This development of eight villas is located in Polop, a municipality in the Marina Baixa comarca of Alicante province, on Spain's Costa Blanca. The homes have three bedrooms and two bathrooms spread over two floors, with living areas from 120 m² and private plots of up to 412 m². Each villa includes a private pool, a solarium and underfloor heating. The listed prices run from €598,125 to €743,115. Polop sits inland at an elevation of 226 metres, with supermarkets, pharmacies and other daily amenities within walking distance and the beaches of the coast roughly 7 km away as the crow flies.
Within Polop itself, this development competes directly with several new-build villa projects. Villa Elia II lists from €585,000, while Residencial Polop Hills and Residencial Polop Hills Nature start at €470,000 and €477,500 respectively. Against these comparables, the present development sits at the upper end of the local price band, with a lower entry point of €598,125. The price difference needs to be read against specification: underfloor heating, a fitted kitchen, a private pool and a solarium on plots up to 412 m² are all included, and the larger 213 m² typologies explain the €743,115 top price. Compared with coastal towns such as Altea or Benidorm, Polop offers more plot and built area per euro, at the cost of a roughly 7 km straight-line distance to the beach. The town's profile, a genuine year-round community of about 5,828 inhabitants with banks, pharmacies and restaurants within two kilometres, differs from resort zones that empty outside the summer. Within the wider Costa Blanca market, Polop is part of the inland Marina Baixa belt that has attracted buyers priced out of the first line, offering mountain scenery, walkable amenities and fast road access to the coast. Median provincial income of €15,750 per year indicates that international buyers operate in a different price segment from much of the local market, which supports the rental and resale dynamics typical of these developments. Buyers weighing this project against the Polop Hills alternatives should compare plot orientation, view corridors and the exact finishing level of the key-ready units, since these factors drive most of the price spread.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Polop lies inland in the Marina Baixa region, set in an urban environment with shops, pharmacies and cafés within walking distance. A supermarket is about 353 metres away and a pharmacy 475 metres. Beaches such as Platja de la Roda are roughly 7.2 km away in a straight line, while Alicante-Elche airport is approximately 53 km distant, making it a considerable transfer.
The villas are arranged over two floors with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a fitted kitchen open to the lounge, fitted wardrobes and a private terrace with solarium. Storage space and private parking are included. Underfloor heating and pre-installed air conditioning address year-round comfort, which matters given the inland position at 226 metres elevation.
The project consists of eight villas in four typology variants, all with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Construction is reported as key-ready, meaning buyers can move in without waiting for completion. Plots range up to 412 m², with living areas between 120 and 213 m². Listed prices range from €598,125 to €743,115 across the different units.
The development does not offer a gated communal zone or communal facilities; outdoor space is private rather than shared. Parking is open or private but no closed garage is specified. The location is inland: the sea is about 7 km away by direct distance, and the airport roughly 53 km. Public transport exists, five lines and six stops, but is limited in scope.
This development suits buyers who want a completed, move-in-ready villa and are unwilling to accept the delivery risk of off-plan construction. The key-ready status means the property can be inspected in its final state before purchase, finishes, views and plot boundaries are all verifiable on site. It also fits households that value walkable daily amenities: the supermarket and pharmacy within a few hundred metres reduce dependence on a car for routine errands, which appeals to permanent residents and to older buyers in particular. The layout of three bedrooms and two bathrooms over two floors works for small families, couples who host guests, or owners who want a dedicated office or study. Buyers seeking a coastal address within sight of the sea should note that Polop is inland; the villas offer sea views from elevated positions, but the beach is about 7 km away by direct distance. Equally, those who plan to fly frequently should factor in the transfer to Alicante-Elche airport, roughly 53 km straight-line. For buyers prioritising privacy, a private pool and garden rather than communal facilities, and a quieter year-round environment away from resort crowds, the profile matches. Those wanting a gated community with shared pools and on-site services will not find that here.
The specification of these villas points to a mid-to-high finishing level for the segment. Kitchens are fully fitted and arranged as a kitchen-lounge combination, an open-plan layout that suits both permanent living and holiday use. Fitted wardrobes are included in the bedrooms, and each home has a private storage room, a practical feature that reduces clutter in the living areas. Climate control is addressed on two fronts: underfloor heating provides warmth in the cooler months, which is relevant at 226 metres elevation where winters are cooler than on the coast, and air conditioning is pre-installed for the summer. The private solarium extends the usable outdoor area and captures the roughly 3,000-plus sunshine hours typical of the Costa Blanca interior. Large windows connect the interior to the mountain and garden views and support natural light throughout the day. Outdoor space consists of a private garden and private pool on plots of up to 412 m², with open or private parking on the plot. Interior images show a modern kitchen with island, a spiral staircase to the balcony level, and a bedroom with sea-facing balcony, consistent with the two-storey typology described. As the homes are key-ready, buyers can verify the actual materials and installation quality during a viewing rather than relying on plans or brochures.
The listed prices for this development range from €598,125 to €743,115. The variation reflects the four housing typologies within the project, which differ in built size, from 120 m² up to 213 m², and in plot dimensions, up to a maximum of 412 m². All units share the same basic layout of three bedrooms and two bathrooms across two floors, with a private pool, solarium, storage room and private parking included in the specification. As the construction status is key-ready, purchase costs and timelines are those of a completed home rather than an off-plan commitment. Within Polop itself, comparable new-build projects start at roughly €470,000, which places this development in the mid-to-upper segment of the local market.
Daily life in this Polop development combines village-scale convenience with an inland setting that keeps the coast within a short drive. The supermarket at roughly 353 metres and the pharmacy at 475 metres mean that routine shopping can be done on foot, a practical advantage for buyers who prefer not to use the car for every errand. Within two kilometres there are nine restaurants, four pharmacies, seven banks and a café, which covers most everyday needs without leaving the immediate area. The villas themselves are oriented towards private outdoor living: each has its own pool, garden and solarium, with large windows framing mountain views and, from upper floors, glimpses of the sea. Mornings can start on the terrace with the mountains as a backdrop; evenings can end at the private pool without leaving the plot. Sports facilities are close at hand, the Poliesportiu Nou Terol sports centre is about 0.9 km away, the TirolinasGo forestal park 1.7 km and the Ferrer tennis academy 1.7 km. The municipal swimming pool sits 0.8 km from the site. This makes the location workable for both permanent residence and extended stays: amenities are near, yet the setting remains quiet relative to the coastal resorts. A car is useful for the beach, hospital and airport, but not strictly necessary for day-to-day living.
Polop is a municipality of about 5,828 inhabitants (2025 figure) in the Marina Baixa comarca. Life here is quieter than in the coastal resort towns, with a village rhythm and a mix of local and international residents typical of the inland Alicante area. The immediate surroundings are urban with amenities in walking range: supermarket at 353 m, pharmacy at 475 m, and a sports centre 0.9 km away. The Plaça de la Ermita viewpoint is only 400 metres from the site, giving a nearby spot for evening walks. Nature is close, the setting is described as near forest, with the TirolinasGo forestal park 1.7 km away. For healthcare, the hospital is 8.8 km away by straight-line distance. Train connections are found at l'Alfàs del Pi (6.6 km), Altea (7.3 km) and Benidorm Intermodal (7.9 km), all reachable by car in a short drive. Public transport within Polop comprises five lines and six stops, usable but limited; a car remains the practical choice for regional mobility. The average annual temperature of 17.7°C reflects the temperate Mediterranean climate, cooler in summer evenings than the shoreline. Roads towards the coast and the AP-7 corridor are the main arteries for reaching beaches, golf courses and the airport.
The map shows the inland position of Polop relative to the coast: beaches of Altea and Albir to the south-east, Benidorm to the south-west, and the mountain backdrop of the Marina Baixa immediately around the town. Walking-distance amenities, supermarket, pharmacy, sports centre, cluster near the centre.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Polop occupies a transitional position in the Marina Baixa: inland, yet only about 7 km from the coast as the crow flies, with Benidorm, Altea and l'Alfàs del Pi all within an 8 km radius. It forms part of the wider Costa Blanca, one of Spain's most established international property markets, comparable in character to the more northerly stretches of the Costa del Sol but with a somewhat cooler climate and a strong Northern European buyer base. Within Alicante province, Polop is positioned as a quieter, value-oriented alternative to direct coastal towns, trading beach proximity for space, views and lower density.
Distances below are straight-line (as the crow flies); actual road distances are longer. Beaches: Platja de la Roda 7.2 km, Playa del Bol 7.3 km, Platja de l'Espigó 7.5 km. Golf: Meliá Villaitana 7.5–7.8 km, Altea Club de Golf 8.2–8.6 km, and Las Rejas Benidorm 8.6–9.0 km. Marina: Port d'Altea 7.4 km. Airport: Alicante-Elche approximately 53 km, Valencia about 101 km. Hospital: 8.8 km. Supermarket 353 m and pharmacy 475 m are walkable. EV charging points sit at 6.6–9.1 km, so an electric car is workable but requires short drives to charge publicly unless a home charger is installed. International schools, Costa Blanca International College (7.4 km) and Lope de Vega (8.7 km), are both within a short drive. Overall, the car covers beach, golf, hospital and airport trips, while daily shopping and basic services are on foot.
| 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 sits at 226 metres above sea level, inland from the coastline. This elevation gives slightly cooler nights than the shore and supports the mountain views that characterise the villas. The average annual temperature is 17.7°C, with the Mediterranean pattern of hot summers and mild winters. The swimming season, months with sea water at 20°C or above, lasts about four months, roughly June through September; the private pool on each plot effectively extends that window, since pool use does not depend on sea temperature. The setting near forest provides walking routes directly from the town, and the Mirador del Almedia viewpoint at 3.8 km offers a destination for hikes. Rainfall in the Marina Baixa is modest, concentrated in autumn and early spring, and the region records well over 3,000 sunshine hours per year. For residents, this means outdoor living on terrace, solarium and poolside is practical for most of the year, with the underfloor heating covering the cooler winter weeks.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest beaches lie between 7.2 and 7.5 km from the site by direct distance: Platja de la Roda, Playa del Bol and Platja de l'Espigó, all on the coast towards Albir and Altea. These sandy stretches are part of a coastline with multiple Blue Flag awards in the Marina Baixa, and the drive from Polop typically takes 10–15 minutes depending on the route and season. Golfers have three courses within roughly 9 km: Meliá Villaitana, Altea Club de Golf and Las Rejas Benidorm, covering both 18-hole play and a golf school. Waterfront recreation extends to Port d'Altea marina at 7.4 km. Closer to home, recreation is land-based: the Poliesportiu Nou Terol sports centre (0.9 km), the municipal swimming pool (0.8 km), the Ferrer tennis academy (1.7 km) and the TirolinasGo forestal park (1.7 km) provide year-round options within the town itself. This combination, sea and golf a short drive away, active leisure on the doorstep, defines the recreational profile of the location.
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 |
Ref: VL174187
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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