This detached villa stands in Aguas Nuevas, a quiet residential district on the southern edge of Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca. The property is offered at a fixed asking price of €449,900 and has been completed since 1970, making it an existing, key-ready home rather than a new-build project. It offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 120 m² of living space on an 860 m² plot, which is unusually generous for this part of the coast. The house includes a kitchen-dining room with a gallery, a living-dining room with a chimney and a large garage. The area is described as peaceful yet close to everyday amenities.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Aguas Nuevas lies inland of Torrevieja's town centre, in a residential zone made up largely of villas and low-rise homes. The setting is quieter than the seafront districts, with local shops, restaurants and services within easy reach by car. Torrevieja itself sits on the southern Costa Blanca, between the salt lagoons and the coast.
The house suits a household seeking space and privacy rather than apartment living. The 860 m² plot provides garden and parking room that flats cannot offer, while the layout with two bedrooms and two bathrooms covers both permanent residence and holiday use. The chimney and gallery add practical, year-round living comfort.
This is not a new-build development. The villa was completed in 1970 and is available immediately, key-ready. Buyers should expect the construction standards, fittings and installations of a property of this age, with the accompanying maintenance considerations, rather than modern new-build specifications.
The property offers two bedrooms only, which limits its capacity for larger households. It has no swimming pool mentioned in the available data. As a 1970 build, it will not meet current new-build energy and technical standards. Buyers seeking contemporary design, a communal resort setting or more than two bedrooms would need to look elsewhere.
This property fits a buyer who values land and privacy above contemporary finishing. A retired couple seeking a permanent residence with garden space, a chimney for winter evenings and room for a car and storage would find the layout practical. The two-bathroom arrangement also suits households that regularly host guests. Second-home buyers looking for a Costa Blanca base near Torrevieja's services, but in a quieter street setting, are another natural group. The house also appeals to buyers with a renovation mindset: the 1970 construction and the generous plot leave room to modernise or extend, subject to local planning rules, allowing value to be added over time. It is less suitable for buyers who want three or more bedrooms, a private pool ready from day one, or the warranties and energy performance of new construction. Those priorities are better served by the new-build developments in the surrounding area. In short, this villa matches the purchaser whose priority is space, plot and location at a defined price, and who accepts the character of an older Spanish villa in exchange.
As a villa completed in 1970, the construction reflects the building methods of its period: typically solid masonry walls, practical layouts and generous plot dimensions, but with original installations that a buyer should assess carefully. The interior photographs show a functioning, lived-in standard rather than developer finishing: fitted kitchen cabinets, mirrored wardrobes in the bedrooms, and a living room with bookshelves and a working fireplace. The chimney is a genuine feature of the house, providing supplementary heating that many coastal buyers value during the winter months. The kitchen-dining room with its gallery, a rear utility passage common in Spanish homes of this era, adds practical space for washing, drying and storage that modern apartments often lack. The large garage is a substantial asset, offering covered parking and additional storage. Buyers should commission a technical survey to establish the condition of the electrics, plumbing and roof, all of which may date partly or wholly from the original construction or from later renovations. No energy performance certificate details or recent refurbishment records are included in the available data. In short, the quality on offer is that of a well-maintained older villa with functional fittings, and any upgrade budget should be planned by the buyer rather than assumed.
The villa is offered at a fixed asking price of €449,900. This is an existing home, so the price is not a starting point from a developer price list but the actual asking figure. For context within the same district, new-build villas at La Gomera Star in Aguas Nuevas start from €550,000 and apartments there from €399,000, while new apartments in nearby Rojales start from €475,000. Against those figures, this property positions itself through its plot size, 860 m², and its immediate availability, rather than through modern construction. The price reflects an older, completed home in an established residential area. Availability is immediate, subject to the seller's circumstances.
Daily life in this villa revolves around the combination of a generous plot and a compact, functional house. The living-dining room with its chimney serves as the natural heart of the home, usable throughout the cooler winter months, while the separate kitchen-dining room with its gallery extends the practical working area and provides space for laundry and storage. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms mean the house works equally well for a couple, a small family or as a holiday home with guest space. Outside, the 860 m² plot gives room for a garden, outdoor dining and the large garage that is part of the property. Aguas Nuevas itself is a low-density residential area: streets are quieter than central Torrevieja, and the rhythm of the neighbourhood is largely domestic rather than tourist-driven. Everyday errands, supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants, are within a short drive, with two restaurants recorded within two kilometres. The district sits close enough to Torrevieja's services to make daily life practical, yet far enough from the waterfront crowds to keep the setting calm, including outside the summer season. A car is the natural mode of transport here, as is common across the southern Costa Blanca's residential districts.
Aguas Nuevas sits on the inland side of Torrevieja, a municipality of roughly 80,000 residents on the southern Costa Blanca whose economy and daily life centre on services, salt production and coastal tourism. The neighbourhood itself is residential and low-rise, which keeps traffic and noise below the levels of the seafront zones. Within two kilometres, the available data records two restaurants; a fuller range of shops, supermarkets, health centres and schools is concentrated in central Torrevieja a short drive away. The town's weekly markets, the seafront promenade and the marina are part of the everyday infrastructure residents use year-round, not only in summer. The nearby salt lagoons of Torrevieja and La Mata shape the landscape immediately around the town and offer walking and cycling routes. Life here is car-based: the district's residential layout means most errands are done by car in ten to fifteen minutes. Out of season, the area quietens considerably, which residents who live permanently in Aguas Nuevas generally regard as one of its main advantages.
The map shows the villa's position in Aguas Nuevas, on the inland side of Torrevieja. The immediate surroundings are residential streets and garden plots, with central Torrevieja, its beaches and the salt lagoons all a short drive away, a location that balances calm with accessibility.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Aguas Nuevas lies within Torrevieja's municipal area, at the heart of the southern Costa Blanca, a stretch of coast between Alicante to the north and the Mar Menor to the south, known for its dry climate, salt lakes and a large international resident community. Within this region, the district positions itself as the quiet residential counterpart to Torrevieja's busier seafront, within convenient reach of both the town's services and the golf and beach zones of Orihuela Costa and Guardamar to either side.
Aguas Nuevas is reached by car via the local road network connecting Torrevieja with the surrounding municipalities. Alicante-Elche Airport is the main international gateway for the southern Costa Blanca, reachable by motorway in roughly forty minutes' drive; the coastal AP-7 and N-332 provide the main north-south connections. Corvera (Murcia) airport to the south is an alternative for some routes. Public transport in the district is limited, consistent with its residential character, so a car is effectively necessary for daily life. Beaches of Torrevieja, including Playa del Cura and La Mata, lie a short drive from the property, as do the beaches of Guardamar del Segura to the north and Orihuela Costa to the south. Golf courses of the southern Costa Blanca, such as those around Villamartín and La Finca, are within easy motoring distance. Exact distances by road vary with the route taken.
| Valencia (VLC) | 1576 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 1689 km |
| Nové Sedlo u Lokte | 3.6 km |
| Loket | 3.9 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The southern Costa Blanca is one of Europe's driest and sunniest corners, with the salt lagoons of Torrevieja contributing to a semi-arid microclimate: hot, dry summers and mild winters with abundant sunshine throughout the year. The historical figure for the wider area records around 2,776 sunshine hours annually. Rainfall is low and concentrated in a few autumn and spring downpours, so outdoor life on the plot, gardening, dining outside, drying laundry in the gallery, is practical for most of the year. The terrain around Aguas Nuevas is essentially flat, which makes walking and cycling easy and requires no climbing on daily errands. The proximity of the La Mata and Torrevieja salt lagoon natural park adds a distinctive landscape element directly next to the town, with walking routes and birdlife.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Torrevieja's coastline offers a string of urban sandy beaches and small coves, with Playa del Cura, Playa de Los Locos and the coves of Cabo Cervera among the best known; the long beach and dunes of La Mata stretch northwards towards Guardamar. Swimming is comfortable from late spring into October. Beyond the beach, the town has sports centres, an indoor municipal pool, tennis and padel facilities, and a seaside promenade suited to walking and cycling. Golfers can reach several courses of the southern Costa Blanca within a short drive, including the courses around Villamartín, Las Ramblas and La Finca. The salt lagoons themselves are a recreational feature, with paths and viewpoints used by residents for daily exercise. Water sports, diving and boat trips operate from Torrevieja's marina and nearby ports.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Aguas Nuevas is a village in Albacete, Castile-La Mancha, Spain. It is a small community belonging to the municipality of Albacete. It is located south of the Spanish capital. In 2023 it had 1968 inhabitants according to the INE.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | -0.9°C | 60 mm |
| February | -0.9°C | 52 mm |
| March | 3.2°C | 59 mm |
| April | 8.0°C | 64 mm |
| May | 12.6°C | 85 mm |
| June | 16.1°C | 95 mm |
| July | 17.7°C | 88 mm |
| August | 17.7°C | 72 mm |
| September | 14.4°C | 63 mm |
| October | 9.3°C | 56 mm |
| November | 2.7°C | 54 mm |
| December | -1.1°C | 60 mm |
Ref: VL494685
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within its immediate district, this villa competes most directly with the La Gomera Star development in Aguas Nuevas, where new-build villas start from €550,000 and apartments from €399,000. The comparison is instructive. For roughly €100,000 more, a buyer at La Gomera Star acquires new construction with current building standards, warranties and modern energy performance, but on a smaller plot and, in the case of the apartments, without private land at all. This villa offers the opposite trade-off: a 1960s-built house on a substantial 860 m² plot with a garage, at a price between the two La Gomera Star products. Further afield, the Oceanic apartments in Rojales start from €475,000, placing this property competitively against new coastal apartments while offering far more outdoor space. At the wider regional level, the southern Costa Blanca around Torrevieja differs from the Costa del Sol: prices per square metre are generally lower, the international community is heavily Northern European, and the climate is drier due to the salt-lagoon microclimate. Buyers comparing the two coasts often find that the Torrevieja area delivers more plot and built space for the same budget, at the cost of a less mountainous, more uniformly residential landscape. For the buyer whose priority is land, privacy and a defined price rather than new-build specifications, this villa occupies a distinct position in the local market that few alternatives replicate.
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