We sometimes get questions of the type "Is Denia far from the beach in Albir?" "Is it walking from Javea to the Norwegian School?" It tells us that it is necessary to explain more precisely, not least so that it will be easier for you, who are looking for a real estate, to find what you are really looking for. And if you are not very well-known in this part of Spain, you never run the risk of finding what you are looking for, or you miss what you really want because it's easy to advertise in real estate in areas you do not want goes down. Among other things, finn.no is represented by a division that operates only on the Costa Blanca North and the Costa Blanca South. This makes it difficult to find real estate that meets, among other things, the criteria for location, environment, lifestyle, culture, nature and environment. "Costa Blanca" is the name of the coast of Murcia in the south and almost to Valencia - about 200 - 250 km. "Costa Blanca North" is not directly wrong, but brings together two different regions (Marina Alta and Marina Baixa) with very different characteristics in a group. The rift is the Sierra Bernia, better known as the mountain range that separates Altea and Calpe and where the highway passes through the tunnel in the mountains. On the north side is Marina Alta and on the south side Marina Baixa. At finn.no all real estate advertisements in Marina Alta end with the properties for Marina Baixa. These two regions are very different in several ways, and when we talk about the Costa Blanca North, almost all Norwegians think of the Norwegian residential areas north of Alicante, in particular Alfaz del Pi, Albir, Altea, La Nucia, Benidorm and Villajoyosa. These places are located in Marina Baixa. The picture on the left shows the state of Valencia (Comunitat Valenciana) and the red field the region of Marina Alta. The field below is Marina Baixa. The majority of the lower third of the map is the province of Alicante and Marina Alta is the northernmost part of this province. The latter can also be confusing, as both the province (county), the municipality and the city of Alicante have the same name. Then you come to Valencia (province - which is even more confusing, as Valencia is both state and province, municipality and city).

Bullmann works only in the Marina Alta, a region that is large and diverse in itself. Marina Alta covers an area of 758 km2 and has a population the size of the county Oppland. We believe that targeted specialization and in-depth local knowledge are important and therefore do not want to spread beyond this region. (However, we can refer you to reputable, authorized brokers in Marina Baixa if you want or need to live there (eg because of the Norwegian school or because you feel safest when they are almost all Norwegians), but you are not bound to be where all the other Norwegians are and would rather live and enjoy the "real Spain" - yes, then you should sacrifice a few days to get to know Marina Alta with us In Marina Alta you will find beauty and much more Varied nature than usual on the Costa Blanca, it's green and lush and the standard is usually higher, the plots are bigger and we're spared building projects with square kilometers of similar homes so you become part of the local community and not just The lifestyle is different and you live and are more integrated into a normal Spanish society where the foreigners are not This is often the case, as is often the case further to the south. To show you much more than just real estate, and when we show you real estate, we do it according to the criteria that you have and that you and we adjust as we do it. We want to make sure that this is the place for you, and we do not want death and life to sell you anything. Norwegian School is only available in Alfaz del Pi and Quesada. However, if you have moved from Norway, it may be just as good or better if you integrate yourself as quickly as possible into the local community and send your children to Spanish or international schools. There are several very good international schools on the Costa Blanca that teach English, Spanish and several other languages. We have examples of e.g. Javea that Norwegian children in lower secondary education settle in after a few days and are otherwise content with their new life.