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Oliva
Costa Blanca

Property for Sale in Oliva

Oliva sits where Costa Blanca meets the Valencia region — 9 km of uncrowded beach, Oliva Nova golf resort, and entry prices from €200,000 attracting buyers who want space without the crowds of Dénia or Gandia.

About Oliva

Oliva sits at the northern edge of Alicante province where it meets Valencia, a mid-sized coastal town that has developed without the density or tourist infrastructure of larger Costa Blanca resorts. The old town retains a working Spanish character, while the beachfront and the Oliva Nova golf and beach resort to the south attract a predominantly Northern European buyer pool — Dutch, Belgian, and British nationals account for the majority of foreign purchases, most of them owner-occupiers or long-stay retirees rather than yield-focused investors. The coastline is backed by the Mondúber mountain range, which moderates summer heat relative to towns further south.

Oliva Property Market 2026

Resale and new-build apartments range from €200,000 to €450,000, typically two or three bedrooms either within walking distance of the beach or close to the historic town centre. Ground-floor apartments and townhouses in the old town start around €200,000, while beachside complexes sit between €250,000 and €400,000. Villas and bungalows within Oliva Nova resort — where golf frontage and sea views push values higher — list between €350,000 and €900,000 at the top end. New construction within Oliva Nova commands a premium of roughly 15–20% over comparable resale stock. Buyers priced out of Jávea or Moraira regularly look at Oliva as a direct alternative, gaining plot size and beach access at a meaningful discount within the same coastal corridor.

Short-term rental yields sit around 4–5%, constrained by a seasonal occupancy pattern, though well-priced apartments attract long-let demand from Spanish families that supports year-round income. Demand overall is steady rather than speculative, with the market driven by end-users rather than portfolio buyers. Dénia is 18 km to the south and Valencia city is 75 km north via the AP-7. Valencia Airport is 65 km away and handles a broad range of Northern European direct routes; Alicante Airport lies approximately 110 km to the south and provides an alternative for arrivals from the UK and beyond.

Beaches
Orange Groves
Old Town
Marshes
Mountain Views

Why Oliva?

Endless Golden Sand Beaches

Over 8 km of wide, natural beaches — some of the least developed and most beautiful on the coast.

Orange Grove Landscape

Surrounded by fragrant orange and lemon groves — a uniquely Mediterranean rural-coastal blend.

Historic Old Town

A preserved medieval quarter with Moorish heritage, castle remains, and narrow atmospheric streets.

Marjal Pego-Oliva Wetlands

A protected marshland nature reserve with diverse wildlife — kayaking and birdwatching paradise.

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Distances from Oliva

100 min drive
Alicante Airport (ALC)
5 min drive
Playa de Oliva
15 min drive
Hospital de Gandia
10 min drive
Gandia Shopping
5 min drive
Oliva Nova Golf

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FAQ — Oliva

Common questions about buying property in Oliva

A budget of €300,000 in our current selection comfortably covers a two- or three-bedroom apartment within 500 metres of the beach, typically with a community pool and parking. At Oliva Nova resort, the same budget reaches a well-presented bungalow or ground-floor apartment with golf views. Detached villas at this price point generally require compromise on location or condition.

Oliva suits long-stay retirees and owner-occupiers most strongly. The pace is unhurried, services are genuine rather than purely tourist-facing, and the 9 km beach is rarely overcrowded outside August. Rental investors can achieve 4–5% short-let yields through Oliva Nova's resort infrastructure, though buyers focused purely on yield typically find higher returns further south in Torrevieja or Orihuela Costa. Properties for sale in Oliva in our current selection reflect this owner-occupier bias, with a good mix of townhouses and detached homes.

Dénia typically carries a premium of roughly 20–30% across comparable property types and attracts a more international, higher-footfall crowd. Oliva offers more square metres per euro, larger plots at the villa level, and a quieter residential atmosphere. Dénia has stronger year-round rental demand and a broader food and services scene; Oliva stands out on value, beach space, and a self-contained golf resort offering that Dénia lacks. Properties in our current selection reflect these differences clearly.

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