Javea Old Town Holiday Rentals

Looking for holiday rentals in Javea old town? We offer a wide selection of villas, apartments and townhouses for rent in Javea old town and surrounding areas. Javea old town is steeped in history and it’s evident in the architecture, with its Tosca stone porticoes, gothic bay windows, wrought iron window bars and balcony railings.

Use our searchform to find the perfect holiday rental in Javea old town for you and your family, or tell us what you need and we show you properties that matches your wishlist.

Search and find your dream property in Javea

Holiday property rental in Javea is relatively variable as far as the amount of time that defines it. If you are planning to rent in Javea for a vacation, then more than likely you will enter a holiday rental. This could be as short as a weekend, or as long as a couple of months. A long-term rental is typically considered anything six months or longer.

Rent a holiday property in Javea old town

A holiday rental in Javea old town is the perfect choice if you want to explore what the city have to offer. The church of San Bartolemé in the old town centre is an example of late gothic architecture with a defensive character. The “Soler Blasco” Archaeological Museum is close by in the narrow streets and offers a wealth of information about Iberian history.

Apartment holiday rentals in Javea old town

We offer a wide selection of holiday rental apartments with fantastic views in Javea old town and surrounding areas. Whatever you are looking for, we have a holiday rental apartment in Javea old town for you. Renting a apartment on a holiday basis in Javea old town enables you to really get to know the area by talking to locals to find out where the best areas of Javea are, and enables you to really feel what an area is like in different seasons. Many people rent a holiday apartment in Javea old town before buying.

Villa holiday rentals in Javea old town

Javea Sales & Rentals offer a wide selection of villas with fantastic views in Javea old town and surrounding areas. Whatever you are looking for, we have a holiday rental villa in Javea old town for you. Renting a villa on a holiday basis in Javea old town enables you to really get to know the area by talking to locals to find out where the best areas of Javea are, and enables you to really feel what an area is like in different seasons. Many people rent a holiday villa in Javea old town before buying.

Townhouse holiday rentals in Javea old town

We offer a wide selection of townhouses with fantastic views in Javea old town and surrounding areas. Whatever you are looking for, we have a holiday rental townhouse in Javea old town for you. Renting a townhouse on a holiday basis in Javea old town enables you to really get to know the area by talking to locals to find out where the best areas of Javea are, and enables you to really feel what an area is like in different seasons. Many people rent a holiday townhouse in Javea old town before buying.

Javea old town holiday rentals tips

Are you thinking about renting a holiday property in Javea old town? There is a lot of properties for rent in Javea old town area, and the real estate agents are queuing up to show you what there is for rent. The best way to get to know Javea before you purchase a property is to rent on a holiday basis first. Here are some good advice and tips that you should consider before renting a holiday property in Javea old town, Spain.

#1 What are your Javea old town property needs? – Before going to a Real Estate agent it is important to think about what you want from a property in Javea old town, Spain. How many bedrooms and bathrooms, price range, area, and type of house. Make sure this is communicated so that the broker is prepared, and shows you housing that is within your interest.

#2 Make sure the Real Estate agency has the experience needed – Make sure that the Real Estate agency you choose in Javea has been in business for some years and has good experience. Anyone can start as a real estate agent in Spain. Then it is important that you ask for references from previous customers and spend time checking if the real estate agent is serious.

#3 Real Estate agents show you to expensive homes – Many real estate agents in Javea,Spain show more expensive homes in Javea old town than what you have use for. This is for the customer to stretch a little extra, and for the Real Estate agent to get more commission from each holiday rental contract. It is common that real estate agents in Javea only have commission on rentals and sales and no fixed salary.

#4 Is the Javea old town area good for the whole family? – Spend time looking at homes before you decide to rent. Examine what is in the area you want to live in, municipal services and activities for the kids. Remember that in Spain there is an everyday life too, and then it is important that you have what you need around you.

#5 Furnished or not? Javea old town property – Most of the houses and apartments are rented out in Javea old town fully furnished. If you have your own furniture and want to use these you must expect to store the landlord’s furniture at your own expense. If you rent an apartment complex, the landlord usually uses the storage room to store his own personal items that cannot be left in the apartment. New homes you can find unfurnished.

#6 Deposit and Real Estate agent commission – The deposit equals at least one, usually two, months of rent and cannot be used to pay the rent. It should be held by a third party. The landlord cannot ask to be paid more than a month’s rent in advance, and the payment is usually at the beginning of the month. Most often, you pay at least one month commission to the Real Estate agent to find you the home. This is especially in areas like Javea and surrounding areas where there is great competition for rental housing.

#7 Lease contract holiday rental in Javea old town (contrato de arrendamiento) – Usually with holiday rentals, a contract will be for up to 6 months, and if you give notice during this period, you will be required to pay the rent up to the end of the contract. Rental periods can be as little as one months, followed by a rolling month-to-month contract. In addition to the rent, the tenant will be expected to pay for minor repairs due to wear and tear. This should be made clear in the contract. On top of this, there may be annual or monthly fees for maintaining common areas and local expenses, such as garbage disposal.