette that closes the bay to the north.
The hinterland has another, more secret side. The Sierra de Bernia raises its limestone ridge to more than a thousand metres, offering hikers panoramic paths between almond trees, olive trees and ancient terraces of cultivation. A few minutes away, the Guadalest Valley and its hilltop villages, the sources of the Algar and their natural pools, or the vineyards that reconnect with the ancestral grape varieties of the region, make up an inexhaustible territory of escapades.
Golfers are not left out: the Don Cayo course, in Altea la Vella, is played facing the sea, and half a dozen famous golf courses are scattered between Altea and Jávea.
The table, in Altea, is a gentle religion. From the beach chiringuitos where you share an arroz a banda your feet in the pebbles to the gastronomic addresses of the old village, the local cuisine celebrates fish from the nearby lonja of Calpe, sea rice, citrus fruits and olive oil from the valleys.
The weekly market and food shops in the centre maintain a village friendliness that has never been affected by tourist development - this is precisely what distinguishes Altea from its more urban neighbours.
Living in Altea means enjoying one of the mildest microclimates in Europe: more than three hundred days of sunshine a year and winters where the temperature rarely drops below fifteen degrees, under the natural protection of the mountains that surround the bay. A mildness that can be experienced all year round, in a setting where there is no shortage of services: international schools nearby, renowned clinics, shops open in all seasons. The TRAM line connects Altea with Benidorm and Alicante along the coast, the AP-7 motorway puts Alicante-Elche international airport about an hour away, and Valencia just over an hour to the north.
It is this rare balance - the authenticity of an artists' village, the refinement of a confidential destination, the convenience of a perfectly connected region - that makes Altea one of the most sought-after addresses on the Costa Blanca North. People come there for the light; one stays there for life.
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