Luxury, space, sea and mountain views. This brand new apartment has it all. Only 300m from direct beach access, in quiet residentail part of Denia with supermarkets and restaurants nearby. Only 15 min walk from Denia old town centre and 500m from new executive marina. Air-conditioning-heating,your own private parking space, remote controllable gates (complex can only be entered by owners and tenants) Well kept communal garden with beautiful, maturing palm trees and ancient olive trees, and private swimming pool. Fully equipped kitchen with: fridge/freezer,dishwasher, electric hob, oven, electric kettle, washing machine, dryer, Samsung LCD television with Satellite for UK channels, Philips dvd, and miniture HiFi, bedding and linen, towels and tea-towels (Please bring your own beach towels). Terrace with stunning sea and mountain views.

The apartment was completed in the middle of 2007 and is still as new!
The Apartment is furnished in mixture of english and modern spanish styles.
This location is far away from any 'kiss me quick' activities (although Denia never sees much of that) and will provide a releaxing spot whilst still so very close to all of the attractions of the old town and port.
For those without a car a regular bus service runs along the coast road just some 250m down the road. 

Denia is a large picturesque medieval Spanish town nestled between the coastal hills and orange grooves of the Costa Blanca at the edge of the Mediterranean Sea, enjoying 320 days of sunshine a year with comfortable temperatures all year. Denia is situated on the northern section of the Costa Blanca mid-way between Alicante and Valencia that are both one-hour away by motorway, the perfect setting for a great holiday. It is blessed with a mild year round climate, voted by the World Health Organisation as having the healthiest climate in Europe, making it ideal whenever you visit. The average year round temperature is 18 C, so it is no wonder the locals have put up a monument to the weather.
A holiday in Denia is to stroll along the long sandy beaches; walk along the rocky coastal cliffs or a mountain path on the Montgo National Park; walk or cycle along the extensive coastal promenade or rub shoulders with the local fishermen; wander the narrow streets of the old town; or stretch out on part of the 20km of the many and varied blue flag beaches near the town. To the north of the town there are fine long sandy beaches and shallow waters, whilst further south lie a series of small coves along the sandy and rocky coast, known as Les Rotes, a paradise for snorkelling, fishing & scuba diving.
As well as being rich in natural beauty, Denia also has deep historical roots, ranging from ancient cavemen, Iberians, Romans, Greeks, Moors and Christians. The town is renowned for having the most fiestas in Spain, to celebrate this colourful past. Almost every month the town celebrates with extravagant carnivals, concerts, processions, markets and fireworks. However it is always possible to escape the crowds and find serenity in any of the quiet back streets or coves along the coastline and immerse yourself in the Spanish culture that still exists and is the backbone of Denia’s way of life today.
 

Local Activities

Golf - The excellent 18-hole La Sella course is less than 10 minutes drive away while numerous further excellent courses are available within 30 minutes at Javea, Oliva Nova Golf, Ifach, Don Cayo and others.

Fishing - The area is renowned for its extensive marine life with excellent fishing from the Marina key, the many rocky headlands or from small boats.

Sailing - Various forms of dinghy and cruising sailing is available from numerous agents within the Marina de Denia.

Scuba Diving - Many dive schools operate from the Marina diving miles of excellent coastline with numerous wreaks, reefs and Marine Reserves.

Skiing - Excellent skiing, snowboarding and mountain walking is within 2 hours drive at mountain resorts such as Javalambre, Valdelinares & others.

Outings - Fast ferries travel frequently from Denia to Ibiza, Majorca & Formentera in 2 hours. Other ferries & buses operate along the coast to Javea, Moraira, Calpe, Benidorm, Alicante & the beautiful old city of Valencia with its wealth of old buildings and attractions.

Children’s activities (for all ages)

Terra Mitica Theme Park is the only one of its kind in the world. A fascinating journey through the Mediterranean’s five most legendary civilisations: Egypt, Greece, Rome, Iberia, and the Islands. In Terra Mitica you will be able to fight along side Ulysses, sail the Nile and beat the Minotaur. Cool yourself down on one of the fantastic water rides; experience the amazing Roller Coaster and other hair raising & hilarious rides. Browse through the shops, enjoy the fabulous architecture in each section and sample the food from the countries in one of the many snack bars and restaurants. Terra Mitica has something for everyone. For the most daring to the most curious. For young and old. A truly memorable experience.

Mundomar is a unique adventure; its main characters are exotic marine animals in their natural habitat. Gentle seals perform and keep you amused with their friendly dexterity. The stars of the park are the dolphins. These loveable and intelligent beings will amaze all ages with their acrobatic antics. The chatty parrots with their charm and exotic plumes will also entertain you. Stroll through the outstanding landscape and enjoy the cascading waterfalls and lakes.

General - An enormous number of other sports and activities are locally available that will satisfy every conceivable taste but are too numerous to mention. Further information is available from the numerous other websites of the locality. Whether you lounge by the pool, stroll the local streets, participate in the many local sports or visit the other many towns and villages nearby, we know your holiday in Denia will be restful, enjoyable and certainly a time to remember.

Five Spectacular Local Attractions to Visit

Jalón Valley (Starts 22 kms inland) - Famous for its picturesque groves of Citrus and Almond trees and littered with ancient Spanish villages where you can find the really 'old-style' Spanish restaurants, which still serve genuine fare cooked over wood fires at incredibly low prices.

Valencia (90 Kms north) - Spain's third City. A visit to the Old City is a must for those that love rich old cities like Paris, Prague & Rome with such treasures as The Virgin Square, Queens Square, the Turia Fountain, Marquis de Dos Aquas Palace, magnificent Natural History & Fine Arts Museums, one of Spain's largest and oldest Cathedrals, a truly superb bullring, the ancient bastion from which "El Cid" rode forth to turn back the Moslem hordes and so much more to reflex the richness & culture of Spain’s history.
For the shoppers, the city centre is very large, with a great many stores and speciality shops. A very large shopping mall has just been opened with three major department stores and some 217 shops all in the one air-conditioned building. On the outskirts is the Marina that is now buzzing with the heats over the next 2 years for the America’s Cup Challenge.

Guadalest (32 Kms inland) - An ancient fortified town perched high on a cliff top, with little shops along the steep, stepped, winding streets selling souvenirs, leather goods, local weave material, glassware and the like. There is a steep winding path, up the rocky pinnacle that dominates the town, to a little open chapel at the top. If you take the route through CALLOSA D'EN SARRIA, you will pass through some splendid mountain country.
Guadalest also has a splendid lake that you can drive around by taking the turning just before the town (-marked "Embalse de Guadalest"), crossing the dam and arriving at the town from the back end via a couple of other villages.

Alicante (80 Kms south) - The provincial capital and a city of about 350,000, with excellent beaches, seafront and promenade, Paseo Maritimo paved with beautiful local marble and lined with Palm-trees right at the edge of the city. The splendid Santa Barbara castle is set on a hill dominating the city with access from a cliff railway. There are many fine public buildings set in majestic squares with fountains or along wide avenues lined with palm-trees and subtropical plants. A magnificent old cathedral and fine traditional bullring are further attractions of this great city. Alicante is brilliant for shopping - with department stores open all day long (no siesta) - and a superb selection of fashion boutiques and speciality shops (jewellery, fine leather-work, crystal, ceramics etc.).

Benidorm (50 kms south) - Spain's largest and oldest holiday resort but now enjoying a totally new lease of life after a massive investment programme and tidy up. Most visitors who choose the area for their holiday would not even consider Benidorm for a visit however it has changed a lot and can be worth a visit for it’s two very long smooth sandy beaches and perfect palm and bar lined esplanade. Once the sun goes down, the place really comes to life and, for sheer endless variety; there are few cities in Europe that can compete..

Numerous alternatives and more detailed information can be gained from the excellent Tourist Office in Denia and the brochures in the apartment. 

Mountain views to the rear of the property

The apartment comprises 2 bedrooms in total; 1 double, 1 twin, 1 of the bedrooms with en-suite facilities. The property also has 1 double sofa bed located in the Lounge. This gives room for up to 6 people. Bed linen and towels are provided for your use.

The apartment has 2 bathrooms and 2 WCs for your party's use. Air-conditioning keeps the apartment cool.

The apartment has television dvd, satellite/cable. The music system will play cds, radio. Recreational activities available with the apartment include table tennis.

There is room for 6 in the living room and 8 in the dining room. To prepare food you will find a cooker, an oven, a fridge, a freezer, a kettle, a toaster. You will also find a dish washer, a washing machine, a clothes drier, an iron and ironing board. The owner has also provided cutlery, crockery, glassware, cooking utensils.

This is a non-smoking apartment

Pets are not welcome 

Not suitable for wheelchairs 

The apartment is in a very quiet area. It has access to a shared swimming pool, a garden, a north facing balcony, sea views, interesting views. If you are driving there is private parking with the outside areas of the house having external lighting.

The apartment is right beside ...nothing specified.

Close to the apartment you will find a beach, swimming, sailing, water skiing, boat hire, wind surfing, fishing, walking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, golf, tennis, scuba diving, a restaurant.

Within easy reach of the apartment you will find climbing, shopping areas, a themepark.

The apartment is....

100 km from Alicante airport.
100 km from Valencia Airport.
50 km from Benidorm.

Any day of the week.

Any day of the week.

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10 AM

Review submitted by non-Villarenters customer: Just a note of thanks. The apartment was perfect and we loved Denia itself and the local bars/restaurants were excellent. We're looking forward to next year already!
Cheers
Liam Harris - June 07

So we are back in austria!the apartment is wonderful and the holidays were wonderful!!!! thank for the informations!!!!
i will send you the key at monday!!!!
thanks for your efforts!!!
Elisabeth Posch, July 07

Dear Nigel,

Back home and the washing just about done! We had a very good week and think your apartment is super.

Thank you again, we enjoyed our visit to Denia.

Regards,
Janey Orr - Aug 07

Dear Nigel
We have been meaning to write and say thank you, sorry! We had a great holiday. The weather was great. We liked the apartment and thought it was nicer than the advert projected. Also we liked its situation, just back from the front, but within walking distance of the centre of Denia. There were very few apartments occupied during our week, so extremely quiet around the pool.

We visited Javea, during a fiesta week, so we saw an open air concert and also saw the bull run where teenagers try and outsmart the bull and dive into the harbour. We cycled to Javea and back using the mountain trail which was fun and wonderful to see real spanish farms with olive groves and cypress trees. We also went sailing and spent a day in Valencia.

We ate out a few times, our best meal was in one of the harbour restaurants which was lovely, more upmarket than those on the coast at Denia which we didn't try. Denia felt much more spanish than Javea.

Sarah Varley SEPT 07

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