This detached villa stands in the Villamartin urbanisation within the municipality of Orihuela, in the south of the Alicante province. Built in 1970 and now offered key-ready, the property comprises four bedrooms and three bathrooms spread across three levels, with a fixed asking price of €429,900. The layout includes a main-floor bedroom, two bedrooms upstairs and a converted lower level with a games room, bar area, an additional bedroom and a bathroom. Outside there is a generous garden with a grill area and a solarium with sea views. Club de Golf Villamartin lies roughly 500 metres away, and the nearest beaches are around 3.3 kilometres as the crow flies.
Within its own market segment, this villa competes with new-build developments in the wider Orihuela, Rojales corridor. Residencial Innova Sun in Villamartin itself advertises apartments from €363,500; Nueva Daya Villa in Daya Nueva starts at €380,000; and Oceanic Apartments in Rojales begins at €475,000. The essential difference is one of product type and maturity. New-build projects offer current construction standards, developer warranties and communal facilities, typically with apartments or smaller villas at these price points. This property, at €429,900, offers what new construction at the same price rarely does on the southern Costa Blanca: a detached house with four bedrooms, a converted entertainment level, a private rooftop pool and a mature garden setting, in an established urbanisation with fully grown infrastructure. The trade-off is the 1970 construction date, which places the technical condition of the building in a different category from a 2024 delivery, and the absence of a private garage. Locationally, Villamartin sits closer to the coast than Daya Nueva (an inland village several kilometres from the sea) and is better positioned for golf than Rojales. Compared with buying directly on the Orihuela Costa beachfront, the villa trades roughly three kilometres of distance to the sea for noticeably more house and land per euro, plus the elevation that produces the solarium's sea views. The regional market context supports both uses: the permanent-resident market drawn by schools and year-round amenities, and the rental market driven by golf and beach tourism across the three nearby courses and the coastal coves. Buyers weighing this property against the new-build alternatives should therefore decide primarily between building age and space, and secondarily between community facilities and private independence.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa sits in Villamartin, an established residential area in Orihuela municipality on the southern Costa Blanca. Club de Golf Villamartin is approximately 500 metres away as the crow flies, with two further golf courses within three kilometres. The nearest beaches, including Cala Mosca, lie about 3.3 kilometres away in a straight line. Some 29 restaurants, a pharmacy and several banks operate within two kilometres of the property.
The house is arranged over three levels and offers four bedrooms, making it suitable for larger households or for accommodating guests. The lower floor functions as an entertainment zone with a games room and bar. The solarium provides sea views, while the garden and patio give space for outdoor dining. Air conditioning is installed. With 73 m² of registered living area plus the lower level and solarium, the property suits both permanent residence and use as a second home.
This is not a new-build project but an existing home completed in 1970, currently key-ready. The lower level has been converted into an entertainment space, indicating that renovation work has been carried out during the property's lifetime. No phased delivery schedule or developer planning applies here; the transfer can in principle take place as soon as the purchase process is completed. Any dates in this context are indicative.
The asking price is fixed at €429,900 and is not a starting price of a range. Parking is limited to open and street parking; there is no private garage mentioned. The registered living area of 73 m² is modest relative to the four bedrooms, as the three-level layout distributes the space vertically. The construction dates from 1970, so buyers should factor the age of the building into their assessment. No plot size or community fee details are available.
This property fits several recognisable situations. A family needing four bedrooms but working with a budget around €430,000 will find few detached options this close to the coast; the three-level layout gives each generation or household member a degree of separation, with the basement suite suitable for teenagers, visiting relatives or long-term guests. Buyers seeking a second home with letting potential benefit from the location: golf courses within walking distance, beaches roughly 3.3 kilometres away and a large supply of restaurants nearby support year-round rental demand on the southern Costa Blanca. Those planning a permanent move will value the proximity of schools, the listing notes the setting as close to schools, together with banks, a pharmacy and the Zenia Boulevard retail area within about two kilometres. The house is less obvious for buyers wanting a single-storey home; one bedroom is on the main floor, but the other three require stairs. It also does not suit those wanting a private garage or extensive modern technology, as parking is open and on-street and the construction dates from 1970. Buyers who prioritise outdoor living, sea views from a solarium and a golf-side setting will recognise their preferences here; those prioritising brand-new construction or gated community facilities should consider the new-build alternatives in the region instead.
The villa was completed in 1970 and has since been partially reconfigured, most notably through the conversion of the lower level into an entertainment floor with a games room and bar. The photographs indicate a contemporary interior style, with a bedroom featuring window blinds and wall art, and a bathroom with tiled walls and a vanity unit. The outdoor areas use terracotta tiles on the balcony and artificial grass around the rooftop pool, materials chosen for low maintenance in the Mediterranean climate. Climate control consists of air conditioning; no details are available about heating systems, insulation values or energy performance. Given the construction date, structural elements, electrics and plumbing are more than fifty years old in origin, and their current condition can only be established through technical inspection, a standard step for any buyer of a property of this age in Spain. The kitchen specification is not documented in the available data. What can be stated factually is the arrangement: three levels, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a solarium with sea and country views, a patio with a grill area and a rooftop pool. Finishing quality in older Spanish villas varies considerably depending on the renovation history, and this property shows evidence of updating in at least the lower level and bathrooms. Buyers comparing this with new-build alternatives such as Innova Sun or Nueva Daya Villa should weigh the age difference directly: modern construction offers current building standards and warranties, while an established villa of this type typically offers more external space and a mature setting for the same money.
The property is offered at a fixed asking price of €429,900. Unlike new-build developments in the surrounding area, which advertise starting prices, this is a single existing home with one defined price. For context: new-build apartments at Residencial Innova Sun in Villamartin start from €363,500, Oceanic Apartments in Rojales from €475,000 and Nueva Daya Villa in Daya Nueva from €380,000. Those figures are not directly comparable, as they concern new construction of different property types. This villa combines a 1970 construction, a converted lower level, four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a sea-view solarium at a mid-range price point for the immediate area. Availability is immediate in principle, given the key-ready status.
Daily life around this villa is shaped by the Villamartin urbanisation: a low-rise, residential setting built around its golf course, roughly three kilometres inland from the Orihuela Costa beaches. The house itself works vertically rather than horizontally. The main floor holds the principal living functions and one bedroom, which limits stair use for day-to-day routines. The upper floor carries two further bedrooms, while the basement level operates as a self-contained zone for guests and leisure, with a games room, bar, a fourth bedroom and a bathroom. This arrangement splits the house into distinct zones: sleeping, living and entertaining rarely interrupt each other. Mornings can be spent on the patio, which the photographs show laid out with a grill and planting, and evenings on the solarium, where the orientation delivers sea views across the coast. Air conditioning manages the summer temperatures, which average between 20 and 26 °C in the warmest months. For groceries and daily errands, the Zenia Boulevard shopping centre lies approximately 2.2 kilometres away as the crow flies, and within a two-kilometre radius there are around 29 restaurants, a pharmacy, six banks and a café. The rhythm of the area changes with the seasons: in summer the golf courses and beaches draw visitors, while outside the holiday period the urbanisation is considerably quieter. A car is the practical mode of transport here, although the wider area is served by ten public transport lines with around fifty stops. Alicante-Elche airport lies roughly 42 kilometres away in a straight line, making arrival and departure straightforward for international owners.
The immediate surroundings are those of a mature golf urbanisation. Club de Golf Villamartin lies about 500 metres away as the crow flies, Real Club de Golf Campoamor 2.3 kilometres and Las Ramblas de Orihuela 2.9 kilometres, giving residents three courses within a short drive. Daily amenities are concentrated within two kilometres: roughly 29 restaurants, a pharmacy, six banks and a café, with the Villamartin Plaza entertainment area a short distance from the property. Zenia Boulevard, one of the largest shopping centres in the province, sits approximately 2.2 kilometres away. The coastline begins at Cala Mosca, about 3.3 kilometres as the crow flies, followed by the coves of Cala La Mosca and Cala Estaca. Two marinas, Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero at 4.7 kilometres and Real Club Náutico at 7.5 kilometres, cover mooring and water sports. Electric vehicle charging is available at three locations between 2.1 and 2.3 kilometres. Public transport comprises ten lines with fifty stops in the area, though a car remains the practical choice for most journeys. Larger cities frame the region: Murcia at 33 kilometres straight-line distance, Elche at 36 kilometres and Cartagena at 42 kilometres, each reachable within an hour by road.
The map shows the villa's position in the Villamartin urbanisation, directly beside the golf course and a short distance inland from the coves of the Orihuela Costa. Zenia Boulevard, the beaches and the three surrounding golf courses are all marked, giving a clear picture of how amenities cluster within a few kilometres, a layout typical of the southern Costa Blanca, where Mediterranean living is organised around golf and coast.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Villamartin occupies a specific position on the southern Costa Blanca: inland of the Orihuela Costa beach strip, on the border zone with the Murcia region. Murcia city, with some 463,000 inhabitants, lies 33 kilometres away in a straight line; Elche (235,000 inhabitants) is 36 kilometres and Cartagena (219,000) 42 kilometres. This places the property at the midpoint of the Alicante, Murcia corridor served by Alicante-Elche airport, roughly 42 kilometres away. The area functions as a residential and golf destination rather than a town in its own right, with the nearby coastal developments providing commercial and leisure infrastructure.
Accessibility works on two scales. Locally, everything needed for daily life sits within a few minutes by car: supermarkets and retail at Zenia Boulevard roughly 2.2 kilometres away, golf at 0.5 kilometres, beaches at 3.3 kilometres and schools nearby according to the listing. Regionally, Alicante-Elche airport lies approximately 42 kilometres away as the crow flies, which typically translates into a drive of around forty minutes, a practical distance for regular international travel. Valencia airport is roughly 174 kilometres away and Málaga about 360 kilometres, positioning the property firmly within the Alicante, Murcia travel corridor. The AP-7 motorway connects the Orihuela Costa with both provinces. Public transport in the immediate area consists of ten lines and fifty stops, sufficient for occasional journeys but not for a car-free lifestyle. Parking at the property itself is open and on-street, which in practice means no reserved space. The elevation of 85 metres above sea level means the villa sits on gently rising ground behind the coast, requiring a short climb or descent between the house and the beaches, and delivering the sea views from the solarium in return.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 42 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 174 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data places Villamartin firmly in the Mediterranean zone. The average annual temperature is 18.9 °C, with monthly averages ranging from 12 °C in the coolest months to 26 °C in the warmest. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of 20 °C or more, lasts about five months, roughly May to October, which sets the rhythm for coastal use of the property. The elevation of 85 metres above sea level gives the site a slight lift over the shoreline: enough to open sea views from the solarium while keeping the terrain walkable, with the golf course and urbanisation laid out on gentle slopes rather than steep hillsides. Rainfall is not specified in the available data, but the regional pattern is dry summers and concentrated autumn and spring rainfall, typical of the southern Costa Blanca. Air conditioning, installed in the villa, is the primary cooling measure during July and August. The setting is described in the listing as close to both sea and countryside, and the country views from the property confirm the agricultural hinterland behind the urbanisation. For residents, this translates into outdoor living from spring through late autumn, with the patio, grill area and rooftop pool in use for a large part of the year rather than a narrow summer window.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest beaches lie just over three kilometres away as the crow flies. Cala Mosca at 3.3 kilometres is the closest, with Playa Cala La Mosca and Playa Cala Estaca both at 3.4 kilometres, small coves on the Orihuela Costa known for clear water rather than long stretches of sand. For water-based recreation beyond swimming, Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero marina sits 4.7 kilometres away and Real Club Náutico at 7.5 kilometres. Golf is the defining sport of the immediate area: Club de Golf Villamartin is 500 metres from the door, one of the established courses of the Costa Blanca south, with Real Club de Golf Campoamor at 2.3 kilometres and Las Ramblas de Orihuela at 2.9 kilometres completing a trio of courses within a short radius. Fitness and general sports facilities include Villamartin Golf at 200 metres, Sport Center Montepiedra at 4.7 kilometres and Snatch Fitness Center at 4.8 kilometres. This combination, three golf courses, two marinas and a string of coves, means that leisure options barely require a car during a normal week, and the rooftop pool at the property itself extends the swimming season independently of the sea.
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: VL250774
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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