A small development of six villas situated in Polop, an inland municipality in the Marina Baixa comarca of Alicante on the Costa Blanca. The homes offer three bedrooms and two bathrooms across two floors, with a living area of 121 m² on plots of up to 382 m². The location sits at approximately 226 metres above sea level, roughly 7 km from the beaches of the coast, with a supermarket and pharmacy within walking distance. The villas feature private pools, underfloor heating, pre-installed air conditioning and an EV charging point in the private parking area.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Polop lies inland from the coast, about 7.2 km as the crow flies from Platja de la Roda and the beaches around Altea and Benidorm. The setting is urban with daily amenities on foot: a supermarket at 353 metres and a pharmacy at 475 metres. Alicante-Elche airport is approximately 53 km away in a straight line, so journeys by air involve a longer drive.
The villas are arranged over two floors with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fitted open kitchen connected to the living area, fitted wardrobes, a private terrace, a covered terrace and a solarium. Outdoor space includes a private garden and pool. Storage areas and wide communal zones form part of the residential design. Underfloor heating and pre-installed air conditioning cover climate control.
The development consists of six newly constructed villas in three typology variants, described as key-ready. This means the homes are completed and available for occupation. Delivery information is indicative; buyers should confirm the precise handover status and completion documentation for the specific unit with the developer or agent before proceeding.
The project does not include a gated communal facility such as a shared gym, spa or residents' club; the pool and garden are private per villa. Parking is open-air and private rather than enclosed garage parking. The inland position means sea views are distant rather than frontal. Alicante airport lies roughly 53 km away, a factor for frequent flyers to weigh.
Ref: VL163662
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This development suits buyers seeking a completed, move-in-ready villa in a genuine inland village rather than a beachfront resort. It fits those who value mountain surroundings, walking-distance amenities and quiet, while still wanting the coast within a ten-minute drive. Families considering year-round residence will find the nearby sports facilities, tennis academy and international schools within commuting distance relevant. Retirees or semi-retirees who prefer a slower rhythm than Benidorm, yet want access to its hospitals, marinas and beaches, may also recognise their situation here. The homes work for permanent relocation as well as for a second residence, since the two-floor layout with three bedrooms accommodates guests. Buyers who want frontal sea views or walking access to the beach will not find that here; the sea is a distant element in the panorama. Frequent flyers should note the roughly 53 km straight-line distance to Alicante airport, which translates into a longer transfer by road. The underfloor heating and pre-installed air conditioning make the property usable across all seasons, which matters for those spending winter months in Spain. Investors comparing against Polop's other new-build offerings, several of which start below €500,000, should weigh whether the larger built sizes, private pools and key-ready status justify the premium. In short, the fit is strongest for buyers prioritising readiness, space and village life over coastal immediacy.
The villas are delivered as new construction with a fitted kitchen integrated into an open-plan living and dining area, a layout that keeps the ground floor social and connected to the terrace and pool zone. Fitted wardrobes are installed in the sleeping areas, reducing immediate furnishing costs. Climate control is addressed on two fronts: underfloor heating provides warmth in the cooler months, while air conditioning is pre-installed and supports both hot and cold functions, allowing residents to regulate temperature year-round. The private pool and private garden form part of each villa's outdoor package, alongside a covered terrace for shade, an open private terrace and a solarium, the latter typically positioned to capture sun and the mountain panorama. Parking is private and open-air, with an EV charging point included, a feature that anticipates the shift towards electric vehicles and removes a common retrofit cost. Interior images show living, dining and kitchen spaces with wood accents, indicating a contemporary finish palette. Large windows frame views over the mountains and, at distance, the sea, which also contributes to natural light throughout the two floors. Storage spaces are mentioned in the project description, addressing a practical need in villa living. As with any completed development, buyers are advised to verify the exact specification of the individual unit, appliance brands, bathroom fittings, and the scope of the underfloor heating, during a viewing or through the developer's handover documentation.
The asking prices for the villas in this development range from €605,280 to €725,000. These are fixed asking prices for completed, key-ready homes rather than an entry-level 'from' figure for off-plan units. The price span reflects variation between the three typologies within the six-villa development, including differences in built size, which runs from 121 m² up to 215 m², and plot dimensions of up to 382 m². Given the small number of units, availability changes quickly, and specific pricing per villa, together with current availability, should be confirmed directly. Comparable new-build projects in Polop start at lower entry points, which positions this development in the upper segment of the local market.
Daily life in this Polop development revolves around the contrast between an inland village setting and proximity to the coast. Mornings can start on the private terrace or solarium, with mountain views across the Marina Baixa and distant sea views towards Altea Bay. The supermarket 353 metres away and the pharmacy at 475 metres allow most errands on foot, which reduces dependence on the car for routine shopping. The municipal swimming pool of Polop de la Marina sits 800 metres away, and the Poliesportiu Nou Terol sports centre is under a kilometre from the homes, giving residents nearby options for exercise beyond the private pool. The village scale of Polop, with around 5,828 inhabitants, means the rhythm is quieter than in the resort towns on the coast. Evenings and weekends can be spent walking to Plaça de la Ermita, 400 metres away, one of the village's viewpoints, or driving the seven-odd kilometres to the beaches and marinas of Altea and Benidorm. The TirolinasGo forestal park at 1.7 km and the Academia Tenis Ferrer at a similar distance add leisure options aimed at families. For international residents, two international schools, Costa Blanca International College and Lope de Vega International School, lie between roughly 7 and 9 km away. Train connections are available via l'Alfàs del Pi, Altea and Benidorm Intermodal stations, all within about 8 km straight-line, and five public transport lines with six stops serve the area. A car remains convenient for beach days, airport runs and shopping beyond the village, but it is not essential for every single trip.
Polop sits at 226 metres elevation on the inland side of the coastal range, which shapes both its climate and its outlook. The municipality counts 5,828 inhabitants (2025 figures), small enough to retain a village character with nine restaurants, four pharmacies, seven banks and a café within two kilometres. Daily provisions are covered by the supermarket at 353 metres. For healthcare beyond the pharmacy, the hospital lies 8.8 km away in a straight line. Sports and leisure are close at hand: the municipal pool at 0.8 km, the sports centre at 0.9 km, a forest adventure park at 1.7 km and a tennis academy at the same distance. The viewpoint of Plaça de la Ermita, 400 metres from the development, and the Mirador del Almedia at 3.8 km mark the walking landscape. Public transport consists of five lines with six stops, and rail access runs through l'Alfàs del Pi (6.6 km), Altea (7.3 km) and Benidorm Intermodal (7.9 km). These distances are straight-line; road distances are somewhat longer.
The map shows the development's position on the inland side of the Marina Baixa, with the coastline of Altea and Benidorm roughly 7 km to the east and the mountain backdrop immediately to the west. Walking-distance amenities in Polop village and the road connections towards the coast and Alicante are visible.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Polop occupies a transitional position in the Marina Baixa: inland and elevated, yet only about 7 km from the beaches of Altea and Benidorm. This places the development within easy reach of two contrasting coastal towns, the traditional charm of Altea and the full resort infrastructure of Benidorm, whose intermodal station lies 7.9 km away. Within the region, Polop is one of several inland villages that have attracted new-build villa developments in recent years, offering larger plots and lower prices than the first line of the coast, at the cost of a short drive to the sea.
The nearest beaches, Platja de la Roda, Playa del Bol and Platja de l'Espigó, lie between 7.2 and 7.5 km away as the crow flies, all reachable within a short drive. The marina at Port d'Altea sits 7.4 km distant. Golfers have three courses within range: Meliá Villaitana at 7.8 km, Altea Club de Golf at 8.2 km and the Las Rejas course near Benidorm at 9.0 km, all straight-line figures. Alicante-Elche airport is approximately 53 km away in a direct line, meaning airport transfers take close to an hour by road; Valencia airport is the alternative at roughly 101 km. EV charging points are located 6.6 to 9.1 km from the development, though the villa itself includes a private charge point. A car is convenient for coastal trips and the airport but is not required for daily errands.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 53 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 101 km |
| l'Alfàs del Pi | 6.6 km |
| Altea | 7.3 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Polop's position at 226 metres above sea level gives it slightly cooler conditions than the immediate coast. The average annual temperature is 17.7°C, and the swimming season, counted as months with sea water at 20°C or above, runs to four months. The elevation produces a landscape of hills and pine cover visible from the villas, and the large windows are oriented towards the mountain backdrop with distant sea views. Rainfall concentrates outside the summer months, in line with the Mediterranean pattern of the Costa Blanca. The inland setting moderates summer heat compared with the seafront, while underfloor heating and pre-installed air conditioning in the homes cover the cooler periods, making the property comfortable across the full year rather than only in the holiday season.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The beaches of the Altea and Benidorm coastline lie roughly 7 km away as the crow flies. Platja de la Roda at 7.2 km, Playa del Bol at 7.3 km and Platja de l'Espigó at 7.5 km form the nearest sandy options, and the marina of Port d'Altea at 7.4 km adds moorings and waterfront dining. Recreation closer to home includes the municipal swimming pool at 0.8 km, the Poliesportiu Nou Terol sports centre at 0.9 km, and the TirolinasGo forestal park at 1.7 km for outdoor activity. Tennis coaching is available at the Ferrer academy, also 1.7 km away. Golfers can choose between Meliá Villaitana, Altea Club de Golf and the Las Rejas course near Benidorm, all within about 9 km. Hiking and viewpoint walks start near the village itself, with Plaça de la Ermita 400 metres from the homes.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Polop de la Marina, or briefly Polop, is a municipality in the comarca of Marina Baixa, Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 10.7°C | 54 mm |
| February | 11.8°C | 23 mm |
| March | 13.0°C | 92 mm |
| April | 15.0°C | 54 mm |
| May | 18.5°C | 40 mm |
| June | 23.2°C | 17 mm |
| July | 26.0°C | 10 mm |
| August | 26.2°C | 20 mm |
| September | 22.6°C | 61 mm |
| October | 19.1°C | 46 mm |
| November | 14.5°C | 38 mm |
| December | 12.0°C | 39 mm |
Within Polop itself, this development sits at the upper end of the new-build price scale. Villa Elia II starts from €585,000, while the two Residencial Polop Hills projects begin at €470,000 and €477,500 respectively. Against that backdrop, the fixed asking prices here, €605,280 to €725,000, reflect the larger built sizes on offer (up to 215 m²), the completed key-ready status and the private outdoor package of pool, garden and solarium per villa. Buyers comparing options in the village are therefore weighing a premium for space and immediacy of delivery against lower entry points for schemes that may differ in plot size, view orientation or construction phase. More broadly, Polop competes with other inland Marina Baixa locations such as La Nucia, l'Alfàs del Pi and Callosa d'en Sarrià. La Nucia offers a similar village-plus-villa formula with somewhat more developed sports infrastructure; l'Alfàs del Pi sits closer to the beach and hosts a significant northern European resident community plus a train station at 6.6 km from Polop; Callosa lies further inland at higher elevations with cooler conditions. Polop's distinguishing combination is its elevation of 226 metres, its mountain-and-distant-sea panoramas, and walking-distance access to village amenities, a supermarket at 353 metres, pharmacy at 475 metres, while keeping the Altea and Benidorm coastline within a ten-minute drive. Compared with the coast itself, inland Polop delivers more plot and built area per euro spent; the trade-off is the daily drive to the beach and an airport transfer of roughly an hour by road. For buyers focused on that balance, the regional position is coherent: village tranquillity inland, resort infrastructure on the doorstep, and Benidorm Intermodal station under 8 km away for onward connections.
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