The luxury of living in Javea has history. And of course there are houses that are protagonists. These luxury villas which have history are a few yet. Some are still in splendour while others have been forgotten. All are an example of a good choice of location, elegant architectures, conjunction with landscape... criteria that no doubt prevail today also when buying a luxury villa in Javea.
Villa Consuelo, Villa first.
Surely one of the historical luxury homes in Javea with one of the best possible locations. It is located in the port of Javea, in the area known as La Caleta. From the House you can enjoy overlooks both the port and the entire Bay of Javea. Its construction dates from the beginning of the 20th century. An era in which the port did not look like today. But their owners already then opted for a place with the passing of the years rose more chalets. Now it looks a bit decadent. But it continues to be a villa in which binds everyone who walks through the port of Javea.
The Sultana, the splendor of the raisin trade.
It is located in a strategic point of Javea, the Puchol, halfway between the historic centre and the port. It was built during the Summit of the trade of the pansa, when tonnes of this dry grapes were exported to England from the ports of the Costa Blanca. The name of this luxury villa, La Sultana, is precisely the same one that had the company belonging to the family of this House, which in its time was a landmark of avant-garde architecture. In his day he impressed the own Joaquín Sorolla, who painted the picture "Cypresses de la Sultana" on this property. Today the House is perfectly preserved and still inhabited.

The Lambert House, beauty in the landscape.
There are few houses in Javea so integrated in the landscape as the Lambert House. The main reason is that its architect and owner, Andrés Lambert, was a European intellectual - born in Switzerland - concerned with the integration of constructions in the surroundings where he stood. This villa of luxury – because of its unique location, above all - is close to Portichol road and enjoys direct access to known as of the French Creek, whose name refers precisely to Lambert (French speaking people believed that this was their nationality). The Lambert House presents a use of the tosca in several elements then repeated in many homes that have been built in Javea.

House Hemeroscopea, cinema architecture.
Luxury villa built also in the time of the rise of the raisin trade. It has elements of an architecture that we could find perfectly elsewhere so pretty as Tuscany. In the 20th century it changed ownership and passed into the hands of the film director Vicente Escrivá, one of the first "famous" of his times which chose Javea to live after which have been many more.
