This ground-floor bungalow is situated in La Florida, a residential district on the southern edge of Alicante city. The property offers 80 m² of living space with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a private terrace and a covered terrace, and comes fully furnished. Built in 2005 and available as a key-ready resale home, it carries a fixed asking price of €189,900. The complex includes a communal swimming pool and green areas, while the surrounding neighbourhood provides a wide range of everyday amenities within walking and short driving distance.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
La Florida lies at the southwestern approach to Alicante city, roughly 1.7 km from Platja de Sant Gabriel as the crow flies. The district sits at approximately 189 metres above sea level, on gently sloping terrain between the urban coastline and the city's southern neighbourhoods. Amenities in the immediate area are dense: within 2 km there are dozens of restaurants, cafes, pharmacies and banks.
The home is oriented towards the south east, giving the terraces morning and midday sun. Practical features include central heating, air conditioning in the living-dining room, wood flooring, a fully equipped independent kitchen and a barbecue area. A private parking space is included. With two bathrooms and 80 m² of space, the layout suits couples or small households seeking a low-maintenance base.
This is not a new-build project. The bungalow was completed in 2005 and is offered as an existing, key-ready home, which means the buyer can move in directly after completion of the purchase process. The overall condition is recorded as fair, so prospective buyers should expect some updating or cosmetic work over time rather than a newly finished interior.
The property does not offer a private pool; swimming facilities are communal within the complex. There is no private garden plot recorded, and the stated condition is fair rather than renovated. The home is a ground-floor unit within a larger residential setting, so privacy on the terrace is limited by neighbouring homes. No sea views or panoramic aspects are documented.
This property fits several recognisable situations. A couple seeking a compact year-round home with manageable running costs will find the two-bathroom layout and central heating practical for permanent residence. Buyers wanting a furnished, key-ready second home can take over the property without renovation work before the first season. Investors considering rental use benefit from the ground-floor layout, communal pool and walking-distance amenities, though expected returns should be assessed against the fair condition and the 2005 construction date. The home suits households that value daily convenience over coastal frontage: the nearest beach is under 2 km away as the crow flies, but the property itself sits inland in a residential setting. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a private pool, extensive outdoor space or a newly built finish throughout. Households with children have five schools within 2 km, which supports year-round family living. Those who want to reach golf courses or marinas regularly should factor in drives of roughly 4.5 km to the nearest course and about 2.6 km to Marina Alicante. Overall, the profile matches pragmatic buyers who prioritise location, functionality and price over luxury finishes.
The property dates from 2005 and is recorded in fair condition, which frames expectations for the interior. Wood flooring is fitted, and the home includes a fully equipped independent kitchen, so the basic domestic infrastructure is in place. Climate control is covered from two directions: central heating for winter and air conditioning in the living-dining area for summer. Two complete bathrooms are present, an unusual feature at this size and price point that adds daily convenience. The property is sold fully furnished, which reduces initial outlay for buyers intending to use or rent it immediately. Finishing touches such as bedroom wallpaper and ceiling fans, visible in the photographic material, indicate an interior that has been lived in rather than refurbished; cosmetic modernisation is a realistic medium-term consideration. Exterior elements are functional: the private terrace carries an awning, a covered terrace extends the usable season, and a barbecue is included. Drinkable water is connected. In terms of build era, a 2005 construction in Spain typically means cavity walls, modern plumbing standards and reasonable insulation relative to older coastal stock, though the energy performance of a twenty-year-old resale home will generally trail current new-build requirements. Buyers planning long-term ownership may wish to budget for phased upgrades to kitchen, bathrooms or glazing as part of a wider cost calculation. Private parking within the complex adds practical value in a district where on-street capacity near amenities can be contested.
The asking price is fixed at €189,900 for the property as a whole, including furniture and private parking. Because this is a resale home rather than a phased development, there is no price list across unit types; the figure applies to this specific bungalow with its 80 m² living area, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Buyers comparing against new-build alternatives will find nearby projects in Torrevieja starting from roughly €160,000 to €169,000 for apartments, which places this home's pricing in context within the wider southern Costa Blanca market. Completion of 2005 and the fair condition rating are relevant factors when weighing the price against newer stock.
Daily life in this bungalow centres on compact, ground-level living. The living-dining room connects to the private terrace, which faces south east and carries an awning, making it usable from breakfast through the warmer hours of the afternoon. The independent kitchen has its own outdoor access, which simplifies things such as barbecue use or bringing in shopping. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the layout accommodates a couple with occasional guests, or two sharers who each want their own washing facilities. The covered terrace extends usable outdoor space into the shoulder seasons, and central heating plus air conditioning mean the home can be occupied year-round rather than only in summer. Outside the front door, the neighbourhood is service-oriented rather than touristy. The concentration of restaurants, cafes, pharmacies and banks within a 2 km radius indicates an established residential district where errands can be done on foot. A municipal swimming pool and a sports pavilion sit within roughly half a kilometre, and a petanque ground lies 300 metres away, reflecting a local, year-round community rather than a seasonal resort. Bus stops connect the area to the wider region, although a car remains practical for reaching beaches, golf courses and shopping at distance.
La Florida functions as an established residential district rather than a resort zone. The amenities data bears this out: within 2 km there are around 59 restaurants, 59 cafes, 29 pharmacies, 44 banks, 5 schools and a public park. This density means that groceries, healthcare errands and eating out are all short walks or brief drives rather than expeditions. Sports infrastructure sits unusually close, with a petanque ground 300 metres away, a municipal swimming pool 500 metres and a municipal sports pavilion about 600 metres from the home. Public transport consists of one line with ten stops in the area, providing basic connectivity, while bus links connect towards larger shopping destinations. The nearest beaches lie along the southern edge of Alicante: Platja de Sant Gabriel at 1.7 km as the crow flies, Cala El Palmeral at 2.6 km and Cala de Agua Amarga at 3.4 km. Road distance to these beaches will be somewhat longer than the straight-line figures. Marina Alicante sits 2.6 km away, offering mooring-side walks and dining. For golfers, Club de Golf El Plantío is the closest option at 4.5 km, with Bonalba and Alenda reachable within roughly 13 to 14 km. Electric-vehicle charging is well covered, with three points within 4 km including one just a kilometre away. A car remains the most practical mode for beach days, golf and regional trips.
The map shows the bungalow's position within La Florida, Alicante, with the nearest beach 1.7 km to the southeast as the crow flies and the municipal sports facilities within a few hundred metres. Distances shown are straight-line; road routes are longer. The concentration of markers within 2 km illustrates the neighbourhood's amenity density.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
La Florida occupies a transitional position between Alicante city and the southern Costa Blanca beach belt. To the north lie the city's full urban services; to the south stretch the coves and resorts towards Alicante's southern beaches and, further on, the towns of the Orihuela Costa. This positioning gives the district a dual character: urban convenience on one side, coastal leisure on the other, at a price level generally below the immediate seafront. Compared with resort-dominated zones, the year-round population and service density make it more liveable outside the summer season.
The key distances from the property, measured in straight-line kilometres, are: Platja de Sant Gabriel beach 1.7 km, Cala El Palmeral 2.6 km, Cala de Agua Amarga 3.4 km, Marina Alicante 2.6 km and Club de Golf El Plantío 4.5 km. Two further golf courses, Bonalba and Alenda, lie at 13.1 and 14.0 km respectively. Actual driving distances will exceed these figures. Public transport in the district consists of one bus line serving ten stops, which covers local circulation; regional and airport journeys generally require a car or taxi. Alicante city centre and its full urban infrastructure are within easy reach given the district's position on the city's southern side. For electric vehicles, charging points operated by Porsche, Fenie Energía and Tesla's Alicante Supercharger sit between 1.0 and 3.7 km from the home. Private parking is included with the property, which is a practical asset in a neighbourhood with dense street-level commerce.
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 1196 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 1292 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data points to a typical Mediterranean pattern: monthly average temperatures range from 13°C in the coolest months to 25°C in summer, with an annual average of 20.3°C. For residents, this means mild winters where central heating is a comfort rather than a necessity for most of the day, and warm summers where the air conditioning in the living area and the proximity of the communal pool carry the main cooling load. The swimming season extends to roughly six months per year with sea temperatures at or above 20°C, running approximately from late spring into autumn. The district sits at 189 metres above sea level on sloping terrain, so parts of the walk towards the coast involve gentle gradients; this elevation also gives the area slightly more ventilation than the immediate seafront. Rainfall in this part of the Costa Blanca is modest and concentrated outside the summer months, so outdoor living on the south-east-facing terrace is practical for most of the year, with the awning providing shade during the stronger midday hours.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Coastal recreation within easy reach includes three distinct options: Platja de Sant Gabriel at 1.7 km as the crow flies is the closest, a semi-urban beach on Alicante's southern edge; Cala El Palmeral (2.6 km) and Cala de Agua Amarga (3.4 km) are smaller coves with a more local character. Road distances to all three will be longer than the straight-line figures. Marina Alicante, at 2.6 km, adds a maritime dimension with waterfront promenades and dining. Golfers have three courses within a 14 km radius, starting with Club de Golf El Plantío at 4.5 km. Day-to-day recreation is unusually close at hand: the Campo de Petanca Florida Sur lies 300 metres from the home, the Piscina Municipal Florida-Babel 500 metres, and the Pavelló Municipal Vicente Crespo 600 metres, giving residents a swimming pool, indoor sports and social petanque within a short walk. The neighbourhood's 59 restaurants and 59 cafes within 2 km cover everything from daily coffee to full dining out.
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: VL945501
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within the wider southern Costa Blanca market, this bungalow occupies a specific niche: an existing, key-ready home in an urban district of Alicante city, priced at €189,900 as a fixed asking price. The comparable projects paint a clear contrast. In Torrevieja, APARTMENTS PALANGRE BEACH offers new-build apartments from €160,000, and EDIFICIO SUN & CENTER markets key-ready apartments from €169,000. In Urbanización El Raso, OASIS LAGUNA 2 Phase II starts from €227,000. Against these, the La Florida property sits in the middle of the price band while offering something the others do not: a full bungalow layout with two bathrooms, furniture included and private parking, plus the amenity density of a city district rather than a resort development. The trade-offs are equally concrete. New-build stock in Torrevieja delivers modern construction standards, better thermal performance and developer warranties, whereas a 2005 resale in fair condition will carry realistic maintenance and modernisation costs. El Raso is positioned closer to the Orihuela Costa beaches and appeals to buyers prioritising a holiday-resort environment, while La Florida offers year-round urban services, five schools, dozens of pharmacies and banks, that make permanent residence more straightforward. Beach proximity is comparable: Platja de Sant Gabriel at 1.7 km straight-line stands up well against many resort locations. For buyers weighing investment use, the furnished, ground-floor profile and walking-distance amenities support rental potential, though new-build competitors may attract stronger summer-let demand on brand appeal alone. The decision, in practice, comes down to build year and urban convenience against newness and resort setting.
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