This key-ready townhouse stands in the Bosque de las Lomas II development at Las Filipinas, Villamartin, within the municipality of Orihuela on the southern Costa Blanca. The property offers two bedrooms, one family bathroom plus a guest cloakroom, and 63 m² of living space arranged over two floors. The asking price is fixed at €179,995. The immediate area combines an established international residential community with golf courses, beaches of the Orihuela Costa and the Zenia Boulevard shopping centre, all within a short drive. The dwelling is south-facing and comes with access to five communal swimming pools within the development.
Within its segment, this townhouse competes with both new-build apartments and resale stock across the southern Costa Blanca. The nearest documented comparables are new-build projects in Torrevieja starting at €160,000 and €169,000, plus a scheme in Urbanización El Raso from €227,000. Those are apartment products; a two-storey townhouse with private terraces and communal pools represents a different format, typically attracting buyers who want outdoor space and a ground-level entrance without apartment-block living. The price of €179,995 sits at the lower end of the regional range for properties with this amenity package, which reflects three factors buyers should weigh: the modest 63 m² floor area, the single-bathroom configuration, and the age of the building stock. Geographically, Villamartin positions itself between markets. Torrevieja offers denser urban services and a fuller bus network at generally lower square-metre prices for apartments; La Zenia and the Campoamor belt trade on newer construction and coastal proximity at higher entry points; El Raso and the Orihuela Costa urbanisations compete directly on the golf-plus-beach formula. What distinguishes this location is the concentration of three golf clubs within three kilometres combined with walking-distance access to one of them, plus the year-round international community that keeps restaurants and services open outside the summer season. Against inland alternatives such as the Murcia hinterland, the area commands a premium tied to its 3.3 km beach distance and the five-month swimming season. Buyers comparing options should assess total cost of ownership, community fees for the pools and common areas, IBI, and the maintenance profile of a 1970s building shell against modern construction standards, rather than headline price alone. In yield terms, the golf-and-beach positioning supports both holiday rental demand and long-term residential letting to the established expatriate population.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property sits at Las Filipinas, a residential pocket of the Villamartin urbanisation in Orihuela municipality, Alicante province. Golf facilities dominate the immediate setting: Club de Golf Villamartin lies roughly 500 metres away as the crow flies, with Campoamor and Las Ramblas within three kilometres. Beaches such as Cala Mosca are around 3.3 km away in a straight line. Elevation is approximately 85 metres above sea level.
The layout serves everyday residential use: an open-plan living and dining room, a fitted kitchen, a covered rear patio usable as a work or reading space, two double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a bathroom with walk-in shower. The south-facing front terrace and the main-bedroom terrace extend the usable area outdoors. Access to five communal pools adds leisure capacity without private maintenance obligations.
This is not a new-build scheme but an existing, completed dwelling. The data records completion in 1970, while the listing describes modernisation of the kitchen and bathroom. Construction status is key-ready, meaning the property can in principle be occupied directly after purchase. Buyers should verify the actual renovation history and current condition during a viewing and through the technical documentation.
The property does not offer a private pool, a private garden of significant size, a garage or private parking space listed in the data, or additional storage beyond the interior. Living space is limited to 63 m² with two bedrooms and a single bathroom. There is no lift, so the two-storey layout involves daily staircase use. No information on energy performance or community fees is included in the available data.
Several buyer profiles match the documented characteristics. A couple seeking a permanent home in a year-round community will find the two-bedroom layout, south orientation and on-site pools adequate, provided the single bathroom and 63 m² footprint match their space requirements. Buyers wanting a lock-up-and-leave holiday property benefit from the communal maintenance structure and the short distances to beaches, golf and Zenia Boulevard. Investors considering rental use can point to the golf and beach combination, the international profile of Villamartin and the fixed price point when running their own yield calculations. The property is less self-evident for larger families needing three or more bedrooms, a second bathroom or a private garden, and for buyers who want a private pool or designated parking within the purchase. Buyers reliant on public transport should also assess the practicality of the local bus network against their own routines. Finally, those prioritising modern construction standards should note the recorded completion date of 1970 and arrange a technical survey to establish the current structural and installation condition, balancing that against the modernisation work described in the listing.
The available documentation points to a modernised interior within an older building shell. The kitchen is described as fully fitted with worktop space and storage; images confirm white cabinetry in a compact configuration. The family bathroom features a walk-in shower with a marble-countertop washstand. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. Interior elements visible in the photographs, tiled stair steps with a stained-glass window on the staircase, are characteristic of Spanish residential construction of the era. The listing describes a bright open-plan living and dining room, with the kitchen integrated or adjacent depending on the layout. Given the recorded completion year of 1970, buyers should pay specific attention to items that typically determine long-term maintenance costs in properties of this age: electrical wiring, plumbing, window frames and glazing, roof and terrace waterproofing, and the condition of exterior tiling. The presence of a guest cloakroom on the ground floor adds convenience relative to the single-bathroom configuration. No data is available on insulation values, air conditioning, heating systems or energy performance, so these points should be raised directly with the seller and confirmed during a viewing. Documentation to request includes the nota simple, community fee records, IBI receipts and any certificates for recent renovation work. In summary, the finishing level appears updated in the wet areas and kitchen, while the structural envelope and building services require standard due diligence appropriate to a property of this age.
The asking price is a fixed €179,995 for this specific existing townhouse, not a starting price within a wider price list. At 63 m² of living space, this equates to roughly €2,857 per square metre, a figure buyers can benchmark against comparable stock in the area. For orientation, nearby new-build alternatives include apartments in Torrevieja from €160,000 and a project in Urbanización El Raso from €227,000. Those figures are not directly comparable, this property offers the plot-based format of a townhouse with terraces and communal pools, whereas the Torrevieja options are apartments. Availability is immediate given the key-ready status, subject to the standard Spanish purchase process and verification of community arrangements.
Daily life in this property revolves around a compact two-storey layout designed for low-efficiency living. The ground floor combines the living and dining area with the kitchen in an open-plan arrangement, with a guest WC for visitors. At the rear, a covered patio functions as a flexible room, the listing suggests a home office, reading room or snug, which partly compensates for the modest internal floor area. The first floor holds the two double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and the family bathroom with a walk-in shower. The main bedroom opens onto its own south-facing terrace. Outside, the tiled front terrace and covered seating area provide the main outdoor space, oriented towards the sun throughout the day. Within the development, five communal pools serve residents, giving seasonal swimming options without the running costs of a private pool. The setting is residential rather than touristic-core: Las Filipinas and wider Villamartin have an established international community, and the area maintains activity year-round. Practical amenities, restaurants, cafés, banks and a pharmacy, sit within about two kilometres, and several supermarkets serve the wider Villamartin plaza area. A car is the standard means of transport here; public transport exists in the form of ten lines and fifty stops, but coverage is oriented to the coastal corridor rather than door-to-door convenience. The rhythm of the area follows the golf and beach seasons: busy in summer, quieter but not dormant in winter.
The immediate environment is defined by golf and residential amenity. Villamartin Golf sits about 200 metres away, with the Club de Golf Villamartin course itself around 500 metres, effectively on the doorstep for golfers. Two further courses, Real Club de Golf Campoamor and Las Ramblas de Orihuela, lie 2.3 and 2.9 km away respectively. Daily provisioning is covered by amenities within about two kilometres: 29 restaurants, six banks, a pharmacy and a café, supplemented by supermarkets in the wider Villamartin area. Zenia Boulevard, one of the largest shopping centres on the Costa Blanca, is roughly 2.2 km away and includes EV charging facilities, as do two further charging points within 2.3 km. Larger regional cities are reachable for services and culture: Murcia (462,979 inhabitants) at 33 km straight-line, Elche at 36 km and Cartagena at 42 km. Distances stated are as the crow flies, so road distances run longer. The area sits at about 85 metres elevation, which keeps the terrain gently rolling rather than mountainous, relevant for walking and cycling routes through the golf landscapes. Local public life includes 32 public holidays per year and a weekly street market at Playa Flamenca nearby, both of which reflect the mixed Spanish and international character of the Orihuela Costa.
The map shows the property within the Villamartin golf belt: Club de Golf Villamartin is within walking range, Zenia Boulevard and the Orihuela Costa beaches lie a few kilometres to the east, and the corridor towards Torrevieja and Alicante airport runs north-west. All distances shown are straight-line measurements.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Villamartin occupies a mid-coast position on the southern Costa Blanca, within Orihuela municipality but functionally part of the Orihuela Costa tourist and residential belt. It sits closer to Murcia (33 km) than to Alicante city (via Elche at 36 km), placing it on the boundary between the Valencian and Murcian coastal markets. Relative to Torrevieja and the northern Costa Blanca, the area offers lower density and a golf-led identity; relative to the Mar Menor further south, it offers more established international services. The property market here competes directly with Torrevieja, La Zenia and Campoamor.
Beaches of the Orihuela Costa are close: Cala Mosca at 3.3 km straight-line, with Playa Cala La Mosca and Playa Cala Estaca at 3.4 km each, a few minutes by car, longer on foot given the terrain. Two marinas, Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero and Real Club Náutico, lie 4.7 and 7.5 km away. Alicante-Elche Airport is approximately 42 km away in a straight line, normally a drive of under an hour; Valencia Airport is 174 km away and Málaga around 360 km, making Alicante the practical arrival gateway. Public transport consists of ten lines with fifty stops in the area, sufficient for connections along the coastal corridor but not a substitute for a car for most daily trips. Road access runs through the AP-7 motorway and the N-332 coastal road, both serving the Orihuela Costa. Within the development itself, parking operates on the street or common areas, since no private space is included in the property data. For residents, the practical picture is a car-based location with almost all daily needs within a five-to-ten minute drive and the airport within an hour.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 42 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 174 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data shows average monthly temperatures ranging from 12°C in the coldest month to 26°C in the warmest, with an annual average of 18.9°C, the classic semi-arid Costa Blanca profile. The swimming season extends to five months with sea temperatures at or above 20°C, roughly late May through October. Winters remain mild by northern European standards, with daytime temperatures typically comfortable enough to use the south-facing terraces year-round; the 85-metre elevation means slightly cooler evenings in winter than directly on the waterfront, without the temperature swings of inland valleys. Rainfall is limited and concentrated in autumn months. For the resident, this translates into an outdoor-oriented routine: terrace breakfasts in morning sun, golf and walking in spring and autumn, and pool use across the summer half-year. The landscape around Villamartin consists of golf greens, low Mediterranean scrubland and residential planting rather than dense natural forest; the nearest protected coastal coves at Cala Mosca add a natural element within short range. Sun exposure on the property itself is favourable given the south orientation, which in summer makes shaded use of the covered rear patio a practical complement.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The Orihuela Costa offers a string of coves and sandy beaches within a short radius of the property. Cala Mosca, Playa Cala La Mosca and Playa Cala Estaca all lie between 3.3 and 3.4 km away as the crow flies. Playa Flamenca and La Zenia, both with well-known family beaches, sit slightly further along the coast. Recreational provision is unusually dense for a residential area: three golf clubs within three kilometres, led by Club de Golf Villamartin, host of the 1994 Mediterranean Open, plus Campoamor and Las Ramblas. Sports facilities include Villamartin Golf at 200 metres, Sport Center Montepiedra at 4.7 km and Snatch Fitness Center at 4.8 km. For shopping-based recreation, Zenia Boulevard at 2.2 km combines high-street retailers with a food quarter. Waterfront leisure is served by two marinas at 4.7 and 7.5 km. Within the development, the five communal pools provide daily swimming without leaving the site. Inland, the rolling golf terrain offers walking and cycling routes, though dedicated nature reserves require a somewhat longer trip.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Villamartin is the name of both an urbanisation and a golf course in the Costa Blanca area of eastern Spain. It lies in the municipality of Orihuela, in the province of Alicante in the Valencian Community.
| 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: VL400103
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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