White Coast Property Management was established in 2010, with just one property in our portfolio. Over the years, the company has grown and we now manage more than 50 properties in Javea and Moraira. The growth of White Coast Property Management is a result of our dedication towards our clients, hard work, and delivering on our promises.The company now has a team of over ten staff members, including full-time and seasonal managers, property cleaners, handymen, pool cleaners, gardeners and photographers.We have the local knowledge, the drive to deliver, all with a passion for what we do. We look forward to meeting you soon!

Los Arcos is a traditional Spanish styled villa with gorgeous valley views, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, summer kitchen and 2 terraces. The villa is situated 15 minutes drive from both Javea and Denia with everything they have to offer a family summer vacation. You arrive at the villa where there is ample parking for 3 cars, up a short flight of stairs to the main terrace. The terrace is split into 3 areas towards the rear behind the pool is a summer kitchen and bar area equipped with fridge, gas BBQ, sink with a small dining table and bar stools in the shade. A great area that will certainly be the centre of the food and drink activities on your vacation. Next to the summer kitchen is a shaded area with enough space for 2 sun loungers or chairs providing shade from the midday sun, reading a book or a great shaded area for the children to play. The pool is a modern design with fountain and plenty of space for the sun worshippers.Moving towards the front of the villa across the terrace is a dining table for 8 and outdoor seating with coffee table for 5 people. heading into the villa you arrive in the spacious dining / living room with seating for 6 in front of the flat screen TV which has a full UK SKY TV package and Spanish digital channels and the large wood burner and fire place ideal for winter bookings. The dining inside the property is for 6 people and is an attractive addition to the open plan living dining area. Next to the dining area is the kitchen with breakfast bar for 4 people, large fridge freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine and all the equipment a modern kitchen could need. Adjacent to the kitchen is an office table and work space for guests who need to keep in touch with the work business even when on vacation. You move up a flight of stairs to the "tower bedroom" which is perfectly set up with 2 single beds for older children over the age of 10 years. All bedrooms benefit from air-conditioning.

Jávea is made up of three areas. 1/ The Arenal with its beautiful sandy beach, bars and restaurants. During the summer evenings the Arenal is busy with crafts stalls, artists and musicians. 2/ The port area with its fish market and promenade. 3/ The old town with its narrow streets, shops, historic buildings. There is a colourful market every Thursday morning. 10k from Jávea is the town and port of Denia with daily crossings to the Balearic islands. Denia boasts miles of sandy beaches with its tree lined streets, pavement cafés, bars and restaurants. The resort of Benidorm is only a 30 minute drive away and close by is Terra Mítica, which is one of Europe's largest theme parks, you can also visit Aqualandia a themed water park and next door Mundomar with its dolphins, seals and parrots. A drive to Guadalest is a must with its quaint shops, narrow cobbled winding streets and spectacular views from the village square. Jávea Town: Jávea lies between pine-covered Cabo De La Nao to the South and Cabo De San Antonio to the North. The town is ideal for a family holiday, especially in the Spring when the area is ablaze with blossom from the almonds and the scents of orange and lemon trees fill the air. The World Health Organisation has proclaimed Jávea to be ‘environmentally near perfect’ and you can bask in the Costa Blanca’s brightest sunshine here on about 320 days of the year. Jávea old town nestles at the foot of 2,500 feet Mount Montgo, a designated nature reserve. It boasts a 16th century church, covered market and for the historically minded a museum housing a nationally important collection of rare Iberian finds from Montgo. After exploring the town’s fascinating narrow streets, you can make your way to the old fishing port about 1 mile away. To the south of the old town lies the Arenal beach, a broad crescent of fine golden sand backed by a promenade of shops and restaurants.