Apartments and Penthouses
1–2 bedrooms · 72 homes
Illustrative project context
Old Town · Selling
Jávea
Garden
Central apartments with terraces, parking, storage and rooftop communal facilities.
The development
Jávea Garden, in context.
Jávea Garden is a 72-home central scheme aimed at buyers who value a lower starting price and everyday access to the town. Published plans include one and two-bedroom homes, terraces, 72 parking spaces, 65 storage rooms and rooftop communal facilities. The mismatch between home and storage counts means storage cannot be assumed for every unit.
The promoter
Prygesa
Prygesa is part of Grupo Pryconsa and manages open-market, protected and cooperative housing. Jávea Garden launched after the company reported that the building licence had been granted. Buyers must establish the precise purchase structure used for this scheme.
What to confirm
Key details before you reserve.
Use the published information as a starting point. The developer’s current price list and the documents for the exact home should settle the details before any reservation payment is made.
From €214,000
72 garages, 65 storage rooms and a rooftop chill-out area are published.
Applicable taxes and purchase costs are additional unless expressly stated otherwise.Documents and dates to check
Whether the Jávea scheme uses a cooperative structure.
Purchase structure to confirm
Prygesa uses a cooperative regime on some schemes. The legal structure for Jávea Garden has not been confirmed.
The shared setting
What the development is designed to offer.
These are published development-level features. Parking, storage, terraces and energy systems must still be confirmed for the exact home and in its signed specification.
Shared spaces
- Pool
Everyday practicalities
- Parking
- Lift
Private and energy features
- Terrace
Living in Old Town
How the location works in practice.
The Old Town setting favours permanent use and access to services. It does not provide a beachfront position, so the practical comparison is daily convenience against the journey to the Port, Arenal and coves.
Who it may suit
- Buyers seeking a smaller one or two-bedroom new home
- Purchasers prioritising town services over a first-line coastal address
- Owners prepared to verify the purchase structure and included storage
Current opportunities
Start with the exact home, not the headline price.
Ask for the legal purchase structure, current unit list and confirmation of the parking and storage allocation. Compare the complete acquisition cost rather than the starting figure alone.
Resale watch
Register resale interestHomes at Jávea Garden after completion
Smaller central apartments may appeal to year-round residents and later investors. Future resale records should retain the parking and storage allocation because these are not identical across the scheme.
Project questions
Practical questions about Jávea Garden
Short answers based on the latest reviewed material. The exact unit schedule, specification and purchase documents take precedence.
Is Jávea Garden a cooperative development?
Prygesa uses cooperative structures on some projects, but the structure of Jávea Garden has not been confirmed in the material reviewed.
What should be confirmed before reserving?
Ask for the dated unit schedule, signed floor plan, full specification, payment schedule, legal promoter details and contractual completion position for the exact home.
Does every Jávea Garden home include storage?
The scheme publishes 72 homes and parking spaces but only 65 storage rooms. Storage should not be assumed unless the exact room is identified with the chosen home.
What communal space is planned at Jávea Garden?
Published material describes rooftop communal facilities including a chill-out area. Buyers should request the final plans, access rules and first community budget.
Last verified 2026-08-27. Images identified as illustrative do not depict the completed development. Prices, availability, specifications and dates must be confirmed before purchase.