This south-facing townhouse is situated on Carrer Llevant Coloma in a residential area of La Nucia, in the Marina Baixa comarca of Alicante province. The property offers approximately 166 m² of living space across three floors, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fully fitted kitchen, a private swimming pool, a Jacuzzi hot tub and a garage. The home overlooks the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, and is key-ready, with construction dating from 1970. The asking price is fixed at €410,000. Daily amenities, including a supermarket roughly 373 m away, are within walking distance, and Benidorm's beaches lie under seven kilometres away as the crow flies.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
La Nucia lies inland from the coast at the edge of the Marina Baixa, bordering Altea, Benidorm, Polop and L'Alfàs del Pi. The townhouse sits in a residential neighbourhood where a supermarket, pharmacy, school, cafés and restaurants are all within two kilometres. The beaches of Platja de la Roda and Playa del Bol are 6.6 and 6.8 km away respectively in a straight line.
The layout is geared to family living: three bedrooms and three bathrooms distributed over three floors, a generous living area, a conservatory opening onto the pool terrace, and a large garage. A low-maintenance garden of 175 m² plot, air conditioning, heating and fitted wardrobes cover the practical side, while a communal pool adds shared recreation. The south orientation supports daylight on the terrace throughout the day.
This is not a new-build project. The house was completed in 1970 and is offered key-ready, meaning it can be occupied directly after purchase. Buyers should treat the 1970 construction date as a factor in assessing insulation standards, installation condition and any renovation needs. No developer delivery schedule applies; availability follows the standard resale purchase process.
The property is a townhouse rather than a detached villa, on a modest 175 m² plot with limited outdoor space beyond the pool terrace and garden. It dates from 1970, so the build does not meet current new-build energy standards. The nearest EV charging point is 5.7 km away, public transport is limited to five lines, and the airport is roughly 54 km distant. No gym, sea access or beach is available on site.
This property suits buyers who want a ready-to-move-in home with sea and mountain views but without coastal property prices. A family relocating to the Costa Blanca year-round benefits from the three bedrooms and three bathrooms, the school within two kilometres and the international schools at 5.2 and 6.6 km. Active households will value the sports facilities within a kilometre, from the municipal sports city to the tennis academy and the forest park. Buyers seeking a holiday home with rental-free, private outdoor space find the pool, Jacuzzi and low-maintenance garden a practical combination, while the communal pool offers overflow capacity for guests. The house also fits those who prefer Spanish town life with genuine local infrastructure, pharmacies, cafés, restaurants, rather than an expat-only resort enclave. It is less suited to buyers wanting contemporary new-build construction, walk-to-beach living or a large garden plot. The 1970 build date and the modest plot set the main boundaries. Buyers who plan regular trips abroad should also weigh the roughly 54 km distance to Alicante-Elche airport. In short, the match is strongest for a practical, view-oriented residence in a functioning inland town near the coast.
The interior is delivered as an equipped home rather than a shell: the kitchen is fully fitted, and the bedrooms include fitted wardrobes, which reduces immediate furnishing costs. Air conditioning and heating are installed, covering both the hot Marina Baixa summers and the cooler winter months at this elevation. The living area and a dedicated conservatory orient towards the south, with panoramic views over the mountains and the Mediterranean; the conservatory functions as a glazed transitional space that extends usable living area into spring and autumn. The garage is a substantial, enclosed space with an up-and-over door, suitable for a car plus storage. Outdoor features include a private swimming pool, a Jacuzzi hot tub and a terrace on a 175 m² plot described as low-maintenance, meaning planted areas are kept modest. A communal swimming pool supplements the private one. Construction dates from 1970, so the building predates modern energy regulations; buyers should expect period-typical wall construction and should verify the condition and age of the boiler, electrical installation and glazing during technical due diligence. No energy certificate figures or structural reports are quoted here. Overall, the specification is that of a well-equipped resale home: functional, lived-in comfort rather than developer-new finishes.
The asking price is fixed at €410,000. This is an existing, key-ready home completed in 1970, so there is no price list or unit variation: what is on offer is one specific townhouse with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 166 m² of living space on a 175 m² plot, a private pool, a Jacuzzi, a garage and use of a communal pool. For context, new-build projects in La Nucia currently start from around €349,388 (La Nucía Pines) and €412,000 (Residencial Puerto Azul), while El Cedro Village begins at €530,000. That places this asking price at the boundary between resale and entry-level new-build pricing in the same town. Availability follows the standard Spanish resale process.
Daily life in this townhouse follows a residential rhythm rather than a resort one. The house stands in a peaceful neighbourhood of La Nucia, an inland town of around 19,000 inhabitants that looks out over the Marina Baixa valley toward the sea. Because the supermarket sits roughly 373 m away and a pharmacy about 930 m, routine shopping is a walking matter; ten restaurants, four cafés and a school within two kilometres round out the local provision. The sports infrastructure is unusually close: Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano lies just 200 m away, the Ferrer Tennis Academy 500 m, and the TirolinasGo forest adventure park 800 m, giving children and active residents options without needing the car. The house itself organises the day around its three floors. Mornings can start on the south-facing terrace, where the orientation delivers sun for most of the day; the conservatory serves as an all-season room with views over the mountains and the Mediterranean. Afternoons gravitate towards the private pool and Jacuzzi in the enclosed garden. The garage provides secure parking and storage, a practical detail given the sloped terrain of the area. Benidorm's beaches are a short drive, 6.6 to 6.9 km as the crow flies, so the coast functions as an excursion rather than a doorstep feature. A car is useful for the beach, the airport and larger trips, but not strictly necessary for daily errands.
The surroundings combine inland quiet with practical access. Within two kilometres, residents have ten restaurants, four cafés, two pharmacies and a school, and the nearest supermarket is about 373 m away on foot. Healthcare at hospital level sits 7.0 km away, while pharmacies cover routine needs. Sports options are a defining feature of the immediate area: the Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano, the town's main municipal sports complex, is roughly 200 m from the house, the Academia Tenis Ferrer 500 m, and the TirolinasGo Alicante forest park 800 m. Public transport exists on a modest scale, five lines with six stops, which supports local trips, though many residents rely on a car for the coast and beyond. The terrain around La Nucia is hilly, at about 549 m above sea level in the town itself, so walking routes in the immediate neighbourhood involve gradients. Benidorm, with its full commercial and leisure offer, is minutes away by car, while Altea's marina lies 6.0 km away in a straight line. The mix is best described as a Spanish residential town with coastal amenities within easy driving distance rather than a tourist environment at the doorstep.
The map shows the townhouse in its residential setting in La Nucia, inland from the Benidorm coastline. Markers indicate the nearby sports complex, the walking-distance supermarket and pharmacy, and the beaches and golf courses within a seven-kilometre radius. Straight-line distances are shown; road routes may be longer given the terrain.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Within the Marina Baixa, La Nucia occupies an inland residential position between the coastal resorts of Benidorm and Altea and the mountain villages towards Callosa d'en Sarrià and Polop. It functions as a quieter, more Spanish-flavoured alternative to living in Benidorm itself, while remaining minutes from that city's beaches, hospitals and shopping. Along the wider Costa Blanca it sits mid-way between Alicante (44 km) and Valencia (97 km), with both airports realistically accessible, Alicante-Elche being the nearer at roughly 54 km. The town's identity is residential and sporting rather than tourist-driven.
Beaches are close in regional terms: Platja de la Roda (6.6 km), Playa del Bol (6.8 km) and Caleta de l'Amerador (6.9 km), all straight-line distances, with road distances somewhat longer. Golfers can reach Meliá Villaitana at 6.1 km, the Las Rejas Benidorm course at 7.2 km and Altea Club de Golf at 8.5 km. Port d'Altea marina lies 6.0 km away. Alicante-Elche Airport is roughly 54 km away by air, Valencia about 94 km, which frames airport access as a 45-to-60-minute drive in typical conditions; these are indicative travel expectations, not fixed times. Within the town, a car is convenient but not essential for daily life, given the supermarket, pharmacy and schools within walking or short cycling range. EV drivers should note the nearest charging points are 5.1 to 5.7 km away. Alicante city (44 km) and Elche (64 km) provide major urban services, healthcare specialisation and shopping beyond Benidorm's offer.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 54 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 94 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
La Nucia sits at about 549 m above sea level on the lower slopes backing the Sierra Helada range, which explains the panoramic mountain views from the property. The elevation moderates summer heat compared with the shoreline; the average annual temperature is 16.7°C, cooler than coastal Benidorm. The swimming season, defined by sea water at 20°C or above, runs about four months, so sea swimming is realistically a June-to-September activity, while the private pool and Jacuzzi extend the season independently of sea temperature. Winters are mild by northern European standards but require the installed heating, particularly at this altitude. The setting is a working compromise between mountain and coast: green, elevated terrain with the Mediterranean in view, and beaches a short drive down the hill. Rainfall concentrates in autumn months, typical for the Costa Blanca, while spring and early autumn offer the most comfortable outdoor conditions on the south-facing terrace.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest Blue Flag coastline stretches between Benidorm and El Campello: Platja de la Roda and Playa del Bol are the closest options at 6.6 and 6.8 km straight-line, with Caleta de l'Amerador at 6.9 km offering quieter, rocky coves. On the Altea side, Port d'Altea (6.0 km) combines a marina with a pebble beach and waterfront restaurants. Recreation inland is where La Nucia distinguishes itself: the Ciudad Deportiva Camilo Cano at 200 m includes municipal pools, athletics and indoor facilities; the Academia Tenis Ferrer at 500 m provides professional tennis training; and TirolinasGo at 800 m offers treetop zip-line circuits. Golfers have three courses within 8.5 km, headlined by Meliá Villaitana. Hiking and cycling routes start directly from the town into the surrounding hills. The recreational profile is therefore weighted towards sport and active leisure at the doorstep, with beach days as a planned outing rather than a spontaneous stroll.
Source: OpenStreetMap
La Nucia is a municipality in the comarca of Marina Baixa, Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain. It borders the municipalities of Altea, Callosa d'en Sarrià, Benidorm, Polop and L'Alfàs del Pi.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 9.7°C | 54 mm |
| February | 10.7°C | 23 mm |
| March | 12.0°C | 92 mm |
| April | 14.0°C | 54 mm |
| May | 17.5°C | 40 mm |
| June | 22.2°C | 17 mm |
| July | 25.0°C | 10 mm |
| August | 25.1°C | 20 mm |
| September | 21.6°C | 61 mm |
| October | 18.0°C | 46 mm |
| November | 13.5°C | 38 mm |
| December | 10.9°C | 39 mm |
Ref: VL198520
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within La Nucia itself, this townhouse occupies a specific position in the local market. New-build alternatives in the same town start at €349,388 at La Nucía Pines, €412,000 at Residencial Puerto Azul and €530,000 at El Cedro Village. At a fixed €410,000 asking price, this property sits at the same level as the entry point of new-build apartments, while delivering three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private pool and a garage, a specification that typically costs considerably more in new construction. The trade-off is the 1970 construction date and the 175 m² plot, which buyers must weigh against the finished, immediately usable outdoor spaces and views. Geographically, La Nucia competes with Benidorm, Altea and Polop. Benidorm offers walk-to-beach living, high-rise density and stronger rental demand, but with more noise, seasonal crowds and higher per-square-metre prices near the front line. Altea provides a quieter, more upmarket coastal profile at a premium. Polop and Callosa d'en Sarrià are cheaper and more rural, but further from the coast and amenities. La Nucia's differentiated offer is the combination: inland prices and tranquillity, an established Spanish town with sports infrastructure, including a municipal sports city 200 m from this property, and beaches reachable in under ten minutes by car. For buyers prioritising views, privacy and ready outdoor living over new-build warranties, this type of resale townhouse presents a different value logic than the new developments in the same postcode.
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