This completed townhouse is situated in the Las Filipinas area of Villamartin, within Orihuela Costa in the province of Alicante. The property offers 149 m² of built space across two floors, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two of which are en-suite. The house includes a private terrace, a solarium, air conditioning, and access to a communal pool. Built in 1970 (indicative), the property is set in an urban environment with shops and services within walking distance, roughly six kilometres from the beaches of the southern Costa Blanca. Alicante-Elche airport lies approximately 34 km away in a straight line.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property sits inland within the Villamartin golf corridor of Orihuela Costa, in a built-up residential area. A supermarket is 625 m away and a pharmacy 632 m. The nearest beaches are approximately 6 km distant, while several golf clubs lie between 7 and 18 km away. A car is useful though not essential for all daily needs.
The house is configured for permanent or extended-stay living: three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a ground-floor shower room, and a laundry space under the stairs. The southeast orientation provides daylight through much of the day. The solarium and private terrace extend usable living space outdoors across most of the year.
The property is a resale townhouse with a stated build date of 1970 (indicative) and is marketed as completed and ready for occupation. No construction phase, planning milestones, or new-build guarantees apply. Interior finishes and technical systems reflect the current renovation condition shown in the listing material.
The property has no private pool; pool access is communal. The plot is 45 m², so garden space is limited to terraces and the solarium. There is no private garage mentioned in the listing data. The house is not beachfront; the coast is approximately 6 km away. Energy performance data has not been supplied in the available records.
This property fits several recognisable situations. Buyers relocating permanently who want three bedrooms and three bathrooms, allowing a guest suite or home office with its own facilities, will find the layout practical. Households that spend the full year in Spain benefit from the air conditioning, the southeast orientation, and walking-distance services that reduce car dependency in winter, when some coastal resort areas lose their seasonal commerce. Buyers prioritising outdoor living over garden size are a match: the 45 m² plot means the terrace and solarium carry the outdoor programme, which suits residents who use a communal pool rather than maintaining a private one. Golfers place three clubs within a 20-minute drive, with La Finca at 7 km. Buyers who want to walk to the beach should note the six-kilometre distance; this is a drive-to-coast property, not a beachside one. It also suits purchasers comparing resale value per square metre against new-build apartments: at €325,000 for 149 m², the price per built square metre is materially lower than new coastal apartments in the region, though the 1970 build date (indicative) means technical systems and insulation should be verified during due diligence. It is less suited to buyers seeking a lock-up-and-leave ground-floor flat, a private pool, or a private garage, none of which the property data indicates.
The listing describes a modernised interior: an open-plan living and dining area with a contemporary-style kitchen, a walk-in shower on the ground floor, and two en-suite bathrooms upstairs. The photographic material shows a modern white bathroom with shower fittings, a bedroom with desk and vanity mirror, and a furnished terrace with hanging chair and canopy, consistent with a refurbished resale property rather than an original 1970s finish. Technical specifications in the available data include air conditioning; no information is provided on heating type, double glazing, insulation levels, or the energy certificate, and these should be confirmed directly. Given the indicative 1970 build date, structural elements such as the roof, electrics, and plumbing are likely to have been renewed at some point, but dates and guarantees for that work are not documented in the listing. Exterior features are concrete: a private ground-floor terrace, a private solarium, and access to a communal pool. The laundry area integrated beneath the staircase is a space-efficient solution typical of renovated Spanish townhouses of this size. Windows are described as large, supporting the daylight levels mentioned throughout the description. Buyers weighing renovation risk should treat the interior finish as current-condition evidence and commission a technical survey, particularly for damp, given the solarium and terrace construction typical of this era.
The asking price is €325,000 for a completed, key-ready townhouse of 149 m² with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. This positions the property above the apartment stock in Torrevieja (comparable projects from €160,000–€169,000) and above the El Raso apartments (from €227,000), which reflects the larger format, three bathrooms, and solarium. Prices for comparable townhouses in the Villamartin corridor vary with renovation condition and proximity to the golf courses. Availability is immediate, as the build is completed; purchase timelines therefore depend on notary scheduling and financing rather than construction.
Daily life at this property revolves around a two-storey layout suited to year-round use. The ground floor combines an open-plan living and dining area with a contemporary kitchen, a walk-in shower bathroom, and a discreet laundry cupboard beneath the staircase. The upper floor holds three bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, which reduces morning congestion for families or visiting guests. The southeast orientation means the main terrace receives sun from the morning into the afternoon, and the solarium extends this exposure further, functioning as an outdoor room for much of the year given the local climate of roughly 3,854 sunshine hours annually. The position opposite a protected green area gives the front of the house an open aspect uncommon in denser stretches of Orihuela Costa. The neighbourhood is urban and residential rather than touristic: shops, a pharmacy, banks, and cafés are within a short walk, and the area quiets noticeably outside the summer months. A car covers the six-kilometre trip to the beaches of La Roqueta, Platja Centre, or Montcaio in roughly ten minutes, and the Villamartin commercial centre with its wider retail offer is a short drive. Public transport exists, 13 lines and around 50 stops serve the wider area, but frequencies are modest, so most residents use a car for coastal trips, airport runs, and golf. The communal pool covers swimming needs without the maintenance burden of a private pool, and the terraces provide space for outdoor dining across the extended warm season.
The immediate environment is urban residential with a dense service layer: within a two-kilometre radius there are 49 restaurants, 17 cafés, 7 banks, 5 pharmacies, and 4 dentists, alongside a supermarket at 625 m and a hospital at 1.9 km. This density means daily errands, shopping, pharmacy, dining, are walkable, which is not always the case in Orihuela Costa's more touristic zones. The area sits inland at low elevation (around sea level to -4 m in places), so the terrain is largely flat, favouring cycling and walking. Transport infrastructure includes 13 public transport lines and approximately 50 stops, though services are geared towards local routes; regional connections typically run through Torrevieja. A car remains the practical mode for beach trips, airport transfers to Alicante-Elche (about 34 km straight-line), and golf. Sports facilities within reach include a taekwondo club at 2.6 km, CF Torrevieja football facilities at 4.6 km, and the Palacio de Deportes Infanta Cristina at 4.9 km. EV charging is available at the Iberdrola point 6.6 km away and the Ionity station at La Zenia, 9.3 km. The Real Club Náutico marina is 5.5 km distant. Seasonally, the area is calmer outside July and August, when the resident population of the Villamartin corridor is dominated by permanent and long-stay international residents rather than short-term tourism.
The map shows the property's position in Las Filipinas, set inland from the Orihuela Costa coastline and roughly midway between Torrevieja and the Campoamor golf area. Beaches sit about 6 km east, with golf clubs west and south. Alicante-Elche airport is 34 km north-east in a straight line. The Mediterranean sunshine and golf corridor of the southern Costa Blanca define the surrounding region.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Orihuela Costa forms the southernmost coastal strip of Alicante province, bordering Torrevieja to the north and the Murcia region to the south. Las Filipinas, where the property sits, is an inland residential district of the Villamartin area, positioned between Torrevieja (roughly 8 km) and the Orihuela beaches, and about 20 minutes from the AP-7 motorway access that connects north to Alicante and south to the Mar Menor. The area functions as a residential base rather than a resort centre: commercial life concentrates around the Villamartín and La Zenia centres, both within a short drive, while the beaches and marinas act as destinations rather than daily backdrop.
Beaches: Platja de La Roqueta, Platja Centre, and Platja del Montcaio all lie approximately 6.0–6.1 km away, a ten-minute drive. Airport: Alicante-Elche (ALC) is roughly 34 km in a straight line, typically 45–55 minutes by road; Valencia (VLC) is 166 km and Málaga (AGP) 365 km straight-line. Golf: Club de Golf La Finca at 7.2 km, Villamartín at 16 km, and Real Club de Golf Campoamor at 18 km. Healthcare: hospital at 1.9 km, pharmacy at 632 m. Shopping: supermarket at 625 m, with the La Zenia Boulevard retail centre near the Ionity charging point at roughly 9 km. Marina: Real Club Náutico at 5.5 km. EV charging: 5.0–6.6 km for the nearest points.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 34 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 166 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data indicates an average annual temperature of 18.8°C with a range of roughly 12–26°C across the year, mild winters and warm but not extreme summers, consistent with the southern Costa Blanca. Historical sunshine hours total approximately 3,854 per year, among the higher figures for mainland Spain, which supports near-year-round use of the terraces and solarium. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures at or above 20°C, runs about five months, typically May to October; outside that window sea swimming is brisk, though the communal pool extends the practical season somewhat. The elevation is around sea level (records show -4 m in parts of the area), meaning flat terrain with no hill climbs to access the house. The southeast orientation of the property aligns with the prevailing daylight arc, giving morning and midday sun to the main living spaces and terrace, with the solarium catching extended afternoon light. The protected green area opposite the house adds adjacent open space without maintenance responsibility falling on the owner.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest beaches, Platja de La Roqueta, Platja Centre, and Platja del Montcaio, lie around 6 km away in the Torrevieja, Orihuela coastal belt. These are sandy urban beaches with the services typical of the area; Blue Flag status varies by year and should be checked against current ADEAC listings. Further south along the Orihuela Costa, the coves of La Zenia, Cabo Roig, and Campoamor offer a mix of Blue Flag beaches and rocky stretches within a 10–15 minute drive. Golf is the area's strongest recreational asset: La Finca (7.2 km), Villamartín (16 km), and Campoamor (18 km) provide three 18-hole options in different landscape settings. Water sports and mooring facilities are available at the Real Club Náutico, 5.5 km away. For organized sport, the Palacio de Deportes Infanta Cristina (4.9 km) hosts indoor facilities, and local clubs include taekwondo (2.6 km) and football (4.6 km). Walking and cycling routes follow the coastal promenade network and the flat inland terrain around Las Filipinas.
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 |
Ref: VL755447
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within the wider Torrevieja, Orihuela Costa market, this property occupies the townhouse segment, distinct from the apartment stock that dominates comparable listings. Apartments Palangre Beach in Torrevieja start at €160,000 and Edificio Sun & Center at €169,000, both key-ready apartment products positioned for budget-conscious buyers or investors seeking rental units. Oasis Laguna 2 Phase II in Urbanización El Raso starts at €227,000 and offers newer-build apartments near the natural lagoons of Torrevieja. Against these, the Las Filipinas townhouse at €325,000 delivers roughly €2,180 per built square metre with three bathrooms, a solarium, and two-storey living, a format the apartment projects do not offer. The trade-offs are structural: an indicative 1970 build date versus new construction, no private pool versus possibly modern communal facilities, and an inland position versus El Raso's closer proximity to the La Mata natural park or the Torrevieja seafront projects. The golf corridor context also differs, Las Filipinas sits between three courses within a 20-minute drive, which the Torrevieja-centred projects cannot match as directly, though all share access to the same southern Costa Blanca climate of around 3,854 sunshine hours. For buyers comparing formats rather than locations, the choice reduces to newer and smaller versus older, larger, and more bathroom capacity; for those comparing locations, Las Filipinas trades beach proximity (6 km) for walkable daily services and a calmer, non-resort street environment. The provincial median income of €15,750 provides context for local purchasing power, though the Orihuela Costa international buyer market operates largely above that baseline.
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