This three-bedroom townhouse is situated in the Doña Pepa area of Ciudad Quesada, in the southern part of the Alicante province. The property offers 102 square metres of living space across two levels, with two bathrooms, a private west-facing garden and two first-floor terraces. The house forms part of a gated residential complex with a communal swimming pool and on-site parking. Built in 1970 and available key-ready, it is offered at a fixed asking price of €269,000. Daily amenities such as supermarkets, pharmacies and restaurants are within walking distance, and Alicante-Elche airport lies roughly 27 kilometres away as the crow flies.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The townhouse stands in Doña Pepa, a residential district of Ciudad Quesada in the municipality of Rojales, Alicante. The area sits inland from the coast at an elevation of about 69 metres, with the nearest marina roughly 7.6 kilometres away in a straight line. Shops, pharmacies and around 25 restaurants lie within two kilometres, giving the district a self-contained, year-round character.
The layout serves practical household needs: a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, a kitchen with direct garden access, and two first-floor double bedrooms, each with a private terrace. Air conditioning with hot and cold settings, an alarm system, fitted wardrobes and a kitchen osmosis filter are present. The 55-square-metre plot includes front and rear gardens plus a storage and laundry room.
This is an existing home, completed in 1970, and currently key-ready. No construction phase applies; the buyer can proceed directly to purchase and occupancy. Renovation or modernisation decisions, if any, rest with the future owner, and the property's age means building standards date from its original construction period rather than current new-build regulations.
The property does not include a private pool, private garage, sea view or underfloor heating, based on the available data. Living space is 102 square metres on a 55-square-metre plot, so outdoor room is limited to the gardens and terraces. Parking is available within the complex but is not described as a dedicated private space. No information is provided on lift access or energy performance.
Ref: VL588106
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This property fits several recognisable situations. A buyer seeking a lock-up-and-leave second home benefits from the compact size, the alarm system and the gated complex with communal pool maintenance, since the private garden is modest in scale. Households needing a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, for older family members, guests or limited mobility, find that layout here without conversion work. Buyers on a budget below the region's new-build entry price, who accept a 1970 construction in exchange for a lower purchase figure, also fall within the target group. Permanent residents gain from the walkable amenities: supermarkets, pharmacies and a wide selection of restaurants within roughly two kilometres reduce dependence on a car for daily needs. Five public transport stops and nine lines in the locality add an alternative for shorter trips. The property suits less well those who want a private pool, a large garden for extensive outdoor living, or modern new-build energy standards. The 55-square-metre plot constrains outdoor space to terraces and small garden zones. Buyers planning to modernise kitchens or bathrooms should factor that into their total budget. In short, the house addresses pragmatic buyers prioritising location, layout and price over new-build specification.
The available data describes a set of functional installations rather than a full specification list. The house has air conditioning with both hot and cold settings, indicating year-round climate control rather than cooling-only units. All bedrooms include fitted wardrobes, which provides storage without freestanding furniture. The kitchen contains an osmosis filter, a practical addition for drinking water quality in the area. An alarm system is installed, covering basic security within the home. In terms of outdoor finishing, the property includes a covered terrace at the entrance, two first-floor terraces with opposing orientations, and a west-facing garden with an outdoor dining area. A storage and laundry room in the rear garden separates utility functions from the living space. No information is available on the age or brand of the installations, the state of the kitchen and bathrooms, window frames, insulation values or the roof condition. Given the 1970 completion date, a technical inspection is the standard step for a buyer to establish the actual condition of the building fabric, electrical wiring and plumbing. What the data does confirm is that the property is delivered key-ready, so it is habitable as it stands, with modernisation choices left to the new owner. The communal complex facilities, pool and surrounding areas, are maintained collectively, which shifts part of the upkeep responsibility to the community structure.
The property is offered as an existing home with a fixed asking price of €269,000. This is not a price-list project, so there is no range of unit types or from-pricing; the figure applies to this specific townhouse with its three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 102 square metres of living area. For context, nearby new-build comparables start higher: bungalows in Ciudad Quesada from €322,000, a villa in Daya Nueva from €380,000 and apartments in Rojales from €475,000. The asking price therefore positions this home below the entry point of current new-build supply in the immediate area. Availability is immediate, as the house is key-ready and its completion dates from 1970.
Daily life in this townhouse follows a straightforward, compact rhythm. The ground floor combines a living and dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom and a double bedroom, which suits households that want single-level living for one member or guest use. The kitchen opens directly onto the rear garden, where the storage and laundry room sits, meaning washing and drying can happen outside the main living space. The living room connects to the front garden, which faces west and holds an outdoor dining area, so evening sun falls on the main outdoor spot during the warmer months. A covered terrace at the entrance adds a shaded second seating option. Upstairs, two double bedrooms each have a private terrace, one west-facing and one east-facing. This split orientation allows morning sun on one side and late afternoon light on the other, which spreads usable outdoor hours across the day. Both rooms have fitted wardrobes and air conditioning units providing hot and cold air. The complex itself is closed to through traffic and includes a communal pool with surrounding relaxation areas, plus parking. As a resident, the pool is maintained collectively, so individual upkeep is limited to the private garden. Doña Pepa's commercial strip lies within walking distance according to the source description, covering supermarkets, a pharmacy, shops, cafés and restaurants, so routine errands do not require a car. The wider region, including golf courses, marinas and larger cities such as Elche, Murcia and Alicante, is reachable by car within a normal driving range for day trips or airport runs.
Ciudad Quesada sits in the Rojales municipality, a residential area a short drive inland from the Orihuela Costa beaches. Daily life here is organised around local commercial streets: within two kilometres there are roughly 25 restaurants, two pharmacies, three banks, a café and a dentist, giving the district a service level that supports year-round living rather than purely seasonal tourism. The house itself lies within walking distance of supermarkets and shops according to the source description. For sport and leisure, the data lists several facilities in the direct vicinity. Centro Deportivo La Raqueta lies 3.4 kilometres away in a straight line and the municipal sports centre El Molino 3.5 kilometres, covering racket sports and general training. A taekwondo club sits five kilometres away. Golfers can reach Club de Golf La Finca at 6.9 kilometres straight-line distance, with Club de Golf Villamartín at 14.9 kilometres. The Port Esportiu Marina de les Dunes, 7.6 kilometres away, provides the nearest marina for coastal outings. An Iberdrola electric vehicle charging point is located 3.8 kilometres away at the Oasis Center. Larger cities frame the region: Elche with about 235,000 inhabitants lies 22 kilometres away in a straight line, Alicante 38 kilometres and Murcia 37 kilometres. These distances translate into practical access to hospitals, shopping centres and cultural amenities by car. Public transport in the locality consists of nine lines serving five stops, workable for shorter trips, though a car remains the practical mode for most regional travel.
The map shows the townhouse position within Doña Pepa, Ciudad Quesada, relative to the coastal strip, golf courses and regional cities. Straight-line distances to the marina, golf clubs and airports provide a factual frame of reference; actual road distances will be longer. The walkable amenity zone around the property covers the commercial core of the district.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Ciudad Quesada occupies a mid-position on the southern Costa Blanca, inland from the Orihuela Costa beach strip and between two regional poles: Alicante at 38 kilometres straight-line and Murcia at 37 kilometres. Elche, with about 235,000 inhabitants, is the nearest large city at 22 kilometres. This placement gives the district access to two airports indirectly via Alicante-Elche (27 km straight-line) and, further on, the Corvera side of Murcia, while remaining outside the dense coastal tourism band. Compared with the Costa del Sol further west, the area offers a similar climate profile at generally lower price levels, which explains its draw among northern European buyers seeking value on the Spanish Mediterranean coast.
The nearest airport is Alicante-Elche (ALC), approximately 27 kilometres away as the crow flies, which typically makes it a short drive for flights across Europe. Valencia airport lies around 159 kilometres straight-line and Málaga-Costa del Sol around 369 kilometres, so Alicante is clearly the primary gateway. Road distances will be longer than the straight-line figures quoted. Within the district, amenities are concentrated within a two-kilometre radius: restaurants, pharmacies, banks and a dentist, plus the supermarkets and shops described as walking distance from the house. The coast is accessed via the marina at 7.6 kilometres straight-line, from which the area's beaches are reachable. Golf options include La Finca at 6.9 and Villamartín at 14.9 kilometres straight-line. For rail or long-distance bus connections, the regional cities of Elche, Alicante and Murcia are the main hubs. Public transport locally covers nine lines across five stops, useful but limited, so car ownership is the practical standard for most residents in this area.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 27 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 159 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The area records an average annual temperature of 18.8 degrees Celsius, with monthly averages ranging from 12 to 26 degrees across the year. That spread points to mild winters and warm summers, a pattern typical of the southern Costa Blanca. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of 20 degrees or above, lasts about five months, roughly May through October, which sets the rhythm for coastal and pool use. The elevation of 69 metres above sea level means the terrain is essentially flat to gently rolling; no significant slopes affect walking or cycling in the district. Located a few kilometres inland, the position trades immediate sea views for a quieter residential setting away from the busiest beachfront zones. For residents, the climate supports outdoor use of the terraces and garden for most of the year, with the west-facing garden catching afternoon and evening sun, and the east-facing first-floor terrace receiving morning light. The two orientations spread pleasant outdoor hours across the day in all but the peak winter weeks.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Coastal recreation is anchored by the Port Esportiu Marina de les Dunes, 7.6 kilometres away in a straight line, which serves as the nearest access point to the beaches of the Orihuela Costa stretch. With a five-month swimming season at comfortable water temperatures, beach use is realistic from late spring into early autumn. Golf is a strong feature of the surroundings. Club de Golf La Finca lies 6.9 kilometres away in a straight line and is one of the better-known courses in the Vega Baja region. Club de Golf Villamartín, at 14.9 kilometres, adds a second option within a short drive, so regular play at more than one course is practical from this location. For other sports, Centro Deportivo La Raqueta (3.4 km) and the municipal Polideportivo El Molino (3.5 km) cover indoor and racket sports, and a taekwondo club operates five kilometres away. Within the complex itself, the communal pool provides daily swimming without leaving the grounds. The nearby restaurant density, about 25 within two kilometres, supports a varied dining scene year-round, from local Spanish kitchens to international options in the Doña Pepa commercial area.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Quesada is a district of the San Carlos canton, in the Alajuela province of Costa Rica. It is the head city of the canton of San Carlos. Although Ciudad Quesada is the official name, it is commonly referred to by the area name of San Carlos. Ciudad Quesada is also the most populous city in the canton of San Carlos.
| 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 |
Within its immediate market, this townhouse competes on price rather than specification. The closest new-build comparable is Lo Marabu Bungalows Phase 2 in Ciudad Quesada itself, with prices starting at €322,000, roughly €53,000 above this property's fixed asking price. Further afield, Nueva Daya Villa in Daya Nueva starts at €380,000 and Oceanic Apartments in Rojales at €475,000, both offering newer construction at substantially higher entry points. The gap of €50,000 to €200,000 between this existing home and the new-build supply defines its market position: buyers trade current building standards and developer warranties for a lower purchase figure in an established, walkable location. Locationally, Doña Pepa sits in the same amenity zone as these comparables, the Ciudad Quesada and Rojales commercial belt, so day-to-day living differs little between them. The distinction lies in the coastal proximity of Oceanic Apartments in Rojales, closer to the beach, versus this property's position a few kilometres inland. On the regional map, the area benefits from dual-city access: Alicante at 38 km and Murcia at 37 km straight-line, with Elche's larger urban services at 22 km. Median provincial income of €15,750 per year indicates a modest local economy substantially oriented toward tourism and international residents, which affects the seasonal rhythm of the restaurant and service sector. For a buyer weighing this townhouse against new-build options, the calculation is essentially price versus age: a 1970 construction with functioning installations at €269,000, against 2020s building standards at €322,000 and upward in the same district.
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