Sungolf Villas comprises four contemporary detached villas in Pilar de la Horadada, the southernmost town of the Valencian Community in the province of Alicante. Each villa offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms across approximately 82 m² of living space on plots starting from 144 m², with a private rooftop solarium and the option to add a pool. Prices start from €415,000. The homes are key-ready and stand facing Laika Park, roughly 3.5 km from the nearest beach, in a residential area with daily amenities close at hand.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villas stand in an established residential part of Pilar de la Horadada, directly facing Laika Park and about one minute from the promenade that runs through the town towards the sea. Playa del Mojón lies about 3.5 km away as the crow flies. A supermarket is 1.4 km away and a pharmacy 3.4 km, meaning groceries and daily services are reachable on foot or by a short drive.
Each villa provides three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully fitted kitchen, a private terrace and a rooftop solarium, giving roughly 82 m² of living space. Underfloor heating in the bathrooms and pre-installed air conditioning support year-round comfort. Double glazing and fibre optic are fitted. Parking is private, and an optional pool can be added in the size the buyer chooses.
The development is registered as new construction and is key-ready, which means buyers can complete the purchase and move in without waiting for building works. Delivery dates are always indicative, and completion of the legal handover should be confirmed with the developer. Four villas make up this phase, numbered 1 to 4, which limits availability to a small number of units.
The villas do not include a pool as standard; one can be added as an option. Living space of around 82 m² is compact for a three-bedroom detached home, and plots start at 144 m², so gardens are limited in size. There is no sea view; the homes face a park and courtyard. The hospital is 18 km away and the nearest airport about 51 km as the crow flies.
This development fits buyers who want a detached, key-ready villa in a functioning Spanish town rather than in an isolated holiday urbanisation. The profile works well for people relocating permanently or spending long seasons on the Costa Blanca, because schools are close by, a supermarket is within 1.4 km, and the town's services operate year-round. It also suits buyers who prefer manageable proportions: 82 m² with three bedrooms is easy to heat, cool and maintain, and the 144 m² plot keeps outdoor upkeep light. The rooftop solarium and optional pool appeal to those who want private outdoor space without community rules or shared facilities. Golf players benefit from three courses within about seven kilometres, including Lo Romero at roughly four kilometres. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a large plot, extensive gardens or direct sea views, since the homes face a park and courtyard and the beach lies about 3.5 km away as the crow flies. Those wanting an apartment lifestyle with on-site facilities will also find this format different from their needs. For investors, the combination of a small number of units, a year-round town and proximity to both the coast and golf courses provides rental potential, though rental assumptions should be tested against local demand and any regional regulations.
The villas follow a contemporary design with an open-plan living area connected to the kitchen, as shown in the project imagery: a modern white exterior with pool option, an open-plan kitchen and living room, walk-in shower bathrooms and bedrooms oriented towards the patio. The kitchen is delivered fully fitted, and an appliance package is included, which reduces the additional investment needed before moving in. Climate control is addressed on several fronts: air conditioning is pre-installed with both hot and cold functions, and the bathrooms have underfloor heating, a feature that noticeably improves comfort in the cooler months of the Mediterranean winter. Windows are double glazed, supporting insulation and reducing street noise. Each bedroom has an en-suite arrangement according to the developer's specification, together with a guest bathroom, giving three bathrooms' worth of capacity across the home even though the technical summary lists two. Connectivity is provided through fibre optic, suitable for remote working and streaming. Security features include an entry phone and a safe. The rooftop solarium is a standard element rather than an upgrade, extending the usable outdoor area beyond the private terrace. Construction is registered as new build, which means the homes fall under current Spanish building regulations. Buyers should nevertheless request the standard finish specification from the developer, as material brands and the exact scope of the included appliance package can vary per unit, and optional items such as the pool are quoted separately.
The price range for the four villas runs from €415,000 to €480,000, with the starting price of €415,000 applying to the cheapest unit in the development. The price depends on the specific villa number and the options chosen, most notably whether a pool is added. Each villa has three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a built size between 82 and 85 m², so buyers are choosing between four individual homes rather than different unit types within a large complex. The homes are key-ready, so the purchase process can proceed directly to completion once a unit is reserved. Prospective buyers should request the current price list and confirm which villas remain available, as a four-unit development can sell through quickly. All dates and availability details are indicative and subject to confirmation with the developer.
Living at Sungolf Villas is centred on practical, small-town coastal life rather than resort-style facilities. The villas face Laika Park, which functions as an everyday green space directly on the doorstep, and the promenade that leads through Pilar de la Horadada to the coast begins about a minute's walk away. That promenade gives residents a straightforward, car-free route for walking or cycling towards the sea. The immediate neighbourhood is residential, with a supermarket 1.4 km away and a pharmacy 3.4 km away, so basic shopping is a short trip rather than an expedition. The town itself has around 24,000 inhabitants and maintains services year-round, including restaurants, banks and cafés within two kilometres of the site. A car is useful but not essential for everything: the town is flat, at about 34 metres elevation with a gradient of around one per cent towards the beach, and sixteen public transport lines with 42 stops serve the wider area. For those who play golf, three courses sit within roughly seven kilometres, with Lo Romero the closest at about four kilometres. The nearest beaches, Playa del Mojón and Cala de la Lombriz, lie about 3.5 km away as the crow flies, so a day at the coast is a five-minute drive or a pleasant longer walk or cycle along the promenade. The villas themselves suit a low-maintenance routine: a rooftop solarium captures the south to south-west sun, the private terrace extends the living space outdoors, and the compact plot keeps garden work to a minimum.
Daily life around Sungolf Villas is shaped by the town rather than by tourism infrastructure. Pilar de la Horadada sits 66 km south of Alicante and just one kilometre north of the regional border with Murcia, giving it a mixed, year-round character. Within two kilometres of the site there are nine restaurants, three banks and two cafés, which covers most everyday needs without driving. The Rocódromo Municipal sports centre is one kilometre away, Pinatar Arena 2.9 km, and the municipal sports centre 3.5 km, so organised sport is close. For healthcare, the nearest hospital is 18 km away, a distance that typically means Torrevieja or a comparable regional facility; a pharmacy is 3.4 km from the door. Green and natural surroundings include the Observatorio de Aves bird observatory at 3.9 km, near the coastal wetlands towards San Pedro del Pinatar. The town has 42 public transport stops across 16 lines, which makes local movement possible without a car, although regional travel, hospital visits and airport runs are more practical by vehicle. Electric car owners have charging options within about five kilometres, including a Supercharger at San Pedro del Pinatar. The flat terrain, roughly 34 metres above sea level with about a one per cent gradient to the beach, makes walking and cycling realistic alternatives for shorter trips.
The map shows the villas facing Laika Park in central Pilar de la Horadada, with the coast about 3.5 km to the south-east and the golf courses of Lo Romero and Las Ramblas within a short drive. The flat terrain between the town and the beaches is clearly visible, as is the proximity of the Mar Menor and San Pedro del Pinatar just across the regional border.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Pilar de la Horadada occupies the southern tip of the Valencian Community, one kilometre north of the Murcia border, which places it between the Costa Blanca and the Mar Menor region. Murcia (33 km) and Cartagena (34 km) to the south-west, and Elche (45 km) and Alicante (66 km) to the north-east, frame the urban catchment. The town's position means residents benefit from two regional economies and two sets of services, including the hospitals and airports of both provinces. Compared with the denser coastal strip further north, the area retains a lower-rise, town-first character with year-round commerce rather than a purely seasonal resort economy.
The nearest beaches, Playa del Mojón and Cala de la Lombriz, are about 3.5 km away as the crow flies, with the road distance slightly longer. Three golf courses sit nearby: Lo Romero at about four kilometres, Club de Golf Las Ramblas de Orihuela at six to seven kilometres, and Las Colinas Golf & Country Club at a similar distance. For maritime leisure, the marinas of Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero (5.3 km), Lo Pagán (5.5 km) and C.N. Villa de San Pedro (5.8 km) offer mooring and waterfront facilities. Alicante-Elche Airport is approximately 51 km away in a straight line, roughly a 45-minute drive in normal conditions; Valencia airport lies about 182 km away and Málaga about 354 km. Larger regional cities are within reach for work or culture: Murcia at 33 km, Cartagena at 34 km and Elche at 45 km, all as the crow flies. A car is recommended for these destinations, while the supermarket at 1.4 km and the pharmacy at 3.4 km remain reachable on foot or by bicycle for most residents.
| Beach Distance | 3.5 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 51 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 182 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data for the area shows an average annual temperature of 18.7 °C, with monthly averages ranging from 11 °C in the coolest month to 26 °C in the warmest. The swimming season lasts around five months, during which sea temperatures stay at or above 20 °C, which corresponds roughly to late May through early October. The south to south-west orientation of the villas aligns the solarium and terrace with afternoon and evening sun, useful both for outdoor living and for passive warmth in winter. The terrain is essentially flat: the site sits at 34 metres above sea level with a gradient of about one per cent towards the beach, so there are no significant climbs between the home and the coast. The nearby Observatorio de Aves at 3.9 km reflects the coastal wetland environment towards the Mar Menor, where birdlife and salt flats form part of the natural surroundings. Rainfall concentrates in the cooler half of the year, and the Mediterranean pattern means long, dry summers. The area records 32 local public holidays per year, indicative of an active municipal calendar of events and traditions.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The municipality holds six Blue Flag beaches: Del Conde, Higuericas, Jesuitas, Mil Palmeras and Puerto. These lie along the stretch of coast between the town centre and the border with the Murcia region, with Playa del Mojón, Cala de la Lombriz and Playa de Torre Derribada among the closest access points at 3.5 to 4.6 km as the crow flies. The Blue Flag status signals consistent water quality and services such as lifeguard coverage during the season. Golf is the second recreational pillar of the area: Lo Romero at about four kilometres is the most convenient course, while Club de Golf Las Ramblas de Orihuela and Las Colinas Golf & Country Club extend the options within a ten-minute drive. For sport beyond golf, Pinatar Arena at 2.9 km hosts football training facilities, the municipal sports centre is 3.5 km away, and the Rocódromo Municipal climbing wall is one kilometre from the villas. Three marinas within about six kilometres provide sailing and waterfront dining options, and the promenade starting near the site connects residents to the coast on foot or by bike.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Pilar de la Horadada is a town and district in the Province of Alicante, in the southeast of Spain. Located 66 km south of Alicante, the city is the southernmost of the Valencian Community, only 1 km north of the regional border.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 11.1°C | 39 mm |
| February | 11.8°C | 23 mm |
| March | 13.6°C | 28 mm |
| April | 15.8°C | 24 mm |
| May | 18.9°C | 19 mm |
| June | 22.6°C | 5 mm |
| July | 25.3°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.0°C | 8 mm |
| September | 23.4°C | 40 mm |
| October | 19.6°C | 32 mm |
| November | 15.0°C | 44 mm |
| December | 12.1°C | 40 mm |
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Ref: VL652202
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within Pilar de la Horadada itself, Sungolf Villas sits at the upper end of the local new-build price range. Three comparable projects illustrate this: La Rambla Beach III starts from €370,000, Residencial Nova II from €369,900, and Playamar XII from €304,900. Against these, the €415,000 starting price of Sungolf Villas reflects the detached format rather than a premium on the location alone; the comparables are typically apartments or semi-detached homes, while these four villas offer private plots, a rooftop solarium and the option of a private pool. Buyers weighing value per square metre should note that the 82 m² built size is modest, and part of what the price purchases is the detached structure and private outdoor space rather than internal volume. Regionally, Pilar de la Horadada is one of the more affordable segments of the southern Costa Blanca. Prices generally rise northwards towards Torrevieja, Guardamar and the Alicante metropolitan coast, while the town competes more directly with the Mar Menor municipalities across the border in Murcia, such as San Pedro del Pinatar and San Javier. Its position on the provincial boundary gives residents access to both markets. The town's year-round population of around 24,000 and its working local economy distinguish it from seasonal urbanisations further inland, where winter services thin out considerably. For buyers comparing across the wider area, the decision usually comes down to format preference: an apartment closer to the sand in a neighbouring development, or a small detached villa with a park-side position in the town itself. The presence of three golf courses within seven kilometres, including Las Colinas, adds a rental dimension that golf-oriented buyers often weigh, and the proximity of Murcia and Cartagena, both within about 35 km, broadens employment and service options beyond the immediate town.
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