The villa owners, Paul and Gema, accommodated us at very short notice which we much appreciated. Pietro the villa manager was very friendly and helpful and showed us how to work the electronics with the two televisions.
The villa has the most beautiful view of the sea which is quite hypnotic. It was clean and well maintained, though the sofa in the downstairs living room looks a bit battered, and the bed in the upstairs main bedroom could probably do with being replaced. It's a shame there was no air con or fans in the downstairs bedrooms, not that we needed to use them, but I imagine they would be useful in the hottest months. However we would recommend this villa for the views alone. The kitchen was compact but fine. There was a nice pool area and covered terrace with BBQ that gets the sun until 4pm ish. We also found the downstairs utility room very useful as we needed to urgently wash clothes. The utility room also had a large supply of pool toys/floats etc, which would keep kids entertained for hours!
The villa is in a busy urbanisation but because you are at the end of a road, it doesn't feel too hemmed in. You are a bit overlooked but would have to expect that on an urbanisation. Even though there are lots of properties there, it was nice and peaceful. There's a supermarket and pharmacy on the urbanisation which were v useful, and stunning views of the coastline on the higher roads.
Would definitely recommend the beach at the urbanisation. It's accessed by a steep road and is v popular with limited parking, so get there early. It's lovely and has two bars/restaurants. We also love the towns of Javea and Moraira, so much that we are now considering a trial run at living in the area!