This new residential development is under construction at La Manga Club Resort in Murcia, offering 3- and 4-bedroom apartments, townhouses and villas with living areas from 102 m². Prices range from €400,000 to €445,000, with completion indicatively expected in the first quarter of 2028. The site lies near the coast in an urban setting with everyday amenities within walking distance, including a supermarket approximately 400 metres away. Several small coves sit around two kilometres from the development, while golf courses are reachable by car. The homes include terraces, gardens or solariums, communal pools and private outdoor parking.
Within the wider coastal market of south-eastern Spain, this development occupies a distinct position. At La Manga Club Resort in Murcia, it offers resort-style new construction at asking prices between €400,000 and €445,000, a notably lower entry point than comparable new-build product in the Mar Menor area. Golden Green Villas in Los Alcázares, for example, starts from €539,900, a difference of roughly €95,000 to €140,000 against the top of this development's range. That gap reflects several factors. Los Alcázares sits on the shore of the Mar Menor with direct access to its shallow, calm waters, whereas this development lies near Mediterranean coves around two kilometres away as the crow flies. Golden Green Villas comprises villas rather than a mixed programme of apartments, townhouses and villas, which typically commands a premium per unit. What this development offers in return is a resort environment with communal pools, a gym and multipurpose room, landscaped gardens and private outdoor parking, plus golf-course heritage in the surrounding area, though the nearest courses are 15 to 19 km away by straight-line distance, so golf is a driving activity rather than a walk out of the gate. Buyers weighing the two options trade immediate beach proximity and villa format for a lower price, new construction with ducted air conditioning and delivery in 2028. Across the broader region, the Murcia coast generally prices below the Costa del Sol, and this development fits that pattern while adding resort-level communal facilities that many comparably priced coastal schemes lack. Airport access is a differentiator in the other direction: the site sits further from a major airport than Costa del Sol alternatives, which matters for international buyers making frequent trips. Buyers comparing options should weigh the fixed asking prices here against from-prices elsewhere, as the latter may move upward as sales progress.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The development stands in an urban environment near the coast at La Manga Club Resort, Murcia. A supermarket lies roughly 400 metres away, and the nearest coves, including Las Cañas, Cala del Cuervo and Cala Golera, sit between 1.9 and 2.0 km away as the crow flies. A pharmacy is 5.3 km distant and the nearest hospital 9.7 km.
The homes offer three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 102 m² of living space, with a choice of terrace, garden or solarium. Communal pools, a children's pool, a gym and multipurpose room, fitted wardrobes, a utility room and private outdoor parking form part of the scheme. Ducted hot and cold air conditioning and energy-efficient domestic hot water are installed.
Construction is currently under way, with delivery indicatively planned for the first quarter of 2028. Buyers purchase off-plan, meaning completion dates remain subject to the construction schedule. Residences include apartments, townhouses and villas of 3 and 4 bedrooms, with built sizes ranging from 102 to 119 m².
The development does not include a private pool; swimming facilities are communal. Parking is outdoor and private rather than a closed garage. The nearest golf course lies 15 km away as the crow flies, and the airport is at a greater distance. An electric-vehicle charging point is 8.6 km away, so home charging arrangements need verification.
This development fits buyers who want a new-build home in a resort environment near the Murcia coast and are prepared to wait until the indicative 2028 delivery. It suits those seeking three bedrooms and two bathrooms with roughly 102 m² of living space, combined with a terrace, garden or solarium for outdoor living. Households that value walkable daily amenities, the supermarket 400 metres away, and a communal pool and gym on site will find the setup practical. It also matches purchasers who plan life around a car: the coves nearest the site are under a 2 km straight-line distance, but golf courses at 15 to 19 km, the pharmacy at 5.3 km and the hospital at 9.7 km all involve driving. Buyers wanting a private pool should note that swimming facilities here are communal. The fixed asking prices between €400,000 and €445,000 place the homes in a mid-range segment for the region, which may suit second-home purchasers and those relocating permanently who prioritise new construction with ducted air conditioning and energy-efficient hot water over a larger resale property. Off-plan purchase requires comfort with a construction timeline and the processes that accompany buying on plan in Spain.
The residences are delivered as new construction with fitted kitchens described as fully equipped and bathrooms finished in a modern style, as confirmed by the project imagery showing contemporary glass shower enclosures and vanity units. Climate control is ducted, providing both hot and cold air conditioning throughout the home, a step above split-unit installations in terms of distribution and appearance. Domestic hot water is produced by an energy-efficient system, reducing running costs relative to conventional electric water heating. Storage and layout details include fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms and a separate utility room, which keeps laundry equipment out of the main living areas. Each home has a covered terrace, and depending on the unit type a private terrace, garden or solarium extends the usable outdoor space. Satellite television is pre-wired. Private outdoor parking is included, though it is not a closed garage, so buyers with specific vehicle-storage expectations should verify the exact arrangement for their unit. Communal areas are landscaped, with pools for adults and children plus a gym and multipurpose room. Finishes shown in the architectural visuals indicate contemporary materials in white and neutral tones; the definitive specification list per unit should be requested from the developer before contract.
Prices for the homes run from €400,000 to €445,000 as fixed asking prices for individual units within the range. The programme covers 3- and 4-bedroom apartments, townhouses and villas with built sizes between 102 and 119 m², so the price band reflects variation in property type, size and outdoor space. Residences with larger plots, solariums or garden areas sit toward the upper end of the range. Since construction is under way, availability depends on which units remain unsold at any given moment. Completion is indicatively scheduled for the first quarter of 2028.
Daily life at this development revolves around a compact urban setting with practical amenities on the doorstep. The supermarket at roughly 400 metres makes routine shopping feasible on foot, and the area is described as walkable and cycle-friendly for most everyday needs. The rhythm here is unhurried: mornings can begin on a private terrace or solarium, with mountain, golf, garden or pool views depending on the position of the individual home. The nearest beaches are small coves rather than long sandy stretches, Las Cañas at 1.9 km, Cala del Cuervo and Cala Golera at 2.0 km, straight-line distances that translate into a short drive or a longer walk in practice. The resort setting of La Manga Club means the surroundings combine residential calm with landscaped communal zones, gardens and shared pools, including a children's pool. The gym and multipurpose room provide indoor options for exercise and community use without leaving the site. A pharmacy lies 5.3 km away and the hospital 9.7 km, so healthcare runs through nearby towns rather than the immediate street corner. Wind turbines appear on the coastal horizon in some views, a visible feature of the wider landscape. For residents who play golf, the nearest courses, Serena Golf at 15 km, Club de Golf Veneziola and Campo de Roda at 19 km, require a car journey. The setting suits a pattern of local life on foot combined with driving for beaches beyond the closest coves, healthcare, golf and airport travel.
The immediate surroundings form an urban residential area with amenities within walking distance, which shapes daily life considerably. The supermarket 400 metres from the site allows grocery runs without a car, and the area generally supports getting about on foot or by bicycle for routine errands. Beaches nearest the development are coves, Las Cañas, Cala del Cuervo and Cala Golera, all around two kilometres as the crow flies, so actual walking or driving distance is somewhat longer. The pharmacy at 5.3 km and the hospital at 9.7 km serve healthcare needs through the wider district. Golfers reach Serena Golf at 15 km straight-line, with Campo de Roda and Club de Golf Veneziola both around 19 km, making the courses a deliberate outing rather than a next-door facility. An electric-vehicle charging point lies 8.6 km away, so drivers of EVs will want to confirm charging options at the home or nearby. The airport sits at a greater distance, which matters for frequent travellers budgeting transfer time. Wind turbines are visible on the coastal horizon from parts of the area, a characteristic of the local landscape.
The map shows the development at La Manga Club Resort, Murcia. Markers indicate the supermarket 400 m away, the coves of Las Cañas, Cala del Cuervo and Cala Golera around 2 km as the crow flies, plus the golf courses, pharmacy and hospital in the wider area, a useful check on real travel distances.
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The development lies at La Manga Club Resort in Murcia, on the south-eastern Spanish coast. This positions it in the Mar Menor and La Manga corridor rather than on the Costa del Sol, at some distance from the region's major airport. The location combines resort-style surroundings with proximity to the coves of the Mediterranean and the calmer waters of the Mar Menor area. Nearby towns such as Los Alcázares provide additional services and comparable new-build supply. Within its market, the development competes on new construction, communal facilities and coastal proximity at a lower entry price than equivalent projects further west.
Accessibility works on two levels. Locally, the setting is compact: the supermarket is 400 metres away and most daily facilities can be reached on foot or by bicycle. Regionally, the development depends on the car. The nearest beaches, Las Cañas at 1.9 km, Cala del Cuervo and Cala Golera at 2.0 km, all as the crow flies, are short drives. Golf courses lie between 15 and 19 km away in a straight line, and the hospital at 9.7 km is the closest major medical facility. The pharmacy is 5.3 km distant. Public transport access is listed as a nearby feature, though specific lines and frequencies should be checked for commuting needs. The airport is at a greater distance from the site, so transfer times are substantial and worth factoring into travel planning. EV charging is available 8.6 km away, meaning home or destination charging arrangements deserve early confirmation.
The development sits near the coast in the Murcia region, an area known for high sunshine totals and a dry Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. The coastal position keeps temperatures more moderate than inland areas of south-eastern Spain during summer months, and the swimming season typically extends well beyond the peak of summer thanks to warm sea temperatures lingering into autumn. The landscape combines sea and mountains: mountain views are listed for the homes, and the surrounding terrain includes protected coastal strips and hills inland. Walking and cycling are practical in the immediate area given its urban, relatively flat character. The visible wind turbines on the horizon reflect the breezy conditions along this stretch of coast, which many residents experience as a cooling influence in summer. Rainfall is low and concentrated in a limited number of days per year, which favours outdoor terrace and solarium use through most seasons.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Beach life near the development centres on a series of coves rather than expansive sandy beaches. Las Cañas lies 1.9 km away as the crow flies, with Cala del Cuervo and Cala Golera both at 2.0 km, small, sheltered spots suited to swimming and paddleboarding, an activity visible in the coastal imagery of the area. Turquoise water and rocky headlands characterise this part of the coast. Golf is a defining recreation option in the region: Serena Golf is 15 km away, with Campo de Roda and Club de Golf Veneziola around 19 km distant, all reachable within a half-hour drive. On site, the communal pools, including a children's pool, and the gym and multipurpose room provide daily recreation without leaving the development. The landscaped gardens add green space for walks within the resort grounds. Water sports, coastal walking paths and marina facilities in the wider area round out the leisure options listed for the location.
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