Windows in Dénia, from the old town to Les Marines

1. The old town

   In the streets below the castle and around Baix la Mar, houses are often older, with narrow façades and shutters. Wooden windows suit them well, and the town hall may have rules for what is visible from the street. We check this before you order.

2. Les Marines

   Along the beaches to the north, apartments and villas sit close to the sea, with sand and salt in the air. Coastal finishes, good drainage and solid seals matter here, and PVC or aluminium keeps maintenance low.

3. Les Rotes

   On the rocky coast south of the harbour, villas look straight out to sea. Large panes and sliding doors towards the view, with solar-control glass, are typical here.

4. The foot of the Montgó

   Villas on the Dénia side of the Montgó are greener and a little further from the water, with gardens and terraces. Here insulation against the heat and the look of the house often count for more than salt.

In the old town, wood usually fits best. Along the beaches, aluminium and PVC are practical. For villas with big openings, aluminium gives the slimmest frames. The comparison of materials helps you weigh it up.

Many homes in Dénia are apartments. Changes to the façade, such as a different colour or a different division of the windows, may need approval from the community of owners. Get in touch and we'll look at your situation.

From Dénia we also work in Ondara, El Verger, Els Poblets, Pedreguer, Orba, Gata de Gorgos, Benitachell, Teulada, Benissa and Calpe, as well as in Jávea and Moraira.