This key-ready townhouse in Dream Hills, near Orihuela Costa on the southern Costa Blanca, offers 150 m² of living space arranged across three storeys, with six bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garage and two storage rooms. The asking price is fixed at €280,000 and the property is sold fully furnished, including appliances. The residential complex includes two communal swimming pools, a padel court, a petanque area, a basketball court and a children's playground. Daily amenities are within walking distance, with a supermarket roughly 323 metres away and several beaches about 3.1 to 3.2 kilometres away as the crow flies. Golf courses sit within a 2.8 to 5.3 kilometre radius of the property.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Dream Hills is an established residential area near Orihuela Costa, close to the coast in an urban setting with amenities within walking distance. A supermarket lies approximately 323 metres away and a pharmacy about 1.6 kilometres. The nearest beaches, including Playa Cala La Mosca and Playa Punta Prima, are around 3.1 to 3.2 kilometres away in a straight line. A car is useful but not essential for all daily needs.
The property functions as a family-oriented home with six bedrooms and two bathrooms across three floors, a separate kitchen, a garage, two storage rooms and outdoor terraces with artificial grass. Communal facilities include two swimming pools, a padel court, a petanque area, a basketball court and a playground. Furniture and appliances are included, which lowers the practical threshold for immediate occupancy or rental use.
This is an existing home in key-ready condition, not a new-build development. Records indicate completion in 1970, while listing details refer to a three-storey semi-detached layout delivered in good condition. No construction phase or delivery schedule applies: the buyer can proceed directly to purchase and occupation. Any completion or handover dates mentioned in the sales process should be treated as indicative.
The property has two bathrooms for six bedrooms, which some buyers may consider limited. Outdoor space consists of terraces and a communal garden rather than a private garden or private pool. The home dates from an earlier construction period, so insulation and energy performance may differ from current new-build standards. The hospital is approximately 7.5 kilometres away and the airport is at a considerable distance, making a car practical for longer journeys.
This property fits several recognisable situations. A large or blended family needing six bedrooms within a moderate budget will find few alternatives at this price point with this amount of space. Buyers relocating permanently to the Costa Blanca who want a ready home without renovation work can move in directly, since the property is fully furnished and in good condition. Households that combine living and working from home can convert one or two of the six bedrooms into offices. It also suits buyers seeking a holiday home with rental potential: the included furniture and appliances, the communal pools and the walking distance to a supermarket reduce the effort of letting the property out between personal stays. Golf players benefit from three courses within roughly 3 to 5 kilometres as the crow flies. The fit is less obvious for buyers who want a private pool, a private garden or a modern energy-efficient new build, since this home offers a communal garden, communal pools and a construction date from an earlier period. Buyers relying entirely on public transport for long-distance travel should also note that the airport lies far away, making a car the practical option. Two bathrooms for six bedrooms is workable but tighter than in newer family homes, so households wanting en-suite facilities may need to weigh this carefully.
The listing describes the property as being in good condition. Interior photographs show a living and dining room with wood floors, and a modernised bathroom with a shower, bidet and vanity unit. The kitchen is a separate room rather than an open-plan installation, which reflects the construction conventions of its period and separates cooking smells and noise from the living area. Three full storeys provide distinct zones: reception spaces on one level, bedrooms distributed across the others, and access to terraces from the upper floors. Outdoor surfaces are finished with artificial grass on the terrace, patio and balcony, a low-maintenance solution that keeps the external areas green year-round without irrigation. A dining table on the balcony indicates usable outdoor space on an upper level. The property includes a garage and two storage rooms, which is a practical provision for a home of this size and exceeds what many coastal apartments offer. As an existing building, the technical baseline differs from current new-build standards. Thermal insulation, window glazing and energy performance were not specified in the available data, so buyers are advised to verify these aspects during a viewing or technical survey. Electrical installations and plumbing in homes of this age are typically renewed during renovations; the listing does not state whether this has occurred here. The overall picture is a well-maintained, functionally equipped home rather than a recently constructed property, and the €320 annual service charge funds the upkeep of the pools and communal sporting facilities.
The property carries a fixed asking price of €280,000; it is an existing home, so there is no price list or from-price structure. For this amount the buyer acquires 150 m² of living space with six bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garage, two storage rooms and communal facilities including two swimming pools. Furniture and appliances are included in the sale. Recurring costs are specified as annual property tax (IBI) of €211 and service charges of €320 per year, which covers maintenance of the communal areas. Compared with nearby new-build apartments in Torrevieja starting from €160,000 to €169,000, this property is positioned on floor space, bedroom count and included contents rather than on new construction. Availability is immediate given the key-ready status.
Daily life in this townhouse revolves around a three-storey layout that separates living and sleeping zones across different levels. The living and dining room features wood floors, and the separate kitchen allows cooking to take place away from the main living space. With six bedrooms, the home suits larger households, extended families or buyers who want dedicated rooms for guests, a study or hobby use. The two bathrooms, one of which is a modern bathroom with a shower, bidet and vanity unit, serve the upper and lower parts of the house. Outside, a terrace with artificial grass and a balcony with a dining table extend the living area during the warmer months. Morning coffee or evening meals can take place outdoors for much of the year given the regional climate. The communal complex adds two swimming pools for residents, alongside a padel court, a petanque area, a basketball court and a children's playground, so sport and play do not depend on private facilities. The immediate surroundings are urban with amenities on foot: the supermarket is roughly 323 metres away, which makes routine shopping a walk rather than a drive. Bars, restaurants, chemists and shopping centres are also nearby according to the listing. Beaches such as Playa Cala La Mosca, Playa Punta Prima and Cala de lo Ferri lie about 3.1 to 3.2 kilometres away as the crow flies, close enough for regular visits by car or bicycle. Three golf courses, Villamartín at 2.8 km, Campoamor at 4.7 km and Las Ramblas de Orihuela at 5.3 km, all straight-line distances, sit within a short drive. Outside the summer season the area remains a functioning residential environment rather than a purely seasonal resort.
Dream Hills sits in an urban environment near the coast with day-to-day amenities within walking distance. The supermarket at approximately 323 metres is the anchor of daily life: shopping for groceries requires no car. A pharmacy lies about 1.6 kilometres away, and an electric-vehicle charging point is available roughly 1.2 kilometres from the property. For medical care beyond pharmacy level, the hospital is approximately 7.5 kilometres away as the crow flies, a distance that in practice means a short drive. The beach is not on the doorstep but within easy reach: Playa Cala La Mosca, Playa Punta Prima and Cala de lo Ferri all lie between 3.1 and 3.2 kilometres away in a straight line. Road distances will be somewhat longer, but the beaches remain suitable for regular visits rather than occasional excursions. The listing also mentions bars, restaurants, chemists, shopping centres and parks in the vicinity. Mobility works best with a car for regional trips, golf courses, the hospital and the airport all favour driving, while local errands remain walkable. The neighbourhood functions year-round as a residential area with an international community typical of Orihuela Costa, meaning facilities stay open outside the summer season. Buyers should expect a settled, inhabited environment rather than an isolated resort that empties in winter.
The map shows the property in Dream Hills, with the supermarket just over 300 metres away and the beaches of Cala La Mosca, Punta Prima and Cala de lo Ferri a short distance to the east. The golf courses of Villamartín, Campoamor and Las Ramblas frame the area to the west. All distances shown are straight-line measurements.
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Dream Hills lies on the southern Costa Blanca, in the Orihuela Costa belt between Torrevieja and the Alicante, Murcia regional border. The area is characterised by international residential urbanisations, golf courses and a dense offering of beaches and coves. Within this context, the property positions itself as a spacious, well-connected family home in a consolidated neighbourhood, in contrast to the new-build apartment developments in Torrevieja and El Raso that dominate the nearby supply. The location combines coastal access at about 3 kilometres with walkable daily amenities, which is a different balance from both beachfront apartments and inland golf villas.
Straight-line distances place the property within a practical radius of most amenities. The supermarket at 323 metres and the EV charging point at 1.2 kilometres are reachable on foot. The pharmacy at 1.6 kilometres is a short walk or drive. Beaches at 3.1 to 3.2 kilometres, Playa Cala La Mosca, Playa Punta Prima and Cala de lo Ferri, require a brief car journey or a bicycle ride; actual road distances will exceed the straight-line figures. Golf is well represented: Club de Golf Villamartín lies 2.8 kilometres away, Real Club de Golf Campoamor 4.7 kilometres and Club de Golf Las Ramblas de Orihuela 5.3 kilometres, all as the crow flies. The hospital at 7.5 kilometres is the furthest routine facility. The airport is at a considerable distance, so arrivals and departures involve a longer drive; buyers should factor this into travel planning. A car is convenient for regional mobility but not necessary for daily shopping and local errands, given the walkable urban setting.
The southern Costa Blanca around Orihuela Costa is known for a dry Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers, typically delivering well over 3,000 hours of sunshine per year. Rainfall is low and concentrated in a limited number of autumn and spring days, which supports near year-round use of the terraces, balcony and communal pools. The outdoor lifestyle implied by the property, dining on the balcony, playing padel or petanque in the complex, is realistic for most months of the year. The terrain around Dream Hills is gently rolling rather than mountainous; the area between Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa consists of low hills and urbanised plains. No specific elevation data was provided, but the setting is lowland coastal, so slopes within the residential area are generally mild. The nearby beaches and coves at 3.1 to 3.2 kilometres provide access to the sea, while the salt lagoons of the wider region contribute to the dry, stable air. Buyers should verify orientation of the terraces during a viewing to assess sun exposure throughout the day.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Three beaches lie within 3.1 to 3.2 kilometres as the crow flies: Playa Cala La Mosca, Playa Punta Prima and Cala de lo Ferri. These are the sandy coves and family beaches characteristic of the Orihuela Costa and Punta Prima stretch of coastline, suitable for swimming, sunbathing and coastal walks. The swimming season in this region typically runs from late spring to early autumn, and sea temperatures often remain pleasant into October. Golf is the strongest recreational asset of the location. Club de Golf Villamartín at 2.8 kilometres is one of the established courses of the area, and Real Club de Golf Campoamor (4.7 km) and Club de Golf Las Ramblas de Orihuela (5.3 km) add two further options within minutes of the property. Together they form one of the densest golf clusters on the Costa Blanca. Within the complex itself, recreation is built in: two communal swimming pools, a padel court, a petanque area, a basketball court and a children's playground. This means daily leisure does not depend on driving, which is a practical advantage for families and for older residents. The listing additionally mentions parks nearby, giving walking options beyond the beach.
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In the local market between Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa, this townhouse competes mainly with new-build apartments. Palangre Beach in Torrevieja starts from €160,000, Edificio Sun & Center (key ready) from €169,000, and Oasis Laguna 2 Phase II in Urbanización El Raso from €227,000. Those projects deliver modern apartments, typically with two or three bedrooms, contemporary energy standards and communal pools, but with less floor space and fewer bedrooms than this property. At €280,000 as a fixed price, this townhouse offers roughly 150 m², six bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garage, two storage rooms and included furniture and appliances. For buyers who measure value in square metres and rooms per euro, the existing home is materially more generous than the new-build alternatives at comparable budgets. For buyers who prioritise new construction, warranties and current energy performance, the apartments hold the advantage. Location-wise, the comparison also differs in character. The Torrevieja projects sit in a busier town environment, while Oasis Laguna in El Raso lies in a quieter inland urbanisation near the Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja natural park. Dream Hills occupies a middle position: a consolidated residential area with walkable amenities, beaches at about 3 kilometres and the Villamartín, Campoamor, Las Ramblas golf cluster on the doorstep. This makes the property a functional family or rental option rather than a design-led lifestyle purchase, and its two communal pools and sporting facilities give it a community profile that the apartment buildings largely share. Buyers weighing the alternatives are effectively choosing between space and immediacy on one side and new-build finishes on the other.
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