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Alicante · Villa€ 3,300,000
Spacious villa with garden, pool and sea views
5 bed · 5 bath · 1013 m²
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Property for sale in Alicante, Costa Blanca
Alicante is the only place on the Costa Blanca where you get a real Spanish city — hospitals, international schools, an airport twenty minutes away — and a beach you can walk to. Prices sit well below the villa towns of the north, which is why buyers who intend to live here year-round, rather than for six weeks each summer, keep coming back to it.
This page collects the villas and apartments for sale in Alicante we are currently tracking, what buyers pay per square metre here in 2026, and what to check before you view. We are a buyer's agency on the Costa Blanca South: we search the whole Alicante market — portals, local agency stock and off-market homes through co-brokerage partners — and we are paid from the seller's side, so nothing here is pushed at you.
€2,400
Avg. asking price / m²
3
Properties on our radar
South
Costa Blanca South
Who it suits: Year-round residents, remote workers, buyers who want city services and an easy airport run.
Airport: 15–25 minutes to Alicante-Elche airport
Alicante property prices in 2026
Asking prices in Alicante average €2,400 per m². Below is what the 3 Alicante properties we currently track actually ask — a narrower, more honest picture than a portal average.
- Entry price we track
- €549,000
- Top of the range
- €3,300,000
- Median asking / m²
- €3,258
- Bedrooms
- 2–5
- Property types
- Villa, Penthouse
Figures come from the listings on this page and are asking prices, not sale prices. Add roughly 10–13% in taxes and fees on top — the buying costs calculator gives the exact number for any price.
Where to buy in Alicante
In Alicante the address matters more than the finish: two villas of the same size can differ by a third in price depending on which side of town they sit. These are the areas buyers ask us about most.
Playa de San Juan
Beachfront apartments, tram to the centre, best liquidity in the city
Cabo de las Huertas
Low-density villas between two beaches, the premium city address
Vistahermosa
Hillside family homes, golf and international schools nearby
Centro / Casco Antiguo
Period apartments, cheapest entry, noisy at weekends
What to check before buying in Alicante
- —Playa de San Juan and Cabo de las Huertas are the two addresses that hold value best; the old town is cheaper but noisier.
- —Many city apartments are older stock — always check the community reserve fund and any pending façade works before you offer.
- —Hillside villas above the city (Vistahermosa, Cabo) trade at a premium for sea views and privacy.
Every property we present is checked on site before a viewing is arranged. See Property Check for what that includes, or read the current Costa Blanca market pulse.
Properties in Alicante on our radar
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Alicante city · Penthouse€ 549,000
Penthouse with a large terrace in central Alicante
2 bed · 2 bath · 165 m²
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El Campello · Villa€ 550,000
Modern villa minutes from the beach
3 bed · 2 bath · 248 m²
View propertyLooking for something we have not listed in Alicante?
Most of what sells in Alicante never reaches a portal. Tell us what you are after and we will come back with what is actually available this week, including off-market properties from local agencies we work with.
Buying property in Alicante — common questions
How much does a villa in Alicante cost?
Asking prices in Alicante average €2,400 per m² in 2026. Across the 3 Alicante properties currently on our radar, family villas typically start around €550,000 and sea-view or front-line homes run well past €2 million. We confirm the seller's real price on every listing before we present it.
Can foreigners buy property in Alicante?
Yes. There is no restriction on non-residents, including UK and non-EU buyers, buying property in Alicante or anywhere on the Costa Blanca. You need a Spanish NIE number, a Spanish bank account and an independent lawyer — we introduce independent lawyers and never use the seller's.
What are the buying costs on top of the price in Alicante?
Budget roughly 10–13% on top of the purchase price in the Valencian Community: transfer tax (ITP) of 9%, or 11% above €1,000,000, on resale homes, or 10% VAT plus 1.4% stamp duty on new builds, plus notary, land registry and legal fees. Our buying costs calculator works out the exact figure for any price.
Do you only sell your own listings in Alicante?
No. Brisalta Estates is a buyer's agency: we search the whole Alicante market — public portals, local agency stock and off-market homes through co-brokerage partners — and we are paid from the seller's side commission, so our advice does not depend on which property you choose.
Work out the full cost of a purchase with our Spanish buying costs calculator, or read the buyer guides.