Villa Caroix | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Javea Xabia

Fourteen guests arrive at Villa Caroix in Javea to discover something unexpected: a sprawling Mediterranean residence where mountain silence meets coastal proximity, where every terrace frames a different view, and where the scent of wild rosemary drifts across lounging areas on even the quietest afternoons. This luxury villa rental in Javea sits beneath the protective shadow of Montgo mountain, positioned at that rare sweet spot where you’re far enough from crowds to hear birdsong, yet close enough to Javea’s beaches and restaurants to reach them in ten minutes by car.

Inside Villa Caroix

Villa Caroix sleeps 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across the main house and a separate self-contained apartment. The accommodation spans two storeys of the principal residence, plus a ground-floor utility space, offering flexibility that works equally well for extended families or groups of friends.

The ground floor establishes the rhythm of daily life here. An expansive open-plan kitchen commands the heart of this level, featuring a central island with seating for casual mornings and a substantial dining table positioned to catch light from the glass doors beyond. Two dishwashers handle the practical reality of fourteen guests, while the wall-mounted television doubles as ambient background. A utility room with washing machine sits discreetly nearby. The adjoining living room provides comfortable seating arrangements, bookshelves for rainy-day reading, and another television for those who prefer quieter afternoons. Glass doors from both spaces open directly onto the exterior terraces, dissolving the boundary between inside and outside living.

Climb to the top floor and the sleeping accommodation unfolds. The principal bedroom commands this level with a substantial double bed, a walk-through dressing room that functions almost as a second space, and an ensuite shower. A covered naya—that distinctly Mediterranean outdoor room—connects directly from this bedroom, allowing you to wake, step outside, and survey the landscape without descending stairs. Four additional bedrooms fill this floor: two rooms with double beds and ensuite showers, one with twin beds and an ensuite shower, and a fifth bedroom with a single twin bed served by a shared family bathroom.

The separate apartment, accessed via its own entrance, comprises a games room (table football, billiards, darts board), a cinema room with screen and seating, a small kitchen, and a shower room with toilet on the upper level. The lower apartment level contains a sixth bedroom with ensuite shower, two pull-out beds for additional guests, and a dedicated washing machine. This semi-independent arrangement suits multi-generational gatherings or groups where some prefer retreat and privacy.

Throughout Villa Caroix, technological comforts run quietly beneath the surface: Wi-Fi connection reaches every corner, air-conditioning and central heating maintain comfort through temperature extremes, Bluetooth speakers pipe music to multiple zones, and PlayStation and Wii gaming systems occupy the games room—amenities that matter when fourteen people need both entertainment options and genuine escape from screens.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior spaces at Villa Caroix exceed many guests’ expectations. A heated swimming pool measuring 10 metres curves through the landscaping, surrounded by sun loungers and pool inflatables for children. A hot tub provides evening warmth as temperatures drop after sunset. The pool area is shielded by an electric front gate and walled boundaries, creating genuine privacy—a critical factor when entertaining large groups.

Multiple terraces establish distinct outdoor rooms. A covered terrace with substantial seating faces the mountain aspect. A pergola frames an oversized outdoor dining table—the kind that accommodates everyone simultaneously for al fresco meals. Adjacent to this, a summer kitchen fitted with a large barbecue and separate fridge transforms dinner preparation into entertainment rather than labour. A poolside tiki house offers casual shade and a gathering point away from both the main terrace and the dining areas.

The gardens surrounding these spaces feature mature Mediterranean planting: lavender releasing its scent even in early morning, rosemary that cooks can harvest for evening meals, jasmine drifting fragrance across evening terraces. Mountain backdrop ensures that views extend upward rather than across neighbouring properties. The landscape maintains that essential balance—managed enough to feel cultivated, wild enough to feel genuine.

Location: Javea and the Surrounding Area

Villa Caroix positions you within the Montgo foothills, part of the protected Montgo Natural Park that encompasses walking trails, wildflower meadows, and a hiking summit rewarding climbers with views extending to Ibiza on exceptionally clear days. The park sits approximately 10 kilometres from the villa—roughly a 15-minute drive—and offers serious trekking or casual family strolls past caves, limestone formations, and native flora including eagles and lizards that inhabit the higher reaches.

Javea itself—the town centre—lies 4 kilometres away, a 10-minute drive down winding roads that descend from mountain elevation to seafront. The old town preserves 15th-century architecture, Gothic windows, and arched doorways around a central plaza where local restaurants and bars serve both tourists and residents. Javea’s museum documents the town’s history as a fishing and salt-production centre. This is not a resort town manufactured for visitors; it’s a working Mediterranean community that happens to attract visitors.

The coastline operates as Javea’s second identity. Playa de Arenal—the main sandy beach—sits 3 kilometres from the town centre and offers pedalo and kayak rental, a children’s playground, and an ice-cream-lined promenade where families congregate through summer months. A 15-minute drive south reaches Cala Blanca, a smaller cove with clearer water, popular for snorkelling and diving, with a beachfront chiringuito serving cold drinks and local fish. For those seeking more dramatic coastal scenery, Cap de Sant Antoni—approximately 6 kilometres away—features a lighthouse and sweeping views along the Valencian coastline that justify its reputation as a photographer’s destination.

The broader Costa Blanca region extends in both directions. Altea, a hillside white village famous among artists, sits 18 kilometres south and features galleries, restaurants, and views over the Mediterranean from its old town. Benissa, an inland village 12 kilometres away, hosts a weekly market (Fridays) and retains authentic Spanish character despite tourism. The wine region of La Marina spreads across inland valleys—a 25-kilometre zone producing Moscatel wines available at local cooperatives and restaurants.

Sports facilities concentrate near Javea. A nine-hole golf club operates within a 10-minute drive, suitable for casual players and families introducing children to the game. Tennis courts function near the town centre. For serious water sports, the calm Javea waterfront permits windsurfing and sailing lessons through several schools. Mountain biking trails crisscross the Montgo park, accessed from multiple points.

Alicante International Airport—the region’s primary gateway—sits 90 kilometres away with approximately 90 minutes’ driving time via the A-7 motorway. This accessibility matters for guests arriving from northern Europe who value direct flights and relatively straightforward transfers.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families find Villa Caroix particularly functional. Six bedrooms distributed across two levels mean adults can oversee children without constant supervision, teenagers can occupy the games room away from younger siblings, and grandparents enjoy the principal bedroom’s dressing room and private naya without traversing communal spaces constantly.

Groups of friends renting together benefit from the semi-separate apartment—some guests sleep independently while others remain within collective spaces. The games room, cinema facility, and pool occupy everyone during evening hours when energy levels spike and organised entertainment matters.

Couples seeking a larger-than-necessary property might seem an odd fit, yet they often value the privacy paradox: expansive space allows both togetherness and retreat, and the room quantity permits friends or family to join during visits without disrupting the primary occupants.

Parents with young children prioritise the heated pool (safer than cold Mediterranean water during shoulder seasons), the shallow play zones, and proximity to Playa de Arenal’s family-focused infrastructure. The games room occupies children indoors during afternoon heat, while the tiki house and multiple terraces ensure adults supervise from comfort rather than cramped indoor spaces.

Practical Information

Villa Caroix accommodates 14 guests maximum: six bedrooms within the main residence (five with ensuite bathrooms), one apartment bedroom with ensuite and pull-out bed provision. Six full bathrooms distribute throughout. The setup requires no more than a single family of six, yet comfortably expands to accommodate three families or larger friend groups.

Alicante International Airport represents the nearest commercial gateway at 90 kilometres distance with approximately 90-100 minutes’ transfer time depending on traffic conditions. Ground transfers can be arranged through our concierge service or organised independently via hire car from the airport terminal.

Supermarkets and fresh-produce markets operate within 2 kilometres of the villa—local shops in Javea centre supply everything from groceries to prepared meals. A restaurant sits within walking distance of Villa Caroix (approximately 800 metres uphill), though most guests prefer driving to Javea’s wider restaurant selection rather than walking back up that same incline after dinner.

The rental price includes Wi-Fi connectivity, air-conditioning, central heating, pool heating, utility access (water, electricity, gas), standard linen and towels, and cleaning service (typically scheduled mid-week for stays exceeding seven days, with final checkout cleaning included). Guest laundry access—washing machines distributed between main residence and apartment—permits self-service clothing care. Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal occupancy; our team coordinates arrival times within available property schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Caroix

How many guests does Villa Caroix sleep?

Villa Caroix sleeps 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The main residence contains five bedrooms (one principal with dressing room and naya access, two with double beds and ensuite showers, one with twin beds and ensuite shower, one with single twin bed served by shared family bathroom) plus a separate ground-floor utility area. The independent apartment includes one bedroom with ensuite shower, two pull-out beds, and a living space with games room and cinema. This configuration suits families of 10-12 persons most comfortably, with additional guests accommodated on pull-out provision or air mattresses if required.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Caroix in Javea?

Alicante International Airport (ALC) stands as the primary gateway, located 90 kilometres from Villa Caroix with approximately 90-100 minutes’ transfer time via the A-7 motorway during normal traffic conditions. Several European carriers operate direct routes to Alicante, particularly from UK, German, and Scandinavian hubs, making it the most practical arrival point for most guests. Valencia Airport (VLC) provides an alternative 150 kilometres away if specific flight schedules prove more convenient.

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

April through June represents the sweet spot on Costa Blanca: Mediterranean temperatures hover between 20-26°C, water conditions suit swimming, and spring wildflowers still fill the Montgo Natural Park landscape. September and early October replicate these conditions with warm water and less tourist congestion than July-August. Winter months (November-February) bring mild temperatures (13-17°C) suitable for walking and cycling rather than pool swimming, though heating systems and indoor spaces maintain comfort. July and August deliver scorching heat (30-35°C), crowded beaches, and soaring accommodation prices—book only if specific dates prove non-negotiable. Javea hosts several festivals: the Moros y Cristianos parade occurs in early July, and various summer music concerts run through August.

Is Villa Caroix suitable for families with children?

Yes. Villa Caroix incorporates multiple child-friendly features: a heated swimming pool with shallow zones and surrounding sun loungers (with pool inflatables available), PlayStation and Wii gaming systems for rainy afternoons, an outdoor games room with table football and billiards, children’s books and videos distributed throughout the property, and a cinema room occupying older children during evenings. Playa de Arenal—3 kilometres away—provides a family beach with playground and ice-cream vendors. The villa’s walled perimeter and electric gates ensure security when children play in outdoor spaces. One potential challenge: the 800-metre uphill walk from the main restaurant requires driving or very determined walking after dinner. The location’s mountain backdrop and relative quiet create an exceptionally safe environment for children of all ages.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Caroix?

Villa Caroix rental includes Wi-Fi connection throughout the property, air-conditioning and central heating systems, pool heating (essential from October through April), electricity and water utilities, standard linen and bath towels (replaced mid-week for stays exceeding seven days), access to all appliances including dishwashers and washing machines, and a final checkout cleaning service. PlayStation and Wii gaming systems, pool inflatables, darts board, and table football are provided. Towels refresh automatically; guests provide their own toiletries. Utilities are not metered separately—consumption charges are absorbed within the quoted rental price. Cleaning services during the stay depend on booking duration and seasonal availability (typically mid-week for week-plus bookings).

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Caroix?

A restaurant sits within approximately 800 metres of Villa Caroix (uphill walk, but accessible). Javea town centre—10 minutes by car—concentrates dining options: traditional Spanish restaurants line the old-town plaza (including several serving fresh local fish), casual tapas bars cluster around the waterfront, and cosmopolitan eateries cater to international palates. Playa de Arenal’s beachfront zone operates multiple restaurants and chiringuitos suitable for casual lunch. Altea (18 kilometres south) offers fine-dining restaurants with Mediterranean views and French-influenced menus. Supermarkets and fresh-produce markets operate throughout Javea town centre and accessible via short drives. A large supermarket chain maintains a location 2 kilometres from the villa, stocking international products alongside Spanish staples. Weekly fresh markets operate Fridays in nearby Benissa village (12 kilometres away), featuring local produce and regional specialities.