Located on the emblematic Jorge Juan street, this residence is set within the historic centre of the city and just a few metres from the sea.
The apartment, with a surface area of around 130 m², is part of a traditional building recently renovated that includes a lift. Its main balconies face the Plaza de Santa María.
The fact that the residence occupies one entire floor of the building and the small number of neighbours contributes to a quiet and private atmosphere.
From its position in the Old Town, it offers direct views of the Basilica of Santa María and the Castle of Santa Bárbara. The Postiguet Beach and the marina are just a short walk away. Despite its central urban setting, the interior conveys a rare sense of calm, spaciousness, and natural light.
The surrounding area offers a rich combination of cultural venues and heritage landmarks, alongside a lively social atmosphere and traditional charm — an environment that brings together art, history, and proximity to the Mediterranean.
Privileged viewpoint
From the heights of the Santa Bárbara castle, the old quarter reveals itself as a compact and vibrant enclave.
The house occupies a central place in that scene, with the Mediterranean as a horizon and the main urban landmarks as immediate neighbours. A point from which one observes and belongs to the whole.
Balance of contrasts
From the balcony, a 14th-century Gothic church with a 18th-century Baroque facade and a contemporary art museum share the plaza. The classic and the modern dialogue in front of the apartment, reflecting the balance on which it is based: tradition and current life, monumentality and functionality.
The living room as the centre
The main room, a 45 square meter living-dining room, collects light and views. With 3.5 meter high ceilings, it acts as a viewpoint towards the square and as the vital nucleus of the home. Its spaciousness invites you to inhabit the space calmly and contemplate the exterior without haste.
Spaces open to possibilities
Can you imagine the living room without furniture? Seeing it empty, the transformation potential of the house is perceived. The generous proportions and the neutral character of the space make it adaptable to different lifestyles. It is an architecture that does not impose, but suggests.
Interior rhythm
The bedrooms and passageways offer a variety of environments: from a bedroom with an adjoining study to a hallway that connects fluidly. Each area has its measure, its rhythm, its atmosphere. The house is not monotonous; it breathes with different intensities.
Place of rest
The main bedroom with en-suite bathroom retains the serene air of the whole. Light enters from all points of the house.
Noble and traditional style
The kitchen and bathrooms, with a renewed traditional character, are well designed. The additional toilet and multiple built-in wardrobes—even lofts—show a silent functionality that does not compete with the heritage identity of the flat.
The sea just a step away
We now go out. From the house, you only need to walk a hundred meters to step on sand. The Postiguet beach, the Marina, and the Zona Volvo are right there. This proximity turns every day into an opportunity to alternate between urban and maritime life, effortlessly.
Walks with history
Around the house, the promenades, tree-lined squares, and historic corners form an accessible and stimulating network. The Explanada de España, the Castillo de Santa Bárbara, the Portal de Elche, or the Plaza Gabriel Miró extend the radius of daily life with diverse settings.
Alicante traditions
Semana Santa, Santa Faz, Hogueras… In this house, the festive calendar can be lived from the front row. The balconies allow observing the moments of greatest collective intensity from a quiet and privileged position.
Culture across the street
In front of the building are the MACA and, a few steps away, the MUBAG and the Azorín library. Contemporary painting, classical art and literature form an accessible cultural triangle in minutes. Living here is also living surrounded by intellectual stimulation.
Complete perspective
The view from the balcony framing the Basilica and, higher up, the castle, summarizes what is essential. It is a dwelling located between history and height, in an enclave that combines beauty, tranquility, centrality, and spaciousness. A place from which to contemplate and live Alicante and, at the same time, retreat inwardly.
Location
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