This detached villa stands in an urban part of Mojacar, Almeria, within walking distance of daily amenities and roughly 2.3 km as the crow flies from the nearest beaches. Built in 1970 and completed to key-ready standard, the property offers five bedrooms and four bathrooms across a living area of 312 square metres, set on a plot of 500 square metres. The main house is complemented by two separate one-bedroom apartments, giving flexible use for family, guests or rental income. The asking price is fixed at €695,000. Views extend over the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains from the terraces and large solarium.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa sits in a built-up area of Mojacar with amenities on the doorstep: a pharmacy 31 metres away and a supermarket within 223 metres. The nearest beaches, Playa del Descargador and Playa de Vista de los Angeles, lie 2.3 km away as the crow flies, down a gradient of about 6.9 percent. Mojácar town centre with its viewpoints is close by, while the nearest hospital is 37 km distant.
The layout suits multi-generational living or hosting: a main residence with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus two independent one-bedroom apartments each with its own bathroom. Outdoor space includes a large solarium, generous terraces, a ten-person jacuzzi outside the principal bedroom, a barbecue area and a private garden. Air conditioning and full furnishing are included, and private parking is present on the plot.
This is an existing home, originally completed in 1970, and offered in key-ready condition, meaning it can be occupied directly after purchase. No construction phase or waiting period applies. The delivery date is indicative and based on the original completion year. Prospective buyers should note the age of the building and arrange the customary technical survey for a property of this vintage.
The property does not include a conventional swimming pool; a plunge pool and jacuzzi are present, and the vendors state the town hall has advised permission for a full pool could be obtained. Access to the main house involves approximately twenty steps plus further stairs to the solarium, which affects accessibility. The nearest airport is about 171 km away, and the hospital is 37 km distant, so a car is useful for longer trips.
This villa fits several recognisable situations. A family wanting space for relatives under one roof, yet with independence, will find the two separate apartments functional for grandparents or adult children. Owners looking to offset running costs can let one or both apartments during the tourist season; Mojácar has 21 hotels and over five thousand beds, indicating established seasonal demand. Buyers relocating permanently benefit from the walkable amenities, pharmacy, supermarket, restaurants and a health centre in the municipality, and from the primary and secondary schools in town. The property also suits buyers who prioritise views and terraces over immediate beachfront access; the solarium and jacuzzi terrace face the sea, and the nearest sand is 2.3 km as the crow flies downhill. It suits less well those who need step-free access, given the twenty-plus steps to the entrance, or buyers who want a full swimming pool already in place rather than a permission route. Frequent flyers should weigh the airport distance: Alicante-Elche is roughly 171 km as the crow flies, so transfers are a drive rather than a short hop. Finally, buyers seeking a modern new-build with contemporary insulation standards should note the 1970 construction date and budget accordingly for any renovation.
The interior photographs show a modernised property rather than a dated one. The kitchen is a U-shaped installation with white cabinetry, described as generously sized and finished to a high standard. Bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, with wall-to-wall units in the principal bedroom. The en-suite bathroom contains an oval freestanding bathtub, a walk-in shower and a twin Jack-and-Jill washbasin unit; the family bathroom has a corner shower with contemporary fittings. The lounge features a fireplace and a sectional sofa arrangement, with large windows and patio doors connecting to outdoor space. Climate control is provided through air conditioning, and the property is sold fully furnished, which reduces the initial outlay for a second-home buyer. The two apartments each have their own bathroom, making them genuinely self-contained. Technically, the main structural questions concern the 1970 build: buyers should commission a survey covering damp, electrics and plumbing, all of which may have been updated during the modernisation visible in the images but should be verified. The exterior works, solarium, jacuzzi, barbecue area and terraces, are established rather than new. The jacuzzi seats ten people with full jets and sits just outside the principal bedroom. The vendors advise that, following consultation with the local town hall, permission to build a conventional pool can be obtained; this is a vendor statement, not a granted licence, and any buyer intending to build should verify the position independently with the municipality.
The property is offered at a fixed asking price of €695,000. For this sum the buyer receives 312 square metres of living space divided between the main villa and two separate apartments, on a plot of 500 square metres, delivered key-ready and fully furnished. Within the local market, this equates to roughly €2,230 per square metre of built space, a figure that reflects the additional rental-capable units and the sea-view position. The price is a fixed asking price for an existing home, not a starting price. Availability is immediate upon completion of the purchase process, subject to the usual notary and registration steps.
Daily life here is shaped by two things: the steep hillside setting of Mojácar and the unusually complete mix of accommodation within one plot. The main villa contains three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a modern fitted kitchen, a lounge opening through patio doors onto terraces, and a principal bedroom with wall-to-wall wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding oval bathtub, walk-in shower and twin washbasins. Below or beside this, depending on the layout, two self-contained one-bedroom apartments each with a bathroom allow independent living under one roof, useful for adult children, guests, or letting out during the season. Outside, the rhythm of the day moves between terraces: a morning coffee with sea views, afternoons around the ten-person jacuzzi and barbecue area, and evenings on the solarium, which sits at the highest point of the property with panoramic views over the Mediterranean and the mountains. The gradient to the beach is about 6.9 percent, and access to the front door involves roughly twenty steps, so the house rewards reasonably mobile occupants. Everyday practicalities are close: the pharmacy is 31 metres away, the supermarket 223 metres, and within two kilometres there are seventeen restaurants, fourteen cafes, two banks and two schools. A car is helpful but not strictly necessary for daily needs; the beach at 2.3 km as the crow flies is walkable downhill, with the return climb the main effort. The municipal sports centre with pool is 100 metres away, which partly compensates for the absence of a full private pool.
The immediate surroundings combine village-scale intimacy with resort-level services. Within a two-kilometre radius, the area intelligence lists seventeen restaurants, fourteen cafes, two banks, two schools, a dentist and a pharmacy, with the pharmacy 31 metres from the door and the supermarket 223 metres. The municipal sports hall and pool, Pabellón y Piscina Municipal La Fuensanta, is 100 metres away, effectively a neighbourhood facility. Two viewpoints, the Mirador de la Plaza Nueva and the Mirador del Castillo, sit 200 to 300 metres from the property, framing short evening walks over the village and sea. Mojácar itself is a hillside white village of about 7,680 inhabitants, with a tourist zone along the coast at Mojácar Playa. The municipality records 597 housing transactions per year, indicating an active but not frenetic market. Public transport consists of four lines serving fifty stops, sufficient for local movement though a car remains useful for excursions. The marina at Garrucha is 5.9 km away as the crow flies, and go-karting facilities 4 km. The tone of the area outside summer is that of a working Andalusian town with an international resident community, quieter than the July and August peak.
The map shows the villa's position on the Mojácar hillside, with the pharmacy and supermarket within a couple of hundred metres and the viewpoints of the old village immediately around it. The beaches of Playa del Descargador and Playa de Vista de los Angeles lie 2.3 km away as the crow flies towards the coast, and the ports and golf courses of the wider Almanzora area sit within a short drive.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Mojácar occupies the southeastern corner of Almería province, between the Cabo de Gata natural park to the southwest and the golf valleys of the Almanzora region to the north. Compared with the Costa del Sol around Marbella, the area is markedly less developed, with lower population density and fewer large resort complexes, while retaining full services through Garrucha, Vera and Cuevas del Almanzora nearby. The airport distances, roughly 171 km to Alicante and 241 km to Malaga as the crow flies, position it as a destination for longer stays rather than weekend trips. Within Almería, Mojácar is one of the most internationally oriented municipalities, balancing a traditional white village with the coastal resort strip of Mojácar Playa.
Distances in this section are straight-line, as the crow flies; road distances are longer. The nearest beaches, Playa del Descargador, Playa de Vista de los Angeles and Playa del Palmeral, lie between 2.3 and 2.5 km away, reached via a gradient of about 6.9 percent. Golf is well represented: Cortijo Grande at 7.0 km, Desert Springs Golf Club at 13 km and Aguilón Golf at 27 km. For electric vehicle owners, charging points are available 1.2 km away, with Tesla and TotalEnergies fast chargers roughly 9 to 10 km distant near Antas. Healthcare is the main distance factor: the nearest hospital is 37 km away, while the municipality operates one health centre for everyday matters. Airport access defines travel planning: Alicante-Elche (ALC) is about 171 km as the crow flies, Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) roughly 241 km, and Valencia (VLC) about 287 km. A car is therefore practical for regional mobility, though the walkable amenities nearby mean it is not essential every day.
| Beach Distance | 2.3 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 171 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 241 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Mojácar sits at 161 metres above sea level on the southeastern coast of Almería province, 90 km from the provincial capital. The climate is among the driest in Europe: average monthly temperatures range from 13°C in winter to 27°C in summer, with an annual average of 18.1°C. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of 20°C or above, lasts about four months, typically June through September. The elevated position of the villa means sea views come with a slope: the gradient to the beach is 6.9 percent, which affects walking routes and adds to the panorama from the solarium. The hillside orientation also influences sun exposure on the terraces across the day. Rainfall is low year-round, one reason the area supports outdoor living for most of the calendar. The setting combines the Sierra de Cabrera foothills behind with an open Mediterranean horizon in front.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Almería's coastline holds a substantial number of Blue Flag beaches, 24 in total, including El Descargador, El Cantal, Aguadulce, Aguamarga and Calipso, which places the nearest swimming options at 2.3 km as the crow flies within an officially recognised clean-water zone. The marina at Puerto Deportivo de Garrucha, 5.9 km away, offers moorings and waterfront dining. Golfers can choose between Cortijo Grande (7.0 km), Desert Springs Golf Club (13.4 km) and Aguilón Golf (27 km), the latter a hillside course with views over the bay. For families, the Piscina Splash water facility is 2.6 km away and go-karting 4 km. The municipal sports centre with its pool stands only 100 metres from the villa, useful outside the four-month sea-swimming season. Hiking and viewpoint walks start practically at the door, with the Mirador de la Plaza Nueva 200 metres away.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Mojácar is a municipality situated in the southeast of the Province of Almería (Andalucia) in southern Spain, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. It is 90 km from the capital of the province, Almería. It is an elevated mountain village displaying the traditional white colour from its earlier days. There is also a tourist resort to the south of the town, on the coast, called Mojácar Playa.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.8°C | 21 mm |
| February | 13.4°C | 23 mm |
| March | 15.1°C | 21 mm |
| April | 17.1°C | 15 mm |
| May | 20.1°C | 11 mm |
| June | 23.6°C | 6 mm |
| July | 26.4°C | 1 mm |
| August | 27.2°C | 2 mm |
| September | 24.2°C | 16 mm |
| October | 20.6°C | 25 mm |
| November | 16.3°C | 25 mm |
| December | 13.9°C | 32 mm |
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within the eastern Almería market, this villa competes with properties in Mojácar Playa, Vera Playa, Garrucha and the golf developments around Cuevas del Almanzora. Its distinguishing feature is the dual structure: a three-bedroom main house plus two self-contained apartments on a single 500 m² plot, a configuration more often found in rural fincas than in town-centre villa locations. Beachfront apartments in Mojácar Playa typically offer sea proximity without the space or the rental split; hillside villas above the village offer views but often sit further from amenities. Here, the pharmacy at 31 metres and supermarket at 223 metres place it firmly in the walkable category, which is uncommon for properties with this amount of built area. At roughly €2,230 per square metre of living space, the pricing sits below comparable Costa del Sol villa markets, consistent with Almería's general position as a lower-cost coastal province; the provincial median income of €15,050 and the municipality's 597 annual housing transactions describe a modest, steady market rather than a speculative one. The trade-offs against, for example, Marbella or Estepona are clear: 24 Blue Flag beaches in the province and reliable sunshine, but airport journeys of roughly 171 km to Alicante or 241 km to Malaga as the crow flies, and a hospital at 37 km. Against nearer neighbours, Desert Springs and Aguilón golf courses at 13 to 27 km position the villa within reach of the Almanzora golf corridor without paying the premium of living inside those resorts. For buyers weighing the eastern Andalusian coast, the choice generally comes down to beachfront immediacy versus hillside space; this property argues for the latter while keeping daily errands on foot.
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