Pueblo de la Paz Cumbre del Sol

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Pueblo de la Paz is a residential development of 355 apartments in Cumbre del Sol, Benitachell, on the Costa Blanca North, between Jávea and Moraira. The development sits on a near-level platform and borders the Parque Natural de la Granadella directly, with CC Adelfas reachable on foot at 1 km by road. Most apartments carry a south or southeast orientation, and a community lagoon pool, social club, tennis and padel courts are shared across the development.

About Pueblo de la Paz pre-owned homes

Pueblo de la Paz contains 355 apartments organised by street, not by phase. Every home has two bedrooms except for 8 one-bedroom apartments, all located on Calle Thomas Wilson. The development offers six distinct models across two formats: single-storey apartments and duplexes.

The four single-storey models all carry two bedrooms, one bathroom and an open-plan living-dining area with American kitchen. Ground-floor units have a covered terrace of 8.5 m² and a private garden; upper-floor units have an open terrace of 8.5 m². The Modelo Paz measures 49 m² of interior space; the Modelo Paz Ampliado measures 58 m². Terrace and covered terrace areas are counted separately and are not included in those interior figures.

The two duplex models also carry two bedrooms and an independent kitchen rather than an open-plan layout, and each includes both a covered terrace of 10 m² and an open terrace of 8.5 m² plus a private garden. The Modelo Duplex has 73.4 m² of interior space and one bathroom. The Modelo Duplex Ampliado has 81.45 m² of interior space, one bathroom and an additional toilet. Terrace areas are counted separately here too.

Some apartments have a solarium, added at the original buyer’s request; the specific units with a solarium are not on record.

The street-by-street breakdown is as follows. Calle Thomas Wilson: 92 apartments, of which 24 are duplexes and 8 are the one-bedroom units mentioned above — all three figures sit within the 92, not added on top. Calle Desmond Tutu: 64 apartments, of which 28 are duplexes. Calle Nelson Mandela: 64 apartments, of which 16 are duplexes. Calle Frederik de Klerk: 53 apartments, of which 20 are duplexes. Calle Joseph Rotblat: 52 apartments, of which 28 are duplexes. Calle Madre Teresa: 20 apartments (duplex breakdown not on record). Calle Cordell Hull: 8 apartments (duplex breakdown not on record). Calle Jean H. Dunant: 2 apartments, both duplexes.

Across the streets where the breakdown is on record — Thomas Wilson, Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, Frederik de Klerk, Joseph Rotblat and Jean H. Dunant — there are 118 duplexes declared. Calle Madre Teresa and Calle Cordell Hull each have an unspecified number of duplexes within their totals.

Garden allocation follows the street. In Calle Thomas Wilson, every upper-floor apartment has an additional garden at ground level at the rear of the block; the duplexes on that street have both a front garden and a rear garden. The two duplexes on Calle Jean H. Dunant each have a spacious private garden.

Calle Cordell Hull forms a private enclosure within Pueblo de la Paz. Its 8 apartments have their own pool, their own garden and one uncovered assigned parking space per home. Those 8 apartments are part of the 355 total and do not have access to the development’s lagoon pool.

Internet connectivity in Pueblo de la Paz varies by home: fibre optic, ADSL or cable are all present within the development. The local provider is REDI, formerly Global Interlink Telecom, with an office inside Cumbre del Sol.

Sea views and orientation

Partial sea views are available in Pueblo de la Paz, but they are not uniform across the development. Most apartments do not have a sea view; those that do are concentrated at the upper end of certain streets.

The clearest sea views in the development are from the upper part of Calle Frederik de Klerk, where the outlook faces villas rather than apartment blocks — those villas are part of the wider Fresnos area, the parent zone of Pueblo de la Paz. On Calle Joseph Rotblat, some upper-floor apartments and some upper duplexes have sea views; apartments numbered 1 to 36 on that street look out over the lagoon pool. On Calle Desmond Tutu, apartments numbered 1 to 6 and the last four units from the upper part of the street catch some sea. On Calle Nelson Mandela, approximately the first four units from the upper part of the street reach a partial sea view.

The dominant orientation across Pueblo de la Paz is south and southeast, though orientation varies within the development.

Community living and shared amenities

The shared areas of Pueblo de la Paz centre on a lagoon-style pool surrounded by generous terraces and landscaped gardens, with a social club alongside. Tennis courts, padel courts and a beach bar are also in the vicinity. All 355 apartments have access to these shared facilities, with the single exception of the 8 apartments on Calle Cordell Hull, which form their own private enclosure with a separate pool and garden.

Parking is generous throughout Cumbre del Sol, and the streets within and around Pueblo de la Paz are residential and carry no through traffic.

Prime location and distances

Pueblo de la Paz sits within Fresnos, a wider residential area of Cumbre del Sol, and borders the Parque Natural de la Granadella directly — a protected natural area that adjoins the development.

CC Adelfas, with the Pepe La Sal supermarket, is 1 km by road; the terrain is near-level and the walk is comfortable. CC Lirios is 3.8 km by road. Mas y Mas is 4 km by road. The Lady Elizabeth international school is 2.3 km by road. Cala del Moraig is 1.7 km by road; Cala de los Tiestos and the equestrian centre are 1 to 2 km by road. Cala Llebeig is 5.9 km by road. The golf course is 6.3 km by road. Benitachell town centre is 4.5 km by road. Moraira and the yacht club are each 9.9 km by road. The beaches of Arenal and El Portet are 9 to 12 km by road. Jávea is 12.5 km by road. The hospital is 22.2 km by road. Alicante airport is 97 km by road.

A car is a practical necessity for reaching the coves, the sports facilities and the neighbouring towns: those distances make driving the workable daily option.

Who Pueblo de la Paz suits

Pueblo de la Paz suits buyers looking for a two-bedroom apartment — or, in eight cases, a one-bedroom apartment — within a residential development that has its own lagoon pool, social spaces and sports facilities, with the Parque Natural de la Granadella on its doorstep and CC Adelfas within easy walking distance. The models range from compact 49 m² single-storey apartments to 81.45 m² duplexes with independent kitchens and private gardens, so there is a meaningful range of size and layout within a single product type.

Cumbre del Sol Pre-Owned is a real estate agency specialising exclusively in Cumbre del Sol. The brand has operated since October 2020 through a strategic agreement with VAPF; the commercial management behind it has directed sales and residential development in Cumbre del Sol since 1 February 1994, within the original developer, with field experience in the area dating back to 1989. The agency is registered in the Valencian Community under RAICV number 0074 and provides full native advisory in English, Spanish, German, French and Dutch, covering all stages before, during and after the sale.

Frequently Asked Questions about Pueblo de la Paz in Cumbre del Sol​

1. What types of home are available in Pueblo de la Paz?

Pueblo de la Paz is a development of apartments only — there are no villas or townhouses. The 355 homes divide into single-storey apartments and duplexes, across six models ranging from 49 m² to 81.45 m². All homes have two bedrooms except for 8 one-bedroom apartments on Calle Thomas Wilson.

2. How are the 355 homes distributed across the development?

The development is organised by street: Calle Thomas Wilson has 92 apartments (including 24 duplexes and 8 one-bedroom units), Calle Desmond Tutu has 64 (28 duplexes), Calle Nelson Mandela has 64 (16 duplexes), Calle Frederik de Klerk has 53 (20 duplexes), Calle Joseph Rotblat has 52 (28 duplexes), Calle Madre Teresa has 20, Calle Cordell Hull has 8, and Calle Jean H. Dunant has 2 (both duplexes). All figures sit within the 355 total.

3. Do all homes in Pueblo de la Paz have sea views?

Most apartments in Pueblo de la Paz do not have a sea view. Partial views are available from the upper ends of Calle Frederik de Klerk, Calle Joseph Rotblat, Calle Desmond Tutu and Calle Nelson Mandela, with the clearest outlook from Calle Frederik de Klerk, where the line of sight faces villas rather than other blocks.

4. Do all homes share the lagoon pool?

Every apartment in Pueblo de la Paz except the 8 on Calle Cordell Hull has access to the lagoon pool and the shared social and sports areas. The Cordell Hull enclosure has its own separate pool and garden.

5. How close is Cala del Moraig?

Cala del Moraig is 1.7 km from Pueblo de la Paz by road. The cove has a pebble-and-gravel beach with turquoise water, a summer lifeguard and a beach bar; it hosts the Cova dels Arcs rock formation and operates a managed daily capacity limit.

6. Where can I shop for groceries day to day?

CC Adelfas, which houses the Pepe La Sal supermarket, is 1 km by road and the walk is comfortable given the near-level terrain. Mas y Mas is 4 km by road and CC Lirios is 3.8 km by road.

7. Is a car necessary to live in Pueblo de la Paz?

CC Adelfas is walkable at 1 km from Pueblo de la Paz, but reaching Benitachell town centre (4.5 km), Moraira (9.9 km) or Jávea (12.5 km) requires driving. A car is the practical choice for daily life beyond the immediate area.

8. What internet connectivity is available?

Connection type varies by home within Pueblo de la Paz: fibre optic, ADSL or cable are all present. The local provider is REDI, formerly Global Interlink Telecom, with an office inside Cumbre del Sol.

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