This new residential development is under construction in Guardamar del Segura, a coastal municipality of 18,564 residents at the mouth of the river Segura on the Costa Blanca. The development sits in an urban setting within walking distance of shops, supermarkets and several beaches, including Platja Centre at approximately 400 metres and Platja de La Roqueta nearby. The homes offer three bedrooms, two bathrooms and built areas of 112 to 122 square metres, with prices ranging from €360,000 to €850,000. Completion is indicatively scheduled for Q2 2028. Alicante-Elche airport lies roughly 24 kilometres away in a straight line.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The development is located directly on the coast in the urban centre of Guardamar del Segura. A supermarket is roughly 300 metres away, a pharmacy approximately 250 metres, and the nearest beaches within 400 to 500 metres. The surrounding neighbourhood contains restaurants, cafes and banks within a two-kilometre radius. The pine forest bordering the 11-kilometre beach sits near the town, and the river Segura mouth is a defining geographical feature.
The homes are designed around practical daily use: three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen-lounge layout, private terraces and a utility room. A rooftop communal pool, lift, bicycle and storage facilities and pre-installed air conditioning support year-round residence. Walkable access to supermarkets, pharmacies and the beach reduces dependence on a car for routine errands.
The project is currently under construction, with delivery indicatively planned for Q2 2028. Buyers purchase off-plan or during the construction phase. Third and fourth floor apartments include one parking space and a storage room in the price; for other apartments no parking is available and storage rooms are optional extras.
The development does not include private pools, private gardens or individual parking for lower-floor apartments. Parking is only included with the third and fourth floor units; all other units have no parking option. The site is urban, so plots are compact and outdoor space is limited to terraces and the communal rooftop pool. Golf courses are 12 to 20 kilometres away.
Ref: VL691999
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This development suits buyers seeking a walkable coastal base rather than a secluded resort. It is recognisable for several situations. A household wanting a three-bedroom apartment with year-round infrastructure, pharmacy, supermarket, medical and sports facilities within a short walk, will find the urban setting matches that requirement. Buyers who plan extended stays or permanent relocation benefit from the fact that Guardamar maintains services outside the summer months, supported by a resident population of around 18,600 and dense local amenities. Purchasers who prioritise beach access will note the 400-metre distance to Platja Centre and the concentration of five Blue Flag beaches along the municipal coastline. The configuration also fits buyers who accept apartment living in exchange for a rooftop communal pool and terraces, rather than a private garden or villa plot. It fits less well for those requiring private parking for every unit, only the third and fourth floor apartments include a space, or those wanting golf-course proximity, since the nearest course is 12 kilometres away. The Q2 2028 delivery makes it relevant for buyers with a longer horizon rather than immediate occupancy needs. Off-plan purchase during construction also involves a different risk and payment profile than buying a completed resale property, which suits some buyers and not others. The slope of roughly 7% towards the beach is a minor consideration for those with reduced mobility.
The specification list points to a contemporary mid-to-upper finish standard. Floors are porcelain throughout, a durable and low-maintenance material suited to sandy coastal conditions. Kitchens are fully fitted and integrated into an open kitchen-lounge layout, with a utility room supporting practical daily use. Bathrooms are finished to a modern standard, and bedrooms include built-in wardrobes. Windows are double glazed with thermal and acoustic insulation, a meaningful feature given the urban location and the proximity of the seafront promenade. Terraces are covered, providing usable outdoor space through the warmer and cooler months alike, and selected units include a solarium. Climate control is pre-installed for air conditioning, allowing buyers to fit units to their own requirements, and hot water is supplied by an aerothermal system, which is more energy-efficient than conventional electric heating. Lighting is LED throughout, and a video intercom provides entry security. The building includes a lift, bicycle storage and resident storage facilities. Structurally, the development is new construction, which under Spanish regulations means it must comply with current technical building code requirements, including thermal performance standards for the building envelope. The communal rooftop swimming pool is the principal shared amenity. The construction status means that finishes are confirmed by specification rather than inspection, buyers contracting now rely on the contractual quality descriptions and the developer's delivery obligations. As with all off-plan purchases in Spain, bank guarantees and staged payments according to construction milestones are the standard protective mechanisms.
Prices start from €360,000 and run to approximately €850,000, with homes offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms and built sizes of 112 to 122 square metres. The price spread reflects position within the building, floor level and view orientation, with higher floors and panoramic or sea views commanding the upper end. Third and fourth floor apartments include a parking space and storage room in the purchase price. For the remaining apartments, no parking is available and storage rooms are optional at additional cost. Completion is indicatively scheduled for Q2 2028, meaning buyers contract during the construction phase.
Daily life here revolves around a compact, walkable coastal town rather than a gated resort. The development sits within Guardamar's urban fabric, where a supermarket is roughly 300 metres away, a pharmacy about 250 metres, and the nearest beach approximately 400 metres. Within a two-kilometre radius there are more than sixty restaurants, thirty cafes, eight banks, six pharmacies and four dentists, which indicates a year-round service infrastructure rather than a purely seasonal one. The rhythm of the town follows the coast: the beach promenade, the pine forest that runs behind the dunes, and the mouth of the river Segura all function as everyday public space. The municipality numbers around 18,564 residents, small enough that facilities remain concentrated and reachable on foot or by bicycle, with eight public transport lines and fifty stops providing connections beyond the centre. The elevation of 33 metres above sea level and the 7% slope towards the beach mean some streets involve moderate inclines. For residents, the practical outcome is a lifestyle where the car is optional for daily needs but useful for regional travel: Torrevieja, Alicante and the inland golf courses at La Finca and Villamartín all require driving. The rooftop communal pool and terraces provide private and semi-private outdoor space within an apartment typology. The 3,843 hours of annual sunshine and a five-month swimming season support consistent use of these outdoor areas for a large part of the year. Out of season, the town retains its residential character, with local shops and sports facilities such as the municipal pool and the Palau Sant Jaume sports centre within about a kilometre.
The immediate surroundings are urban and serviced. A supermarket sits approximately 300 metres from the development and a pharmacy about 250 metres, making daily shopping a walking matter. The beach at Platja Centre is roughly 400 metres away, Platja de La Roqueta about 500 metres and Platja Babilònia under a kilometre. Healthcare infrastructure includes a hospital 7.7 kilometres away and four dentists within two kilometres. Sports facilities are close: the Gimnasio Olimpus at 600 metres, the heated Manel Estiarte municipal pool at one kilometre and the Palau Sant Jaume sports centre at 1.1 kilometres. The town's defining natural feature is the pine forest that separates the urban area from the dunes along the 11-kilometre beach, providing shaded walking and cycling routes. Public transport covers the municipality with eight lines and fifty stops. The nearest EV charging point is around 4 kilometres away, which electric-vehicle owners should factor in. Alicante-Elche airport is roughly 24 kilometres in a straight line, making regional and international travel straightforward.
The map shows the development's position within Guardamar's urban centre, between the town's services and the beachfront. Platja Centre lies roughly 400 metres to the east, with the dune pine forest and the river Segura mouth framing the coastline. Alicante-Elche airport is approximately 24 kilometres north-east.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Guardamar del Segura sits on the southern Costa Blanca between Alicante, roughly 24 kilometres north-east, and Torrevieja to the south-west. The town occupies the mouth of the river Segura, backed by its dune pine forest, which distinguishes it from the more densely built neighbouring resort strips. Within the local market, comparable new-build projects in Guardamar start from approximately €253,000, positioning this development in the mid-to-upper segment of the town's current offering. The location combines urban services with direct beach access, at some distance from the golf corridors of Villamartín and La Finca.
Beaches are the closest amenity: Platja Centre at 404 metres, Platja de La Roqueta at 520 metres and Platja Babilònia at 944 metres. Alicante-Elche airport lies approximately 24 kilometres in a straight line, Valencia airport about 157 kilometres and Málaga airport roughly 374 kilometres. Golf requires driving: Club de Golf La Finca at 12 kilometres, Villamartín at 18 kilometres and the Elche golf school at 20 kilometres. The Port Esportiu Marina de les Dunes is 3.2 kilometres away. Within the town itself, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and restaurants are reachable on foot or by bicycle, supported by the local bus network.
| Beach Distance | 0.4 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 24 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 157 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Guardamar del Segura lies at 33 metres above sea level with an average annual temperature of 18.7°C and a historical range of roughly 12°C in the coldest months to 26°C in summer. Annual sunshine totals around 3,843 hours, one of the higher figures for the Spanish Mediterranean coast. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of at least 20°C, spans approximately five months. The terrain slopes at about 7% towards the beach, a moderate incline for pedestrian access. The municipality's most distinctive natural feature is the pine forest planted along the dunes, which shields the town and provides extensive shaded recreational space alongside the 11-kilometre sandy beach and the mouth of the river Segura.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
Guardamar del Segura holds five Blue Flag beaches: Centre, De Vivers, Del Moncayo, La Roqueta and Ortigues-Campo, an unusually high concentration for a municipality of this size, indicating consistent water quality and services. The main beach is roughly 400 metres from the development. Beyond swimming and beach use, recreation includes the pine forest walking trails, the river Segura mouth, and the marina at Marina de les Dunes 3.2 kilometres away. Sports facilities within about a kilometre include a gymnasium, a heated municipal swimming pool and the Palau Sant Jaume sports centre. Golfers have three options within 12 to 20 kilometres: La Finca, Villamartín and the Elche golf school. The 62 restaurants and 30 cafes within two kilometres cover most everyday dining needs.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Guardamar del Segura sits on the southern Costa Blanca between Alicante, roughly 24 kilometres north-east, and Torrevieja to the south-west. The town occupies the mouth of the river Segura, backed by its dune pine forest, which distinguishes it from the more densely built neighbouring resort strips. Within the local market, comparable new-build projects in Guardamar start from approximately €253,000, positioning this development in the mid-to-upper segment of the town's current offering. The location combines urban services with direct beach access, at some distance from the golf corridors of Villamartín and La Finca.
Guardamar del Segura, or briefly Guardamar, is a municipality of the province of Alicante located at the mouth of the river Segura in southern Valencia, Spain. It is a Mediterranean resort, with a large pine forest abutting an 11-km-long white sand beach.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 11.9°C | 23 mm |
| February | 12.6°C | 14 mm |
| March | 14.6°C | 26 mm |
| April | 16.6°C | 23 mm |
| May | 19.7°C | 15 mm |
| June | 23.2°C | 12 mm |
| July | 26.1°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.4°C | 12 mm |
| September | 23.7°C | 52 mm |
| October | 20.1°C | 26 mm |
| November | 15.6°C | 37 mm |
| December | 12.3°C | 30 mm |
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Within Guardamar del Segura itself, the current new-build field includes DUNARA RESORT from approximately €253,000, ROYAL BEACH from €269,500 and NAIA BLUE HORIZON from €305,000. Against these, this development's entry point of €360,000 places it in the upper-middle segment of the town's offering, a position explained by its central urban location and sub-500-metre beach proximity. Comparable projects in Guardamar typically trade either on resort-style communal facilities further from the centre or on lower pricing at greater walking distance from the seafront. Regionally, Guardamar sits between two distinct market zones. To the north, Alicante and its metropolitan coast carry higher average prices, driven by city infrastructure and the airport at roughly 24 kilometres. To the south, the Torrevieja corridor offers a larger volume of lower-priced stock, both new-build and resale, but with denser urbanisation and less of the dune-and-pine-forest buffer that characterises Guardamar's coastline. The municipality's resident population of around 18,564 and its year-round service density, supermarkets, pharmacies, sports centres, eight bus lines, give it more in common with functioning small towns than with seasonal resort enclaves. For buyers comparing across the southern Costa Blanca, the practical trade-offs are: walkable town amenities and five Blue Flag beaches here, versus golf-course adjacency in the Villamartín and La Finca corridors 12 to 18 kilometres inland, where several competing developments cluster around the courses but require driving for beach and daily services. The province's median income of €15,750 per inhabitant provides context for local cost levels, which remain below the more expensive segments of the northern Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol. Delivery timing also matters: with completion indicatively in Q2 2028, buyers are contracting two to three years ahead, a profile consistent with most current Costa Blanca new-build projects.
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