This two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse sits in the Villamartín area of Orihuela Costa, on the southern Costa Blanca. The 63 m² home was originally built in 1970 and has since been fully renovated; it is key-ready and offered with a fixed asking price of €229,800, fully furnished. The property includes a private terrace, a communal pool, central heating and a south-facing orientation. Daily amenities are concentrated within a two-kilometre radius, with 49 restaurants, 17 cafés, 5 pharmacies and 7 banks nearby. The La Zenia Boulevard shopping centre is roughly a four-minute drive away.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Villamartín is an established residential area within Orihuela Costa, close to the border with Torrevieja. The surrounding neighbourhood offers a high density of everyday amenities: within two kilometres there are dozens of restaurants, cafés, pharmacies and banks. Golf courses such as Villamartín (8.3 km) and La Finca (8.2 km) lie inland, while Alicante-Elche airport is 34 km away as the crow flies.
The house is arranged with two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 63 m², making it suitable for a couple, a small family or use as a holiday home. The south-facing orientation extends usable hours on the private terrace, and central heating plus wood flooring support year-round occupation. The communal pool provides seasonal bathing without private maintenance obligations.
This is not a new-build project. The townhouse dates from 1970 and has recently been renovated; it is now key-ready, which means occupancy is possible immediately after purchase. No delivery schedule or construction phases apply, although the completion date is always indicative and subject to the sales process. The condition is described as excellent after renovation.
With 63 m² of living area, the house offers compact dimensions, and no private garden or private pool is included; outdoor space consists of a private terrace with artificial grass. No private parking space, storage room or garage is listed in the available data. The building's age (1970) means the original structure predates current building standards, although the interior has been renovated.
Ref: VL622071
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This property fits several recognisable situations. A couple seeking a low-maintenance second home will find the compact layout, communal pool and furnished delivery practical: arrival can happen without a furnishing project. Buyers planning longer stays or partial relocation benefit from the central heating and the year-round service infrastructure of Villamartín, where pharmacies, banks and supermarkets stay open outside the tourist season. Golf-oriented buyers are positioned within roughly ten kilometres of three courses, La Finca, Villamartín and Campoamor, which makes a car essential but keeps driving times short. The house is less suited to buyers requiring three or more bedrooms, substantial plot space or a private pool; the 63 m² layout and terrace-only outdoor space set clear limits. It also suits buyers who prioritise move-in readiness over new-build warranties: the 1970 construction has been renovated, but the structural guarantees of a new development do not apply. Frequent flyers via Alicante-Elche will note the 34 km straight-line distance to the airport, a workable radius for regular trips. Finally, the property can serve as a rental investment given the demand for furnished homes near La Zenia Boulevard and the beaches, though rental performance should be verified against local regulations and community rules.
The interior has recently been renovated and is presented in what the seller describes as excellent condition. Photographs show a bright living room with wooden flooring, an open-plan living space with balcony views, and a white, minimalist interior style. The kitchen is fully fitted, meaning appliances and worktops are installed rather than pending. Wood flooring runs through the main living areas, which affects both acoustics and cleaning compared with tiled alternatives. Central heating is a notable inclusion for a 1970 property of this size; many coastal homes of this generation rely on standalone electric heaters, so a central system improves winter comfort for year-round residents. The two bathrooms reduce morning congestion for a household of two to three people. The exterior presents as a yellow-painted townhouse with an outdoor utility room and a terrace finished with artificial grass, a low-maintenance surface that avoids irrigation. Buyers should note that renovation quality in resale properties is best verified in person: the age of the building means plumbing, electrics and insulation behind the finished surfaces warrant inspection during the purchase process. The overall picture is a compact home renovated to a modern standard, with systems and finishes ready for immediate use rather than a project requiring further works.
The property is offered at a fixed asking price of €229,800 as an existing, key-ready home. That price level places it above comparable new-build apartments in Torrevieja (from €160,000 and €169,000) and broadly in line with apartments in Urbanización El Raso (from €227,000), while offering a townhouse format with a private terrace and communal pool. What is included for the price is comparatively complete: full furnishing, a fitted kitchen, central heating and a finished renovation. Buyers should still budget for purchase costs such as transfer tax, notary and registry fees, which are not included in the asking price. Availability is immediate in principle, subject to the standard Spanish purchase process.
Daily life in this townhouse revolves around a compact, recently updated interior connected to a south-facing terrace. Mornings can be spent outside on the terrace given the orientation, while the open-plan living area with wooden flooring links the sitting and kitchen zones. The fully fitted kitchen is delivered ready for use, and the property comes furnished, which shortens the settling-in period considerably. Outside the front door, Villamartín functions as a service-oriented neighbourhood: supermarkets, bars and restaurants sit within walking or short driving distance, so routine shopping does not require long trips. The communal pool covers the summer months, when sea water in the region stays at or above 20 °C for roughly five months of the year. With an average annual temperature of 18.8 °C and monthly averages between 12 and 26 °C, outdoor living is practical for most of the year. The area is busier during the summer holiday season and considerably quieter outside it, a rhythm typical of Orihuela Costa. A car is the most practical mode of transport; 13 public transport lines and 50 stops serve the wider area, but coverage is oriented toward the coastal corridors. The elevation of around four metres below sea level reflects the flat coastal plain, meaning no significant slopes on foot in the immediate surroundings.
The immediate environment is a mature residential and tourist zone with a dense service network. Within two kilometres, residents have access to 49 restaurants, 17 cafés, 5 pharmacies, 7 banks and 4 dentists, a level of provision that covers nearly all daily needs without leaving the neighbourhood. La Zenia Boulevard, one of the largest shopping centres in the province, is about a four-minute drive away for retail beyond the daily range. Sports facilities nearby include a taekwondo club at 2.6 km, CF Torrevieja at 4.6 km and the Palacio de Deportes Infanta Cristina at 4.9 km, all straight-line distances. The Real Club Náutico marina lies 5.5 km away as the crow flies. For electric vehicle owners, charging points are available at the Iberdrola Oasis Center (6.6 km) and Ionity La Zenia (9.3 km). Public transport is workable for coastal movement: 13 lines and 50 stops serve the area, though frequencies thin outside peak season. A car remains the most flexible option, particularly for golf, airport runs and inland trips. Traffic concentrates in July and August, when the coastal population swells; outside those months, driving conditions are noticeably calmer.
The map shows the property's position within Villamartín, Orihuela Costa, just inland from the beaches between Punta Prima and La Zenia. Distances shown are straight-line; actual road routes may be longer. Note the proximity of La Zenia Boulevard and the golf courses surrounding the urbanisation.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Orihuela Costa forms the southernmost coastal strip of Alicante province, bordering the Murcia region. Villamartín sits inland of the coastal ribbon, centred on its golf course and commercial core. Regional positioning is favourable: Torrevieja lies immediately north, Murcia 35 km to the south-west, Cartagena 39 km south and Elche 41 km north-east, all straight-line distances. This places the property at the junction of the Costa Blanca and the emerging Costa Cálida, with two airport corridors (Alicante and, further, Murcia via the AP-7) within reach.
Accessibility is anchored by Alicante-Elche airport, 34 km away as the crow flies, which connects the area to most northern European destinations. Valencia airport (166 km) and Málaga-Costa del Sol (365 km) serve as alternatives for specific routes. By road, the AP-7 motorway and the N-332 coastal road pass near Orihuela Costa, linking the area to Torrevieja in the north and the Mar Menor to the south. Beach access is straightforward given the coastal position, and the marina at Real Club Náutico sits 5.5 km away in a direct line. Golf is a defining feature of the surroundings: three courses, La Finca at 8.2 km, Villamartín at 8.3 km and Real Club de Golf Campoamor at 9.9 km, form a triangle within a short drive. Larger cities such as Murcia (35 km), Cartagena (39 km) and Elche (41 km) are all reachable within an hour by car, each offering hospitals, wider retail and cultural institutions. The flat terrain at roughly four metres below sea level means no climbs between home, shops and parking.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 34 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 166 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data indicates a typical south-eastern Spanish coastal profile: average monthly temperatures range from 12 °C in the coldest months to 26 °C in summer, with an annual mean of 18.8 °C. The swimming season extends to about five months, during which sea water stays at or above 20 °C, roughly May through September. Winters are mild enough that the central heating, while welcome, is used seasonally rather than intensively. The elevation of approximately four metres below sea level places the property on the flat coastal plain around Torrevieja, so terrain is level in all directions. The surroundings combine urbanised coast with nearby natural features: the salt lagoons of the Torrevieja area lie a short distance north, and the golf courses to the inland side provide green, irrigated landscapes. Sunshine hours in this part of Alicante province are among the highest in Spain, which supports the terrace-oriented layout of the house. The climate supports year-round residence, not only seasonal visits.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Orihuela Costa is known for its string of sandy coves and Blue Flag beaches stretching from Punta Prima to Mil Palmeras, all within a short drive of Villamartín. The property's coastal position means beach days require minimal planning. Recreation beyond the beach is well represented: three golf courses within roughly ten kilometres, La Finca, Villamartín and Real Campoamor, cater to players of varied levels, and club facilities typically include restaurants and practice areas. Sports infrastructure includes the Palacio de Deportes Infanta Cristina (4.9 km) for indoor sports, CF Torrevieja (4.6 km) for football, and a taekwondo club at 2.6 km. The Real Club Náutico marina (5.5 km) offers mooring and water-sport options. La Zenia Boulevard, four minutes away by car, functions as a recreational destination in itself, combining shops, restaurants and cinema leisure. For day trips, the historic centres of Cartagena and Murcia are within an hour's drive, and the salt flats and nature reserves of the Torrevieja lagoons offer walking and birdwatching close to home.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| 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 |
Within its direct market segment, this townhouse occupies a middle position. New-build apartments in Torrevieja, Palangre Beach and Sun & Center, start at €160,000 and €169,000 respectively, noticeably below the €229,800 fixed asking price here. The difference buys a townhouse format with a private terrace and direct street-level access rather than an apartment in a block, plus a finished renovation with furniture included. Oasis Laguna 2 in Urbanización El Raso, at €227,000 as a starting price, shows that new-build apartments at this price point typically offer more modern construction standards and communal facilities, while this resale property offers immediate availability and an established, mature setting in Villamartín. Location-wise, Orihuela Costa competes directly with Torrevieja: both share the same flat coastal plain, the same climate and the same airport access via Alicante-Elche. Villamartín differs from central Torrevieja in character, it is a golf-anchored urbanisation with a commercial core rather than a full city, which means quieter winters but dependence on a car for wider services. Median income in the province of €15,750 per year indicates a domestic market where a €229,800 property sits firmly in the international-buyer segment; pricing is driven largely by foreign demand rather than local purchasing power. Compared with the broader Costa Blanca, the southern stretch around Orihuela Costa consistently offers lower price per square metre than the northern coast (Denia, Jávea, Altea), trading some prestige for value and year-round sun reliability. For buyers weighing this property against new-build alternatives, the core trade-off is straightforward: an established home, renovated and furnished, without new-build warranties or communal facilities of recent developments, versus waiting for delivery and paying community fees on newer infrastructure.
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