Villa Falco | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Xabia

Eight guests, four bedrooms, and uninterrupted Mediterranean views from the Cap de la Nau headland—Villa Falco stands on one of Spain’s most coveted coastal peninsulas, where pine-sheltered terraces overlook turquoise waters and hidden coves punctuate the rocky shoreline. This contemporary villa rental Costa Blanca channels minimalist design through polished concrete flooring, soaring double-height spaces, and walls of glass that dissolve the boundary between indoors and the Adriatic beyond. The property sits elevated above the resort towns of Javea and Moraira, yet remains a short drive from Platja de la Granadella and the shell-shaped bay of Cala Portitxol.

Inside Villa Falco

Villa Falco sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, arranged strategically across two floors to create distinct living zones. The architectural layout uses a central lift and contemporary staircase to connect levels, with each floor functioning as an independent entertaining space.

Upper Floor: The principal living area announces itself through a dramatic double-height entrance that opens directly into an expansive, naturally lit living room. Polished concrete runs continuously underfoot, while pale walls and floor-to-ceiling glass panels create an almost ethereal brightness. The room breathes around two distinct zones: one side holds a working open-hearth fireplace with seating for relaxation, satellite television, and climate control via air conditioning and forced-air heating; the other side flows seamlessly into a contemporary kitchen featuring sleek surfaces, an island counter, and full professional-grade appliances including induction hotplates, combination microwave, dishwasher, and electric coffee machine. A substantial wooden dining table positioned at the room’s threshold frames water views between swaying palms. A master bedroom on this level contains a double bed (200 x 200 cm), a luxurious ensuite bathroom, and direct access to a private terrace—the kind of morning sanctuary where coffee tastes different at sunrise over the sea.

Lower Floor: A second living area opens from the lift onto a generously proportioned kitchen with bar seating and exterior access, adjacent to a comfortable lounge with designer seating and additional entertainment options. Three further bedrooms occupy this level: one with a 200 x 200 cm double bed, two with 160 x 200 cm doubles. Each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom, television, air conditioning, and forced-air heating. A luggage room with hand-basin provides practical storage, while the terrace from this level connects directly to the pool and garden zones. The layout ensures multiple guest groups can occupy separate floors without overlap, ideal for multi-generational travel or shared holidays where privacy matters.

Amenities Throughout: The property includes a full complement of family infrastructure—two cots (cribs), a high chair, baby-friendly shower and toilet fixtures, plus washing machine and dryer for longer stays. WiFi extends to all areas. Heating operates year-round, while air conditioning manages summer temperatures. Televisions in bedrooms provide alternative entertainment. The villa operates on 100% renewable electricity through integrated photovoltaic systems and solar panels, with water-efficient fixtures throughout.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor architecture transforms this property from residence into lifestyle. Two distinct terrace zones multiply the usable entertaining space.

The upper terrace wraps around the front of the first floor, partially roofed for variable weather, with multiple seating vantage points that capture the property’s elevated position above the landscape. External stairs descend to the pool level, creating a theatrical progression through the garden.

Below, a long covered terrace spans the property’s width, featuring a substantial outdoor dining table and an impressive built-in barbecue—the type of outdoor kitchen that transforms casual lunches into leisure events. The cantilever of the upper floor creates naturally shaded areas perfect for afternoon escape from peak summer heat. Separate lounge seating positions guests to watch the horizon while protected from wind.

The heated private pool measures 12 x 4 metres with depths ranging from 100 to 200 centimetres, surrounded by multiple sun loungers and an outdoor shower for rinsing off salt water. The pool temperature adjusts throughout the year, extending the swimming season well beyond typical Mediterranean months. A manicured lawn extends from the terrace to property boundaries, enclosed by the Mediterranean vegetation—pines and palms—that filter sound and create a sense of seclusion despite proximity to residential neighbours.

The garden captures morning light on the eastern terraces and afternoon rays on western exposures. Vistas stretch across tree tops toward the sea; on clear days, the profile of the coastline extends northward toward Javea and south toward Moraira. The grassed areas accommodate lawn games for visiting families, while the terraces provide flexible configurations for groups of any size.

Location: Cap de la Nau and the Surrounding Area

Villa Falco occupies one of the Costa Blanca’s defining geographic features—the Cap de la Nau headland—a promontory that juts decisively into the Mediterranean and defines the northern boundary of the Xabia municipality. This positioning creates immediate proximity to several of the region’s most photographed beaches and distinctive natural features.

Beaches and Coastal Attractions: Platja de la Granadella lies just 3 kilometres south, accessible via a winding descent through pine forest that opens onto a hidden cove enclosed by dramatic cliffs. The turquoise water here remains calm year-round, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and identifying the Mediterranean seabed through clarity that exceeds most European coastlines. Arroz a banda—the traditional Valencian rice dish cooked in fish stock—is served at beachside restaurants including Casa Rocco, where diners occupy wooden terraces overlooking the water. North of Villa Falco, Cala Portitxol (approximately 4 kilometres) presents a contrasting beauty: a shell-shaped bay lined with whitewashed fishermen’s houses and a white-pebble beach perfect for families. The bay operates a kayak rental service allowing exploration of rocky inlets and paddling to the Isla del Portixol. Cala Clemence, adjacent to Portitxol, specialises in fresh seafood and maintains a quieter atmosphere than surrounding coves.

Towns and Cultural Centres: Javea town centre lies 6 kilometres north and operates as the region’s cultural heart. The old quarter preserves Gothic architecture and whitewashed houses adorned with terracotta pots and bougainvillea. The Plaza Celestino Pons hosts a daily fresh food market inside the former monastery—an authentic working market rather than a tourist attraction, where locals source vegetables, cured meats, and seasonal specialities. The weekly market in Plaza de la Constitución expands this further, with dozens of stalls selling produce, textiles, and local delicacies. Multiple tapas bars throughout the old town serve jamón ibérico and local cheeses; the waterfront area restaurants focus on daily fish catches. Moraira, 8 kilometres south, operates as a more upmarket resort with boutique shopping and fine dining. Calp, further south at approximately 12 kilometres, provides livelier entertainment and a broader range of facilities including a weekly Wednesday market.

Natural Features and Activities: The Mirador de Cap Negre, accessible via a half-hour walking trail from the villa, offers panoramic views extending 20+ kilometres along the coastline in both directions—an ideal evening walk as sunset light transforms the water. The Cap de la Nau lighthouse marks the headland’s extremity. Restaurante Mirador de Jávea positions itself at this vantage point, serving classical paella and fresh seafood while diners absorb views of the entire Xabia coastline. Montgo National Park sits 8 kilometres inland, offering hiking trails through protected Mediterranean landscape with endemic plant species and diverse wildlife. The park’s elevation provides inland vistas toward the Valencian interior. A golf course operates near Javea, with several tennis facilities available throughout the municipality.

Seasonal Considerations: The Mediterranean coast experiences peak sunshine from May through September, with water temperatures reaching 26-27°C in August. April, May, September, and October provide optimal conditions—warm water, blue skies, fewer crowds than peak summer. Winter (November to February) brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures but allows exploration without tourist congestion. Javea celebrates its patron saint festival in July with week-long festivities. The spring and autumn months coincide with smaller local markets and calmer restaurant atmospheres.

For broader destination context, explore our luxury villas in Spain and our full collection in Javea. For comprehensive travel inspiration specific to the region, our Costa Blanca travel guide covers seasonal highlights, dining recommendations, and cultural events throughout the year.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended Family Groups: Villa Falco’s dual-floor layout with separate living areas accommodates three-generation holidays without enforced proximity. Grandparents occupy the master suite with evening privacy, while adult children and their families inhabit the lower floor with independent bathroom and kitchen access. The heated pool provides safe bathing for toddlers (cots and high chair included), while older children appreciate the lawn space and proximity to family-friendly beaches.

Professional Couples Requiring Workspace: The substantial living areas and universal WiFi throughout support remote work during European time zones. The quiet, private setting allows concentrated work blocks punctuated by pool breaks. The elevated position and minimal noise from neighbours create conditions superior to most urban villa rentals.

Adventure Groups: The location connects hikers to Montgo Park trails, kayakers to protected coves, swimmers to multiple beaches within 15 minutes’ drive, and cyclists to coastal routes. The proximity to both populated towns (for dining and entertainment) and isolated natural areas suits groups seeking activity variety rather than pure resort relaxation.

Couples Seeking Gastronomic Travel: The region’s fish-centric cuisine and daily market access support self-catering of exceptional quality. The barbecue facilitates entertaining, while nearby restaurants at Platja de la Granadella and Cala Portitxol provide credible fine dining without resort pretension. The villa’s kitchen equipment supports serious home cooking.

Practical Information

Capacity and Configuration: Villa Falco accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The bedrooms provide two king-sized beds (200 x 200 cm) and two queen-sized beds (160 x 200 cm), all with premium mattressing. Additional sleeping for infants includes two cots (cribs).

Nearest Airport and Transfer: Alicante–Elche Airport (ALC), located 115 kilometres south, handles the majority of international traffic to the Costa Blanca region. Transfer time by private car or hired vehicle is approximately 90 minutes. Málaga Airport (AGP), 185 kilometres south, offers alternative connections but requires 2.5-hour transfers. Most guests flying into Valencia Airport (VLC), 120 kilometres north, experience similar transfer durations. Private transfer services can be arranged through the villa’s management team.

Essentials and Services: A Carrefour supermarket operates in nearby Javea (approximately 6 kilometres), providing comprehensive grocery selection. The daily market at Plaza Celestino Pons offers superior fresh produce and local specialities. Pharmacies, medical clinics, and banking facilities all operate within Javea town. The villa connects to mains utilities including electricity (100% renewable through onsite generation), water, and internet. Mobile network coverage is robust throughout the property.

What’s Included: The rental includes full use of the heated pool, WiFi throughout the property, all heating and air conditioning, utilities, pool maintenance, and standard housekeeping linens and towels. Kitchen equipment includes all major appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, combination microwave, coffee machine). Televisions in bedrooms and living areas, satellite television reception, and the working fireplace are included. Baby amenities including cots, high chair, and appropriate bathroom fixtures are provided. Check-in occurs from 16:00 and checkout at 10:00, with flexibility available on request depending on booking schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Falco

How many guests does Villa Falco sleep?

Villa Falco sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The bedrooms comprise two with king-sized beds (200 x 200 cm) and two with queen-sized beds (160 x 200 cm). Two cots (cribs) are available for infants, allowing flexible configurations for extended families or groups with very young children. The dual-floor layout ensures separate living spaces for different guest groups, reducing overcrowding in common areas.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Falco in Costa Blanca?

Alicante–Elche Airport (ALC) is the primary gateway, located 115 kilometres south of Villa Falco with a driving time of approximately 90 minutes via the N-332 and AP-7 motorway. Valencia Airport (VLC), 120 kilometres north, offers similar transfer durations and receives significant European flights. Málaga Airport (AGP), while further at 185 kilometres, occasionally provides competitive fares for southern European connections. Ground transfer can be arranged through the villa’s management, with private car services costing €120-160 for standard sedans and €180-220 for larger vehicles accommodating groups with luggage.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Falco?

May through June and September through October provide optimal conditions for Costa Blanca holidays. Water temperatures reach comfortable swimming range (22-26°C), skies remain predominantly clear, and crowds thin relative to peak July-August. Spring months coincide with wildflower blooms in Montgo National Park. Summer (July-August) delivers maximum sunshine and warmth but attracts peak tourist numbers and corresponding restaurant crowding; however, the heated pool ensures comfortable swimming outside typical Mediterranean seasons. Winter (November-February) brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures (10-15°C daytime), making beach swimming uncomfortable for most guests, though hiking conditions improve and accommodation prices drop significantly. Easter week, Javea’s July patron saint festivities, and the August holiday exodus all mark busy periods.

Is Villa Falco suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Falco accommodates families effectively across multiple age groups. The heated pool maintains comfortable temperatures year-round (18-25°C depending on season), with depths graduating from 100 to 200 centimetres allowing safe toddler supervision in shallower areas. Two cots and a high chair are provided for infants. Platja de la Granadella, just 3 kilometres away, features calm waters and sloping entry ideal for young swimmers. Cala Portitxol, 4 kilometres north, offers a protected shell-shaped bay with white-pebble beach and minimal undertow. The villa’s grassed areas support lawn games for older children. The double-floor layout allows parents to maintain quiet sleeping zones while older children gather in separate living areas. Nearby Javea provides family-friendly tapas and casual dining; beach restaurants at Platja de la Granadella serve simplified menus suitable for children alongside adult offerings.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Falco?

The rental price includes all utilities (electricity, water, gas for heating), WiFi internet throughout the property, air conditioning and forced-air heating, pool maintenance and heating, standard housekeeping linens and towels, and all kitchen equipment and appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, combination microwave, coffee machine, induction cooktop). Television access via satellite, the working open-hearth fireplace, and recreational pool loungers are included. Baby equipment including two cots and high chair are provided at no additional charge. Cleaning services are available at daily or weekly intervals for an additional fee. Additional services such as private chef cooking, massage therapy, and excursion planning can be arranged through management for supplementary costs.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Falco?

Platja de la Granadella (3 kilometres) operates two waterfront restaurants specialising in arroz a banda and fresh fish, with Casa Rocco as the primary dining establishment. Cala Portitxol (4 kilometres) features Cala Clemence, a seafood-focused restaurant with views across the bay toward the Isla del Portixol. Javea town (6 kilometres) contains the daily fresh market at Plaza Celestino Pons and weekly market at Plaza de la Constitución, supplemented by multiple tapas bars serving traditional plates of jamón ibérico, local cheeses, and cured meats. The Carrefour supermarket in Javea provides comprehensive grocery selection for self-catering. Restaurante Mirador de Jávea (7 kilometres) occupies the Cap de la Nau lighthouse position with commanding coastal views and paella specialities. Moraira (8 kilometres south) and Calp (12 kilometres) provide expanded retail and dining options including boutique shops, seafood restaurants, and weekly markets.