This south-east facing quad villa stands on the edge of Daya Nueva, a small village in the Vega Baja del Segura region of southern Alicante province. The single-level home offers 112 m² of living space with three double bedrooms and two shower rooms, set on a fully tiled 268 m² plot with a private saltwater pool, solarium and off-road parking. The village centre, with its supermarket, café bars, restaurants and pharmacy, is about a 10-minute walk away. The property is key-ready and offered at a fixed asking price of €429,000.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa occupies a position on the outskirts of Daya Nueva, roughly 10 minutes on foot from the village centre. Almoradí, with its broader range of shops and services, is about a 10-minute drive away. The beaches of the southern Costa Blanca are approximately 20 minutes by car, while Alicante-Elche airport lies around 28 km away as the crow flies.
The layout is arranged entirely on one level, with an open-plan living area and kitchen with breakfast bar, a separate utility room and three double bedrooms, each with sliding doors to the outside. The master bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and en suite shower room. Ducted air conditioning runs throughout the home, and an underbuild provides storage space.
The property was built in 2020 and is completed and key-ready, so no waiting period or construction phase applies. The data records a completion date of 1970 at municipal level, which reflects the older registry entry for the area rather than the actual construction of this dwelling. Delivery is immediate upon purchase.
The plot is fully tiled rather than laid out as a planted garden, which reduces maintenance but limits green space. Parking is open off-road space without a garage or carport. There is no communal facilities zone, and the underbuild serves solely as storage. The village setting means quieter nightlife, shops and larger services require a short drive.
This villa suits several recognisable situations. A retired couple or someone planning full-time residence in Spain may value the fact that all living space is on one level, with two shower rooms, ducted air conditioning for both summer and winter, and a village where daily needs, pharmacy, supermarket, cafés, are within walking distance. Buyers seeking a low-maintenance second home will find the fully tiled plot, saltwater pool and storage underbuild practical for a property that stands empty for parts of the year; saltwater systems generally require less chemical handling than conventional chlorine pools. Golfers are another natural group: La Finca golf course lies 6.5 km away as the crow flies, and La Marquesa is approximately 15 minutes by car, so regular rounds fit easily into a weekly routine. The home also works for a small family, given the presence of two schools within 2 km and a municipal sports centre 0.4 km from the door. It is less obviously suited to buyers who want to step directly onto a beach promenade or who need a garage rather than open parking. The inland position means coastal trips are planned drives of around 20 minutes. Equally, anyone requiring four or more bedrooms or a large planted garden will find the three double bedrooms and tiled plot a constraint. In short, the match is strongest for those prioritising single-level living, private outdoor facilities and a quiet village base within reach of the coast.
The villa was constructed in 2020 and presents as a contemporary build. The interior is arranged around a bright, open-plan living and kitchen area with large sliding glazed doors; these run along the main living space and each of the three bedrooms, giving every room direct access outside and a strong connection between interior and terrace. The kitchen is described as well fitted and modern, with a breakfast bar that divides cooking and dining zones informally, and a separate utility room adds practical capacity for laundry and appliances. The master bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and an en suite shower room finished to the same modern standard as the family shower room serving the other two bedrooms; both bathrooms feature walk-in showers. Climate control is ducted air conditioning throughout the home, which handles both cooling in summer and heating in the cooler months, relevant given the local pattern of average monthly temperatures ranging from about 12°C in winter to 26°C in summer. Externally, the plot is fully tiled, a choice that trades greenery for ease of maintenance. The private pool uses a saltwater system, and a dedicated BBQ area sits beside it. External stairs rise to a private solarium with views over countryside to the mountains, and an underbuild area provides storage. Parking is open off-road space on the plot. Overall, the specification is consistent with recent Spanish villa construction in this price bracket: practical finishes, generous glazing and an emphasis on outdoor living rather than premium materials throughout.
The property is an existing, completed home offered at a fixed asking price of €429,000. This is not a new-build price list; the figure applies to this specific villa with its 112 m² of living space, 268 m² plot, private saltwater pool, solarium and off-road parking. For context within Daya Nueva, new-build projects in the same village currently advertise from prices of €317,000 (Amatista Garden Villas Fase II), €380,000 (Nueva Daya Villa) and €399,900 (Villas Palma Nova). Compared with those from prices, this asking price sits above the entry level of the local new-build market, which reflects the completed, immediately available status and the private pool and solarium included on the plot. Availability is immediate, subject to the seller's confirmation.
Daily life in this villa revolves around its single-level layout and its outdoor spaces. Mornings can begin on the south-east facing terrace, where the orientation brings sunlight from early in the day, and the sliding glazed doors along the living area and all three bedrooms allow that light to reach deep into the interior. The open-plan kitchen with its breakfast bar connects cooking and living into one sociable space, while the separate utility room keeps laundry and household tasks out of view. Outside, the 268 m² plot is fully tiled, which keeps upkeep simple: no lawns to mow and no irrigation to manage. The private saltwater pool sits at the centre of the outdoor area, with a BBQ section alongside it for eating outside through the warmer months. External stairs lead up to a private solarium, which offers views over the surrounding countryside towards the mountains and serves as an evening retreat once the ground-level terrace loses the sun. The village setting shapes the rhythm of the week. Daya Nueva has around 1,617 inhabitants, and within 2 km there are roughly 19 restaurants, 21 cafés, 9 pharmacies, 7 banks, 2 schools and a park, so most daily errands can be done on foot or by a short drive. The municipal sports centre is only 0.4 km away, which makes regular exercise practical without depending on the car. For wider shopping, healthcare and services, Almoradí is about 10 minutes by car. The location is inland: the coast is roughly a 20-minute drive, so beach visits are deliberate trips rather than part of the daily routine. For residents who value quiet village life, private outdoor space and one-level living, with the beach and golf courses as regular but planned outings, the setup matches that pattern well.
Daya Nueva sits in the Vega Baja del Segura, an agricultural plain in the south of Alicante province, about 15 metres above sea level and entirely flat, a detail that matters for cycling and walking, both of which are straightforward here. The village has roughly 1,617 residents, which keeps the pace quiet and local. Within 2 km, the amenity count includes 19 restaurants, 21 cafés, 9 pharmacies, 7 banks, 2 schools and a park, so everyday needs are covered without leaving the immediate area. The municipal sports centre is 0.4 km away and a second facility at Daya Vieja sits 1.4 km from the property. For broader services, Almoradí is a 10-minute drive, while Elche, a city of some 234,765 inhabitants, lies 18 km away as the crow flies, and both Murcia (35 km) and Alicante (36 km) are within reach for regional amenities, hospitals and cultural outings. Public transport exists on a modest scale: 9 bus lines serve 5 stops in the area, workable for occasional trips but not a substitute for a car. Train connections are available at Callosa de Segura, 7.6 km away in a straight line. A car is realistically essential for beach visits, airport runs and larger shopping; the beaches of the southern Costa Blanca are around a 20-minute drive. The area sits outside the main coastal tourist flow, so the village remains settled year-round rather than emptying in winter.
The map shows the villa on the edge of Daya Nueva, with the village centre within a 10-minute walk. Markers indicate the nearby sports centre, golf courses at 6.5 and 15 minutes by car, the marina, and the coast roughly 20 minutes' drive away, a quiet inland base with the Costa Blanca South within easy reach.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Daya Nueva occupies a quiet inland position in the Vega Baja del Segura, the southernmost comarca of Alicante province, closer to Murcia than to Alicante city in practical terms. The village sits between the agricultural plain and the coastal strip of the Costa Blanca South, roughly 20 minutes' drive from the sea. This places it in the affordable band of the regional market compared with coastal front-line towns, while remaining connected: Elche at 18 km, Murcia at 35 km and Alicante at 36 km straight-line distance frame a triangle of larger cities within an hour. The position suits buyers who prefer village calm over resort buzz but want the coast reachable for regular visits.
Distances below are straight-line unless stated otherwise. Alicante-Elche airport is approximately 28 km away, roughly a 30-minute drive in normal traffic, while Valencia airport lies about 156 km and Malaga-Costa del Sol about 364 km from the property. The nearest golf course, Club de Golf La Finca, is 6.5 km away, with La Marquesa reachable in about 15 minutes by car. The Port Esportiu Marina de les Dunes is 9.7 km away for coastal dining and moorings. The beaches of the Costa Blanca South are roughly a 20-minute drive according to the seller's information. Electric-vehicle charging points are available at Estación de Recarga (0421), 8.3 km away, and at Iberdrola Oasis Center, 9.8 km away. Rail access runs through Callosa de Segura station at 7.6 km and Callosa de Segura-Cox at 8.1 km. Local bus service covers 9 lines across 5 stops, sufficient for village-to-town trips but limited in frequency. By road, the villa's edge-of-village position means quick access out of the settlement, and the flat terrain makes short journeys by bicycle realistic for shopping or the sports centre.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 28 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 156 km |
| Callosa de Segura | 7.6 km |
| Callosa de Segura-Cox | 8.1 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data for Daya Nueva shows an average annual temperature of 18.9°C, with monthly averages ranging from about 12°C in the coolest months to 26°C in summer, a mild winter profile by northern European standards. The swimming season extends to roughly six months, during which sea and pool water temperatures hold at or above 20°C, meaning the private saltwater pool is genuinely usable from late spring into autumn rather than for a brief summer window. The village lies at 15 metres above sea level on the flat Vega Baja plain, so there are no hills between the home and local amenities; walking and cycling require no effort beyond distance. The surrounding landscape is agricultural lowland, with mountain views visible from the solarium towards the horizon. Sunshine hours follow the southern Costa Blanca pattern of well over 3,000 hours annually, which suits the solarium orientation and outdoor living setup. Rainfall concentrates in a small number of autumn and spring days, keeping the tiled outdoor areas usable through most of the year.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Although Daya Nueva itself is inland, coastal recreation sits within easy driving range. The beaches of the Costa Blanca South are approximately 20 minutes away by car, and the Marina de les Dunes port at 9.7 km offers a maritime setting with waterfront dining. Golf is a particular strength of this location: Club de Golf La Finca, one of the well-regarded courses of the Vega Baja, lies 6.5 km away as the crow flies, and La Marquesa Golf is roughly a 15-minute drive, giving residents two options for regular play. For everyday sport, the Polideportivo Municipal Daya Nueva is just 0.4 km from the villa, effectively around the corner, while Centro Deportivo Daya Vieja (1.4 km) and Polideportivo Venancio Costa (3.0 km) add further options. The village park within 2 km provides green space for walks with children or dogs. Cycling on the flat plain is a common pastime, and the agricultural surroundings offer quiet country roads for longer rides. For a change of scene, Elche with its palm groves is 18 km away in a straight line, combining cultural visits with city shopping.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Daya Nueva is a municipality in the comarca of Vega Baja del Segura in the Valencian Community, Spain.
| 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: VL080813
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within Daya Nueva itself, this villa competes directly with three new-build developments. Amatista Garden Villas Fase II advertises from €317,000, Nueva Daya Villa from €380,000 and Villas Palma Nova from €399,900. Against those entry figures, the fixed €429,000 asking price here sits at the upper end of the village market. The difference in approach matters: new-build purchases at those from prices typically involve the lowest-spec configuration, with pool, solarium or plot upgrades often added separately, and a construction or delivery waiting period before the home is habitable. This property, by contrast, was completed in 2020 and is key-ready, with the saltwater pool, BBQ area, solarium, ducted air conditioning and utility room already in place, so the headline price reflects a finished, equipped home rather than a base model. Viewed across the wider region, the Vega Baja del Segura remains one of the more affordable stretches of the southern Costa Blanca. Inland village locations such as Daya Nueva, Daya Vieja, Almoradí and San Fulgencio's rural fringe generally price below the coastal towns of Guardamar del Segura and Torrevieja, where proximity to the sea carries a premium of roughly 15–30% for comparable property types. The trade-off is explicit: coastal buyers walk to the beach; here, the beach is a 20-minute drive but the buyer gains a larger plot, a private pool and a quieter year-round village environment for a similar budget. For golf-led buyers, La Finca at 6.5 km positions the villa well against competing developments around the course at Algorfa. Compared with the newer projects in the same village, the value proposition rests on immediacy and completeness rather than on the lowest entry price, a distinction buyers should weigh depending on whether waiting for a new build or moving into a finished home matters more to their plans.
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