This three-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse is situated in La Florida, a residential urbanisation on the southern Costa Blanca near Orihuela. The property forms part of the Residencial Laderas del Sol complex and offers approximately 85-97 m² of built space across two floors, arranged with a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, a first-floor terrace, air conditioning throughout and a private front garden. The dwelling dates from 1970 and has been recently renovated. A designated outdoor parking space, an 11.88 m² underground parking space and a 9.60 m² private storage room are included. The price is €234,900 and the property is completed and available.
Within the immediate market, the property competes with new-build and key-ready apartments in Torrevieja starting from €160,000 (Palangre Beach) and €169,000 (Edificio Sun & Center), and with Oasis Laguna 2 Phase II in Urbanización El Raso from approximately €227,000. The price point of €234,900 therefore sits at the upper end of the local apartment range, and the justification must come from format and provision rather than novelty: a townhouse with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, three separate parking/storage spaces and communal pool access offers a different proposition from a two-bedroom apartment at €160,000-€170,000, even before condition and furnishings are considered. Against El Raso, the comparison is closer in price; El Raso offers new construction and a more rural-adjacent setting, while La Florida offers superior walkability to supermarkets, pharmacies, schools and municipal sports facilities, a practical advantage for permanent residence, though with less of the open outlook associated with newer peripheral developments. Age is the main counterweight: a 1970 building, however well renovated, will not match the thermal performance, warranty coverage and energy certification of 2020s construction, and insurance or mortgage terms can reflect this. For buyers weighing the Costa Blanca against the Costa del Sol, the region offers a comparable Mediterranean climate with the sunshine and temperature data recorded above, a lower general price level in this segment, and Alicante-Elche Airport as the international gateway. The decision framework is largely between turnkey established neighbourhoods with full amenity access, such as La Florida, and new-build zones with modern specification but greater dependence on car travel for daily needs.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property sits within the urbanised area of La Florida, a neighbourhood characterised by townhouse developments, local commerce and year-round residential use. A supermarket lies within roughly 224 metres and a pharmacy 186 metres. Beaches such as Platja de Sant Gabriel are approximately 1.7 km away. The setting is urban rather than rural, with shops, schools and sports facilities within walking or short cycling distance.
The layout addresses everyday practicality: a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom allow single-level use for guests or residents with limited mobility, while the upper floor holds two further bedrooms and a second bathroom. The kitchen is fully fitted, the property is delivered fully furnished, and hot and cold air conditioning is installed throughout. A small front garden and upper terrace provide outdoor space without the maintenance burden of a large plot.
This is not a new-build project. The townhouse was completed in 1970 (indicative) and has since been renovated, with a modernised kitchen and updated interiors visible in current imagery. The building is finished and habitable, which means no construction-phase waiting time or off-plan payment structure applies. Purchase can proceed directly to completion once legal checks and financing, if applicable, are in order.
The property does not offer a private swimming pool; pool access is communal within the urbanisation. There is no private garden beyond the small front area, and outdoor space is limited to the terrace and front plot. The built area of 85-97 m² is modest for a three-bedroom house. The dwelling forms part of a gated community, which entails community rules and annual fees. The nearest golf course is 4.5 km away.
Several recognisable situations align with this property. A buyer seeking a lock-and-leave second home on the Costa Blanca benefits from the furnished, completed condition, the gated complex and the storage capacity for seasonal equipment. A household planning semi-permanent or permanent residence gains from the walkable amenities: supermarket, pharmacy, banks and schools within short distance reduce car dependency for daily errands. Buyers with mobility considerations, or households hosting elderly guests, can use the ground floor as a complete living unit with bedroom and bathroom on one level. Remote workers will note the existing office set-up with desk and whiteboard, plus air conditioning suitable for year-round occupation. Purchasers prioritising low running costs will find the documented IBI of €224.72 and community fees of €480.00 per year comparatively modest. The property is less aligned with buyers seeking a private pool, a large private garden, sea views or a detached villa format; the outdoor space is communal or small in scale. It also does not suit buyers requiring four or more bedrooms, as the layout is fixed at three with two bathrooms. Investors evaluating rental potential have a three-bedroom product with strong parking provision in an established residential zone, though rental yields should be assessed against local demand data rather than assumed.
The property was originally built in 1970 and is recorded as recently renovated, and the current imagery supports a modernised interior. The kitchen shows a contemporary white design with integrated appliances and a combined kitchen-dining arrangement, indicating a full replacement rather than cosmetic updating. Flooring and wall finishes in the photographed rooms present a neutral, current palette. Air conditioning units are wall-mounted and provide both hot and cold functions throughout the dwelling, which covers heating in the milder winter months as well as cooling in summer. The bathroom and kitchen fittings visible in the photographs are consistent with a completed renovation cycle. As a 1970s building, the construction is of its period: structural features, insulation values and window performance will generally differ from current new-build standards, and energy efficiency has not been documented with a certificate label in the available data. Buyers prioritising thermal performance may wish to verify glazing type and insulation during a viewing. The property is delivered fully furnished, which reduces initial fitting-out costs but also means existing furniture quality should be inspected. Practical infrastructure is well covered: underground parking of 11.88 m², a 9.60 m² storage room and a designated outdoor space address a need that many townhouse developments leave unresolved. The community setting, gated access and communal pool are maintained collectively through the €480 annual community fee.
The asking price is €234,900 for a completed, furnished three-bedroom townhouse with two bathrooms, a private front garden, terrace, communal pool access, one outdoor parking space, one underground parking space of 11.88 m² and a 9.60 m² storage room. Within the immediate region, comparable new-build apartments in Torrevieja start from approximately €160,000 to €169,000, while apartments in Urbanización El Raso start from around €227,000. This positions the property between entry-level apartment pricing and higher-specification new build, with the differentiators being the townhouse format, the parking and storage provision and the turnkey condition. Annual running costs are documented as €224.72 in IBI/SUMA and €480.00 in community fees.
Daily life here revolves around a compact, walkable residential neighbourhood. The supermarket is around 224 metres from the door and a pharmacy 186 metres, meaning routine shopping does not require a car. Within a two-kilometre radius the data indicates some 59 restaurants, 59 cafés, 29 pharmacies, 44 banks and 5 schools, which points to a fully established service network rather than a seasonal resort. Sports facilities are unusually close: a petanque ground at 300 metres, a municipal swimming pool at 500 metres and a municipal sports pavilion at 600 metres. The dwelling itself supports a two-rhythm household pattern: the ground floor works as a self-contained living zone with its own bedroom and bathroom, currently used as an office, while the first floor concentrates the sleeping quarters with a terrace off the hallway. Parking is layered: a designated outdoor space by the property for daily use, plus an underground space of 11.88 m² and a storage room of 9.60 m² for vehicles, bicycles, golf equipment and luggage. The communal pool functions as the social centre of the urbanisation during the warmer months. With a six-month swimming season and roughly 4,000 sunshine hours per year, outdoor use of the terrace and garden is realistic for most of the calendar. The urban character means some traffic and neighbour proximity are part of the setting, balanced by the gated layout of the complex.
The surrounding neighbourhood functions as a year-round residential zone rather than a seasonal resort. Distances recorded include a supermarket at 224 metres and a pharmacy at 186 metres, making daily provisions a walking matter. The density of services within two kilometres, dozens of restaurants and cafés, five schools and numerous banks, indicates a settled population base with corresponding demand. Sports and leisure infrastructure sits within a short radius: the Campo de Petanca Florida Sur at 300 metres, the municipal Florida-Babel swimming pool at 500 metres and the Vicente Crespo sports pavilion at 600 metres form a cluster of public facilities effectively on the doorstep. Public transport is limited, with a small number of lines and around ten stops recorded, so a car remains the practical mode for regional travel, commuting and airport transfers. Beaches are reachable: Platja de Sant Gabriel at 1.7 km, Cala El Palmeral at 2.6 km and Cala de Agua Amarga at 3.4 km, putting the coast within a short drive or an ambitious walk. Marina Alicante lies 2.6 km away for boating interests. The elevation of roughly 189 metres means the terrain slopes gently toward the coast, so some streets involve inclines. An EV charging point is recorded at approximately one kilometre, relevant for electric vehicle owners.
The map shows the property within the La Florida urbanisation, with the supermarket and pharmacy within two hundred metres and the municipal sports cluster within six hundred. The coastline, with Platja de Sant Gabriel and the coves toward Agua Amarga, lies to the east, and the golf courses to the northwest.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
La Florida is positioned inland of the coastal strip between Alicante city and the southern Orihuela Costa resorts, in a band of residential urbanisations that includes Los Altos, Playa Flamenca and Villamartín within a short drive. This gives the neighbourhood a dual character: quiet, densely built residential streets with local commerce, while the beach resorts, commercial centres and marina of the coast remain minutes away by car. Compared with central Torrevieja, La Florida offers lower density and a more domestic atmosphere; compared with the more remote inland developments, it benefits from markedly better walkable amenities. Alicante city, with its airport, hospital network and cultural offer, anchors the wider region.
Beaches: Platya de Sant Gabriel at 1.7 km, Cala El Palmeral at 2.6 km and Cala de Agua Amarga at 3.4 km, roughly five to ten minutes by car. Golf: the nearest course is Club de Golf El Plantío at 4.5 km, with Club de Golf Bonalba at 13 km and Club de Golf Alenda at 14 km. Healthcare: a hospital is recorded at 3.2 km. Marina Alicante is 2.6 km away. Daily services are the strongest point: supermarket at 224 m and pharmacy at 186 m. Airport distances in the dataset are inconsistent with the property's coastal position and should be verified independently; Alicante-Elche Airport serves the wider Costa Blanca and is the primary international gateway for this area. Public transport exists but is limited to a small number of lines with around ten stops, so car ownership is the practical norm.
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 1196 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 1292 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data indicates an average annual temperature of 20.3°C, with monthly averages ranging from 13°C to 25°C. Historical sunshine hours total approximately 4,083 per year, placing the area among the sunnier zones of Mediterranean Spain. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of at least 20°C, extends to around six months, which corresponds to use of the communal pool and the nearby beaches from late spring into autumn. The property sits at approximately 189 metres above sea level, on terrain that slopes gently toward the coast; this elevation can moderate summer heat marginally compared with the seafront, while introducing some incline on local streets. Winters are mild by northern European standards, and the hot-and-cold air conditioning covers the heating requirement for the cooler months. The climate supports year-round occupation rather than purely seasonal use.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest recorded beaches are Platja de Sant Gabriel at 1.7 km, Cala El Palmeral at 2.6 km and Cala de Agua Amarga at 3.4 km, a mix of urban beach and smaller coves typical of this stretch of coastline. Blue Flag status is not documented in the available data and should be verified for individual beaches. Golf is available within a moderate radius: Club de Golf El Plantío at 4.5 km, Club de Golf Bonalba at 13.1 km and Club de Golf Alenda at 14.0 km, giving three courses within a quarter-hour drive and more across the wider Costa Blanca. Waterfront recreation includes Marina Alicante at 2.6 km and Club Náutico Costablanca at 6.7 km. On-site recreation is anchored by the communal swimming pool in the urbanisation and the municipal facilities noted above, including the petanque ground and indoor sports pavilion. An EV charging network exists locally, with points recorded at 1.0 km, 2.2 km and 3.7 km.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.9°C | 62 mm |
| February | 13.7°C | 52 mm |
| March | 15.5°C | 55 mm |
| April | 17.1°C | 43 mm |
| May | 19.7°C | 32 mm |
| June | 22.5°C | 6 mm |
| July | 24.6°C | 0 mm |
| August | 25.3°C | 2 mm |
| September | 23.2°C | 28 mm |
| October | 20.5°C | 76 mm |
| November | 16.5°C | 89 mm |
| December | 14.0°C | 73 mm |
Ref: VL418428
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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