The Most Expensive Areas to Buy Property in Alicante
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The Most Expensive Areas to Buy Property in Alicante

Arseny Berzins · Co-Founder, Bravos Estate·

The Alicante property market continues to shine, and nowhere is that more evident than along the Costa Blanca’s most prestigious coastlines. From Calpe to Moraira and Altea, several areas have become prime territory for luxury homes — where the Mediterranean views are breathtaking, and the prices match the scenery.

Calpe’s Arenal-Bol: The Jewel of the Costa Blanca

At the very top of the list sits Arenal-Bol Beach in Calpe, the most expensive place to buy property in the entire province of Alicante.
According to data from Idealista, the average price here exceeds €5,000 per square metre (€5,078/m²) — an exceptional figure even for the Costa Blanca’s luxury market.

With its frontline location, proximity to Calpe’s historic centre and unbeatable views of the Peñón de Ifach, Arenal-Bol has become a true symbol of prestige. Homes here combine convenience and exclusivity, making the area a favourite for international buyers seeking a Mediterranean lifestyle without compromise.

Just across the bay, La Fossa Beach offers a similar coastal setting with a slightly more accessible price point, averaging around €3,855/m².

Benidorm, Xàbia and Moraira: Where Luxury Meets Lifestyle

Following Calpe, Benidorm’s Poniente Beach ranks second in the province, with €4,611/m², surpassing even the famous Levante Beach (€4,273/m²). The area continues to attract investors looking for modern apartments with sea views and high rental potential throughout the year.

A short drive north, Xàbia (Jávea) stands out with its elegant hillside villas in Balcón del Mar, where prices reach €4,309/m², and its popular Arenal Beach, with €4,208/m². Both areas blend Mediterranean architecture, privacy, and stunning sea vistas — key ingredients for a high-value investment.

Meanwhile, Moraira remains a benchmark for understated luxury on the Costa Blanca.
Exclusive enclaves such as Cap Blanc (€4,298/m²), Paichi (€4,195/m²), and Moraira town centre (€4,229/m²) continue to attract discerning buyers seeking serenity, sea views, and high-quality living.

Altea Hills: Elegance with a View

No list of exclusive areas would be complete without Altea Hills, one of the Costa Blanca’s most iconic gated communities.
With an average price of €4,135 per square metre, this hillside haven offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean, 24-hour security, and luxurious modern homes that appeal to both national and international buyers.

The Costa Blanca’s Golden Line

From Calpe’s Arenal-Bol to the shores of Benidorm and Altea, these premium coastal districts define the new luxury frontier of the Alicante real estate market. Their blend of prime seafront locations, spectacular scenery, and limited supply ensures consistent demand — and a promising outlook for investors.

For those dreaming of buying a home in Alicante’s most exclusive areas, the Costa Blanca offers more than just property: it offers a lifestyle where every sunrise feels like a privilege.

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