This completed ground-floor apartment is situated in San Pedro del Pinatar, a coastal municipality of roughly 29,700 inhabitants at the northern end of the Costa Cálida in the Region of Murcia. The property offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and approximately 100 m² of living space, with a private terrace and direct access to a heated 25-metre communal swimming pool. The surrounding urban environment provides shops, restaurants and services within walking distance, with the beaches of the Mar Menor and Lo Pagán promenade under two kilometres away. The apartment was completed in 2024 (indicative) and is offered at €375,000.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The apartment sits within the built-up area of San Pedro del Pinatar, close to the port and marina of Lo Pagán. A supermarket lies 323 metres away and a pharmacy 56 metres. Playa Villananitos is roughly two kilometres distant. The nearest major airport is Alicante-Elche, approximately 54 kilometres in a straight line, with fifteen public transport lines and fifty stops serving the municipality.
The dwelling suits households seeking a walkable coastal base with year-round amenities. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms accommodate up to six occupants, with the third bedroom usable as a study. Climate control includes hot and cold air conditioning and underfloor heating in the bathrooms. The heated communal pool operates throughout the year, extending the usability of the complex beyond the summer months.
The property is a completed apartment, delivered in 2024 (indicative), and can be occupied immediately upon purchase. There is no construction phase or phased delivery schedule. Interior finishings and fitted Bosch kitchen appliances are installed. The building forms part of an existing residential complex with communal areas already in operation, including the heated 25-metre swimming pool.
The property does not include a private pool, private garden or private parking space within the listed data. The plot area associated with the unit is 30 m², referring to the terrace and associated outdoor space rather than a garden. Beaches are not at direct walking distance of a few minutes but approximately two kilometres away. The nearest hospital is 21 kilometres distant. No solarium, sea views or storage room are recorded.
Ref: VL731599
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This apartment fits several recognisable situations. A household seeking a low-maintenance second home with year-round usability benefits from the ground-floor layout, heated pool and walkable services: there is no garden to maintain and no stairs to negotiate. Families with children or visiting guests can use the three-bedroom configuration, with the third room doubling as a study between visits. Buyers intending to let the property will find the six-person capacity, furnished condition and proximity to restaurants and the promenade consistent with holiday-let demand along the Mar Menor, subject to local licensing rules. Part-year residents who spend winter months in Spain benefit specifically from the heated pool and underfloor bathroom heating, features that extend comfort outside the May-to-September swimming season. Active households can reach the municipal sports centre, Pinatar Arena and the regional park on foot or by bike, and three golf courses lie between 6.6 and 8.9 kilometres away by car. The situation is less suited to buyers wanting direct sea views, a private pool or a plot, since none of these form part of the property data, and those requiring immediate hospital proximity should note the 21-kilometre distance to the nearest hospital. Car dependency is limited but not absent: the airport at Alicante is roughly 54 kilometres and the golf courses require a short drive.
The interior finish corresponds to a contemporary residential standard. The kitchen is fitted with Bosch appliances and arranged in an open-plan configuration with the dining area, as confirmed by the property imagery. Both bathrooms include underfloor heating, a feature that improves comfort during the cooler months of the year, when average temperatures fall to around 11°C. Hot and cold air conditioning serves the living spaces, and satellite television is installed. The master bedroom has a private bathroom, the second bedroom a double bed, and the third bedroom a built-in hideaway bed allowing flexible use as an office. Interior detailing includes stone-wall accents in the bedrooms and sliding doors to the exterior, visible in the photographic material. The private terrace is covered and equipped with a sound system, connecting directly to the communal garden and pool area. The apartment is sold furnished, which removes the need for a separate furnishing budget. Condition is recorded as excellent. With regard to energy performance, no formal energy certificate value is listed in the available data; purchasers should request the certificate, which is mandatory for resale in Spain, during due diligence. Community infrastructure includes the 25-metre heated pool, which operates year-round, a technically significant amenity, as heated communal pools remain rare on this stretch of coast and typically imply higher community fees to cover heating costs. Prospective buyers should request the community accounts (actas de la comunidad) to verify the annual budget and any planned maintenance works.
The asking price is €375,000 for a completed, turnkey apartment of approximately 100 m² with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, equating to roughly €3,750 per square metre. The property is sold furnished with a fitted Bosch kitchen, air conditioning and underfloor bathroom heating already installed. As a single completed unit rather than a phased development, availability is immediate and there is no off-plan payment structure. Comparable new-build stock in the wider region, such as Golden Green Villas in Los Alcázares, starts from €539,900, placing this apartment below the entry price of larger new-build villas in the immediate area. Purchasers should verify community fees, annual property tax (IBI) and rental licensing status with the vendor.
Daily life around this apartment is structured around the town fabric of San Pedro del Pinatar rather than an isolated resort. Within a two-kilometre radius there are seventeen restaurants, five cafés, four banks, three pharmacies and three dentists, meaning most routine errands can be completed on foot or by bicycle. The supermarket 323 metres away allows grocery shopping without a car, and the pharmacy 56 metres away covers immediate healthcare needs. The ground-floor position with direct terrace access to the communal area creates an indoor-outdoor living pattern that functions across seasons: the heated 25-metre pool remains usable in winter, which is uncommon in this segment of the coast. The morning routine can plausibly include a swim before breakfast, and the Lo Pagán promenade, about two kilometres away, offers an evening walking route along the Mar Menor. The third bedroom with a hideaway bed allows the household to shift between a home-office configuration and guest accommodation as needed. Out of season, the town retains its permanent population of nearly 30,000 inhabitants, so cafés, markets and services continue operating year-round rather than closing after summer, a pattern typical of larger resort urbanisations. The flat terrain, with an average slope to the beach of 0.8 per cent and an elevation of 18 metres above sea level, makes walking and cycling practical for most residents. Distances that matter: the Polideportivo Municipal sports centre is 1.1 kilometres away, Pinatar Arena 1.7 kilometres, and the Salinas y Arenales Regional Park begins about two kilometres from the property, providing a natural area for walking and birdwatching, including the observatory at 2.2 kilometres.
The immediate environment is urban and service-dense. Within two kilometres there are seventeen restaurants, five cafés, four banks and three pharmacies; a supermarket sits 323 metres from the property and the nearest pharmacy 56 metres. This density reduces day-to-day car use substantially: the flat terrain (0.8 per cent average slope, 18 m elevation) makes walking and cycling practical. Public transport coverage comprises fifteen lines and fifty stops across the municipality, connecting the town with neighbouring Lo Pagán and inland villages. For healthcare beyond pharmacy level, the nearest hospital is 21 kilometres away, which typically means a 25-to-30-minute drive. Sports facilities are close: the municipal sports centre at 1.1 kilometres, Pinatar Arena football complex at 1.7 kilometres and a municipal climbing wall at 3.7 kilometres. Electric-vehicle owners can use three charging points within 2.1 kilometres, including a Tesla supercharger. The urban character means the area is busier than rural zones, particularly in July and August when seasonal visitors arrive, but quieter outside the school holidays while retaining full services for the permanent population of nearly 30,000.
The map shows the property within the built-up core of San Pedro del Pinatar, midway between the town centre and the Mar Menor shore. The beaches of Villananitos and La Mota, the Lo Pagán promenade and the saltpans of the regional park all lie within a two-kilometre radius, illustrating the compact scale of daily life around the apartment, a small Spanish coastal town where the sea, the market and the promenade sit within a Mediterranean stroll of one another.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
San Pedro del Pinatar occupies the northernmost point of Murcia's coastline, bordering the province of Alicante, and functions as a compact service town of roughly 29,700 inhabitants rather than a resort urbanisation. Cartagena (30 km, 219,000 inhabitants) and Murcia city (34 km, 463,000 inhabitants) provide regional services, hospitals and administration within a 30-to-40-minute drive. Elche (49 km) and Alicante airport (approximately 54 km) connect the area to international air traffic. Within the Mar Menor sub-market, the town competes on walkability and year-round services rather than on resort facilities, distinguishing it from purpose-built developments further south along the coast.
Beaches of the Mar Menor lie between 1.9 and 2.3 kilometres from the property: Playa Villananitos (1.9 km), Playa Las Charcas (2.0 km) and Playa La Mota (2.3 km). The Lo Pagán marina and promenade are 2.1 kilometres away, with two further marinas within 8.1 kilometres. Three golf courses are reachable by car: Lo Romero at 6.6 kilometres, Club de Golf Veneziola at 8.0 kilometres and Campo de Roda at 8.9 kilometres. Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) is approximately 54 kilometres in a straight line, typically a 45-to-55-minute drive. Murcia city lies 34 kilometres away and Cartagena 30 kilometres. The hospital is 21 kilometres distant. Everyday services, supermarket, pharmacy, cafés and restaurants, are all within a five-minute walk.
| Beach Distance | 1.9 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 54 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 186 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
San Pedro del Pinatar records approximately 3,848 sunshine hours per year and an annual average temperature of 18.7°C, with monthly averages ranging from 11°C in winter to 26°C in summer. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of 20°C or above, lasts about five months; the heated communal pool extends bathing beyond this window to year-round use. The municipality sits at 18 metres above sea level on flat terrain, with an average slope of only 0.8 per cent towards the beach, which makes the area accessible on foot and by bicycle for most ability levels. The Salinas y Arenales de San Pedro del Pinatar Regional Park lies roughly two kilometres away, a protected salt-marsh landscape with a bird observatory at 2.2 kilometres, known for its flamingo population and therapeutic mud baths along the shore. This combination of flat coastal topography and protected natural area directly adjacent to an urban centre is a defining characteristic of the location.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
The municipality holds three Blue Flag beaches: El Mojón, Las Salinas and Torre Derribada. The closest bathing areas to the property are the calm-water beaches of the Mar Menor, Villananitos, Las Charcas and La Mota, all within 2.3 kilometres, where shallow, sheltered water suits families and water sports including windsurfing and paddleboarding. The Lo Pagán promenade, 2.1 kilometres away, provides the main evening walking and dining circuit. Recreational infrastructure includes the marina at Puerto Deportivo de Lo Pagán (2.1 km), the municipal sports centre (1.1 km), Pinatar Arena (1.7 km) and a municipal climbing facility (3.7 km). Golfers have three courses within nine kilometres. A seasonal amusement park operates near the seafront during summer months. The regional park offers walking routes, birdwatching and the traditional mud-bathing sites on the saltpan shore.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
San Pedro del Pinatar occupies the northernmost point of Murcia's coastline, bordering the province of Alicante, and functions as a compact service town of roughly 29,700 inhabitants rather than a resort urbanisation. Cartagena (30 km, 219,000 inhabitants) and Murcia city (34 km, 463,000 inhabitants) provide regional services, hospitals and administration within a 30-to-40-minute drive. Elche (49 km) and Alicante airport (approximately 54 km) connect the area to international air traffic. Within the Mar Menor sub-market, the town competes on walkability and year-round services rather than on resort facilities, distinguishing it from purpose-built developments further south along the coast.
San Pedro del Pinatar is a small town and municipality in the Region of Murcia, southeastern Spain. The municipality is situated at the northern end of Murcia's Mediterranean coastline, the Costa Cálida, and borders the province of Alicante. It has an area of almost 22 km2, and a population of 25,167 as of 2018.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall | Sun Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 11.1°C | 39 mm | 180h |
| February | 11.8°C | 23 mm | 201h |
| March | 13.6°C | 28 mm | 216h |
| April | 15.8°C | 24 mm | 252h |
| May | 18.9°C | 19 mm | 288h |
| June | 22.6°C | 5 mm | 327h |
| July | 25.3°C | 1 mm | 333h |
| August | 26.0°C | 8 mm | 306h |
| September | 23.4°C | 40 mm | 243h |
| October | 19.6°C | 32 mm | 207h |
| November | 15.0°C | 44 mm | 183h |
| December | 12.1°C | 40 mm | 165h |
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Within the Mar Menor and northern Costa Cálida market, this apartment occupies the walkable-town segment rather than the resort segment. The nearest recorded comparable is Golden Green Villas in Los Alcázares, starting from €539,900, a new-build villa product roughly €165,000 above this asking price. That price gap reflects both property type and land component: a villa with private plot versus an apartment with communal facilities. Buyers comparing the two are effectively weighing private outdoor space against lower purchase cost, lower maintenance responsibility and the heated communal pool. Geographically, Los Alcázares and San Pedro del Pinatar sit on the same Mar Menor shoreline, sharing the calm, shallow waters and flat terrain, but San Pedro del Pinatar has the advantage of proximity to the regional park and the Alicante corridor, being roughly 54 kilometres from Alicante-Elche airport, among the shorter airport transfers on the Costa Cálida. Further south, Cartagena and La Manga offer larger urban services and resort facilities respectively, at higher density and, in La Manga's case, with pronounced seasonal population swings. San Pedro del Pinatar's permanent population of nearly 30,000 inhabitants and its 32 local festivals per year indicate a functioning town economy rather than a seasonal resort, which matters for off-season occupancy, both for personal use and for holiday letting. Against the Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol markets more broadly, the Costa Cálida's pricing per square metre tends to run lower; this apartment at approximately €3,750 per square metre, furnished and turnkey, sits within the range typical for the northern Mar Menor, where median provincial income of €15,750 supports a domestic rental market alongside international tourism.
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