Spanish Fincas
The charm of Spanish Fincas
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The Naya – a covered terrace with arches, originates from the days when sultanas were a major product around Javea. The grapes were laid out to dry in the Autumn when the sun is lower in the sky and it reached the grapes, whilst at the same time the roof protected them from the Autumn rains (Gota Fria). Today it serves well for enjoying the winter sun and protecting us from the wind.
I live in a Finca and live much of the winter months on the Naya (when not selling Fincas in Javea !).
Fincas For Sale In Javea
Around Javea we have a range of authentic fincas from 300 years old to modern reproduction Fincas. some specifically designed by a locally well known architect Leonard Krevine (sadly deceased).
I sold a Finca that was actually listed in the town hall (not normal in Spain) dated to mid 18th Century – in the garden is a Carob tree with a cave underneath, where a Javea family hid with their donkey during the civil war.
Money, together with a lot of love and care both from the owner and the builder has converted it to a beautiful Finca home.
These 2 Fincas both happen to be in the Montgo area of Javea with smaller urban plots, but there are many fincas for sale around the North Costa Blanca and some with Fincas for renovation in Javea with larger rural plots.
On rustic land a minimum of 10,000m2 is required to be able to add any build -if within the allowance – generally 2% of the land can be built on. If it is less than 10,000m2 then the reform can only work within the existing footprint. It is advisable to have a good lawyer/architect to advise on what can be done before buying.
This makes many people nervous, but there is no need. There are many beautiful Fincas that have all been renovated within legal guidelines and the rewards can be huge if you are looking for character and maybe a country lifestyle only a small drive to the lovely beaches of our coastline.
Discover what beautiful fincas for sale we have and book a property viewing in today.