Pedreguer offers peaceful living among orange and almond groves, at the foot of the Segària mountains. Its streets lead to the church of Santa Creu and to the main square, with a weekly market and Mediterranean cuisine bars.
The village houses show stone, exposed beams and a fireplace, with a barn, outbuildings and a courtyard for a vegetable garden or garden. Dénia and Jávea, with Blue Flag beaches, are just a step away, and the Parc Natural del Montgó invites walks and cycling.
The AP-7 and the nearby port of Dénia connect to Valencia, Alicante and the Balearic Islands, making it easy to combine work and the sea.
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