Dénia
Housing
Rental market, buying, neighbourhoods, estate agents, typical prices
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Quick facts
- Dénia's property prices range from €1,902 per m² in Saladar to €3,637 per m² in Les Rotes.
- The average rental rate in Dénia is approximately €10.9 per m² as of March 2025.
- Dénia has a local bus service, Denibus, which operates more frequently in summer, providing essential transport links.
- The town features a mix of apartments, townhouses, and villas, catering to both permanent residents and holidaymakers.
- Community fees in Dénia can vary significantly, from €30-40 per month for basic apartments to over €100 for those with extensive communal facilities.
Housing & Property in Dénia
Dénia, located on the stunning Costa Blanca, is an attractive destination for British expatriates seeking a new home or holiday retreat. With its rich history, beautiful beaches, and vibrant community, Dénia offers a variety of housing options to suit different lifestyles and budgets. This guide provides essential information on local neighbourhoods, property types, and practical advice for buying or renting in Dénia.
Dénia is composed of several distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own character and amenities:
Les Rotes: Known for its exclusive villas and stunning coastal views, this area is among the most expensive in Dénia, averaging €3,637 per m².
Las Marinas: A laid-back beach lifestyle characterises this neighbourhood, popular with families and retirees.
Saladar: This area offers more affordable housing options, with prices averaging €1,902 per m², making it ideal for first-time buyers.
El Montgó: Renowned for luxury villas with panoramic views, this area appeals to those seeking privacy and tranquillity.
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