Rambla Beach Semis is a small development of four semi-detached homes in Torre de la Horadada, on the southernmost coast of the Alicante province. Each property offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 116 m² of living space on a 167 m² plot, with a private swimming pool and garden included. The homes are key-ready, with prices from €425,000 to €445,000. The location combines proximity to the beaches of the Costa Blanca with daily amenities within walking and short driving distance, and several golf courses within roughly ten minutes by car.
Within Torre de la Horadada itself, Rambla Beach Semis competes with three comparable new-build projects, all of which enter the market at lower starting prices. Porto Marina Plaza offers apartments from €375,000, Vivalife Beach from €365,000 and Marquesado de Molins from €334,000. The difference of roughly €50,000 to €110,000 at entry level reflects a change of format rather than a change of town: the buyer at Rambla Beach Semis receives a semi-detached home with a private pool, a landscaped garden and a 167 m² plot, whereas the alternatives are apartment products without private outdoor space of this scale. For buyers comparing cost per square metre, 116 m² at €425,000 works out to approximately €3,660 per m², with the plot and pool adding value that apartments cannot match. Regionally, the town sits at the southern tip of the Alicante province, where prices generally run below the Marbella, Estepona stretch of the Costa del Sol but compare favourably with inland Murcian developments in terms of coastal access. The golf cluster around Orihuela Costa and Campoamor, including Las Ramblas, Las Colinas, Campoamor and Villamartín, is a shared asset for the whole sub-region, but Torre de la Horadada is among the closest residential towns to several of these courses. Access is a further differentiator: both Alicante-Elche airport (about 49 km straight-line, roughly forty minutes by car) and Murcia airport (about thirty minutes by car) serve the area, a two-airport advantage that smaller coastal towns further north or south do not always enjoy. Buyers weighing alternatives should therefore ask which they value more: the private-plot format of this development, or the lower entry price and potentially closer beach position of the apartment projects in the same town.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The homes stand in Torre de la Horadada, a coastal town of roughly 2,700 inhabitants that falls under Pilar de la Horadada, near the border with the province of Murcia. A supermarket lies about 1.7 km away and a pharmacy 3.6 km, both as the crow flies. The sandy beaches and the marina are around five minutes by car, while Pilar de la Horadada town centre is within walking distance.
Each home is designed for full-time or seasonal coastal living: three bedrooms and three bathrooms, including an en-suite, suit families and guests alike. A private pool, landscaped garden, terrace and solarium provide outdoor space, while a kitchen-lounge layout keeps the ground floor open and social. Fitted wardrobes, private parking and a private terrace cover the practical side of daily use.
The development consists of four semi-detached properties with private pools, described as new construction and currently key-ready, meaning buyers can move in without waiting for building work to finish. Delivery information is indicative. Each unit measures 116 m² of built space on a 167 m² plot, with pre-installed air conditioning and double glazing as standard features.
The project does not include communal facilities such as a shared pool, gym or landscaped communal zones; outdoor space is limited to each plot. The homes are semi-detached rather than detached villas. The nearest hospital is approximately 18 km away as the crow flies, and the nearest electric vehicle charging point is about 5.3 km. Air conditioning is pre-installed, not fully fitted.
This development fits several recognisable situations. A family seeking a permanent residence on the southern Costa Blanca will find three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a full-size plot within a functioning town, with schools of daily life, supermarkets, pharmacy, cafés, close at hand. A couple buying a second home may value the private pool and low-maintenance garden, using the property for extended summer stays in a location where the swimming season runs about five months. Golf players form a third group: with Lo Romero, Las Ramblas, Las Colinas, Campoamor and Villamartín all reachable within roughly ten to fifteen minutes by car, the home can serve as a golf base with a pool for the rest of the day. Buyers from northern Europe planning partial relocation will appreciate that a car is convenient but not strictly necessary for everything, since shops and restaurants sit within walking or short driving distance. The project suits those who prefer a small development of four homes over a large apartment complex, and who accept that the beach is a short drive rather than a stroll. It suits less well buyers seeking frontline sea views, detached villas or extensive communal facilities, those requirements fall outside what this format offers.
The homes are delivered as new construction with a defined specification list. Climate control is pre-installed, meaning the ducting and preparation for air conditioning are in place while the units themselves remain a buyer-side installation, a cost and planning item worth clarifying before purchase. Double glazing is fitted as standard, supporting both thermal comfort and acoustic separation. Each property includes an en-suite bathroom alongside the two other bathrooms, with modern interior finishes visible in the project imagery, including contemporary bathroom tiling. Storage is addressed through fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms. The kitchen-lounge layout creates an open ground-floor living space connected to the private terrace, extending the usable area during the warmer months. A notable technical feature is the inclusion of photovoltaic solar panels, which reduce grid electricity consumption, an increasingly common requirement in Spanish new-build regulations and a practical benefit given annual running costs. The outdoor area is finished with a private swimming pool and a landscaped garden on a 167 m² plot, with a solarium on the roof level. Parking is private. Overall, the specification sits in the middle segment of the new-build market: solid and complete, with pre-installed rather than fully fitted air conditioning as the main point of attention for buyers comparing finishes across projects.
The four semi-detached homes are priced between €425,000 and €445,000, with the starting price of €425,000 applying to the cheapest unit. Given the key-ready status, no waiting period for construction applies, although delivery dates remain indicative. Each property combines 116 m² of built area with a 167 m² plot, a private pool and private parking. Within the local market, this price positions the development above comparable apartment projects in the same town, Porto Marina Plaza (from €375,000), Vivalife Beach (from €365,000) and Marquesado de Molins (from €334,000), which reflects the semi-detached format, private pool and plot size rather than location alone. Availability of the four units should be confirmed directly.
Rambla Beach Semis sits at the quiet southern edge of the Alicante province, where the Costa Blanca meets the region of Murcia. Daily life here revolves around a compact town that functions year-round: a supermarket about 1.7 km away, a pharmacy within a few minutes by car, and some twenty restaurants and four cafés within a two-kilometre radius. The town of Pilar de la Horadada, with its fuller range of shops and services, is within walking distance according to the project information. The homes themselves are arranged around their own plots: a private pool and landscaped garden occupy the outdoor space, with a solarium above and a private terrace connected to the kitchen-lounge. With a south-east orientation on offer, morning light reaches the main living areas, while the evening can be spent on the upper solarium. For buyers who play golf, the surrounding area is unusually well served: Lo Romero lies about 3.1 km away, Las Ramblas de Orihuela 5.7 km and Las Colinas 6.3 km, all measured in a straight line. The sea is close but not on the doorstep, the nearest cove, Cala de la Lombriz, is roughly 4 km as the crow flies, about five minutes by car. This creates a rhythm in which the beach is a short trip rather than a daily walk, while shops and restaurants remain genuinely within reach on foot. Outside the summer months the town stays notably calm, which suits buyers seeking a quieter base rather than a resort atmosphere.
Life around Rambla Beach Semis is shaped by the dual character of Torre de la Horadada: a small residential town with a year-round population and a coastal strip that fills in summer. Within two kilometres there are approximately twenty restaurants, four cafés and a pharmacy, which covers most daily needs without driving. The supermarket at 1.7 km is reachable on foot or by a short car trip. For sport, the Rocódromo Municipal lies 1.3 km away and Pinatar Arena 2.7 km, both measured in a straight line. The marinas of Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero (4.0 km) and C.N. Villa de San Pedro (5.0 km) offer mooring and waterside dining options. Beach life centres on Cala de la Lombriz and the sandy stretches of Playa del Mojón, all within a five-minute drive. Larger shopping trips lead to La Zenia Boulevard, about fifteen minutes by car. The nearest hospital is approximately 18 km away, which is relevant for permanent residents weighing healthcare access. Public transport exists, fifteen lines and thirty-nine stops in the wider area, but a car remains the practical choice for beach trips, golf and regional travel.
The map shows the position of Rambla Beach Semis within Torre de la Horadada, close to the border between the provinces of Alicante and Murcia. Note that the beach and golf distances shown are straight-line; actual driving distances are somewhat longer. The cluster of golf courses to the north-west and the coastal strip to the east define the immediate surroundings.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Torre de la Horadada occupies the southernmost point of the Alicante province, directly bordering Murcia. This position places it between two spheres: the Costa Blanca to the north-east, with Elche 44 km away, and the Murcian coast to the south-west, with Cartagena 36 km away. Murcia city, at 36 km, serves as the main regional centre. The town itself is small, around 2,700 inhabitants within a municipality of nearly 23,000, which keeps the scale residential rather than resort-like, while sharing infrastructure with Pilar de la Horadada and nearby San Pedro del Pinatar.
Distances below are straight-line unless stated otherwise. Beaches: Cala de la Lombriz 4.1 km and Playa del Mojón 4.2 km, roughly five minutes by car. Golf: Lo Romero 3.1 km, Las Ramblas de Orihuela 5.7 km, Las Colinas 6.3 km, with Campoamor and Villamartín also within a short drive. Supermarket: 1.7 km. Pharmacy: 3.6 km. Hospital: 18 km. Alicante-Elche airport lies about 49 km away, roughly forty minutes by car, and Murcia airport around thirty minutes, making the location accessible from two directions. Murcia and Cartagena, both regional cities, sit 36 km away, and Elche 44 km. Electric vehicle charging points are found within roughly 5.3 km. A car is convenient though not essential for every errand, since shops and restaurants cluster within walking distance of the town.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 49 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 182 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The location sits low near the coast, at modest elevation above sea level, so the terrain is essentially flat, no notable slopes affect walking or cycling. The climate is classic south-eastern Spanish Mediterranean: average monthly temperatures range from about 11°C in the coldest month to 26°C in the warmest, with an annual average of 19.2°C. Sea temperatures support a swimming season of approximately five months in which water stays at or above 20°C, running roughly from late spring into early autumn. Sunshine hours are high, which suits the solarium orientation and the photovoltaic panels fitted to each home. Rainfall concentrates in a limited number of autumn and spring days; the summer is dry. The flat coastal plain, combined with nearby golf courses and agricultural land inland, gives the surroundings an open, green character rather than a dense urban fabric.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The coastline near Torre de la Horadada alternates between sandy beaches and small rocky coves such as Cala de la Lombriz, about 4 km away as the crow flies. Playa del Mojón, at 4.2 km, offers sandy stretches popular with families. Three marinas lie within six kilometres, Puerto Deportivo Miguel Caballero, C.N. Villa de San Pedro and Puerto Deportivo de Lo Pagán, providing sailing, water sports and waterfront dining. Golf is the strongest recreational asset of the area: Lo Romero (3.1 km), Las Ramblas de Orihuela (5.7 km), Las Colinas Golf & Country Club (6.3 km) and Real Club de Golf Campoamor (7.1 km) together form one of the densest golf clusters on the southern Costa Blanca, with Villamartín also within a short drive. For land-based sport, Rocódromo Municipal (1.3 km), Pinatar Arena (2.7 km) and Sport Center Montepiedra (3.8 km) cover training and fitness. The saline landscapes of San Pedro del Pinatar, with their walking and birdwatching opportunities, lie just across the regional border.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Torre de la Horadada is a Spanish town located on the Mediterranean Sea with an estimated population of 2.676 inhabitants and comes under the jurisdiction of Pilar de la Horadada, which in turn has a total population of 22.967 according to the National Statistics Institute. Both of these towns are located in the most southern point of the Alicante province in the southeast of Spain and therefore shares a border with the province of Murcia. The name of the town has its origin in two factors: the first, the 16th century watchtower; and the second, the site where the tower is found: the point of Horadada which comes from the Spanish word for "bore through" as it is situated on rocks made up of small caves developed by the water boring the rock.
| 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 |
Ref: VL808433
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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