A new residential development of 172 apartments in Torrevieja, on the southern Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante. The complex comprises six buildings arranged around landscaped gardens, communal swimming pools for adults and children, a gym, sauna and paddle tennis court. Homes offer two or three bedrooms, two bathrooms and between 65 and 88 square metres of built area, with ground-floor gardens, terraces or private solariums. Prices range from €305,000 to €385,000. Construction is under way, with delivery indicated for the third quarter of 2027. The nearest beach, Playa del Cura, lies roughly 1.2 km away as the crow flies, and a supermarket is within a short walk of the site.
Within Torrevieja itself, this development sits at a higher price point than several comparable apartment projects in the city. EDIFICIO ANTONELLA starts from approximately €214,000, while EDIFICIO VENTO and EDIFICIO TALAN 2 both start from around €255,000. The gap of roughly €50,000 to €90,000 at entry level reflects differences in scale, communal facilities and specification rather than dramatic location differences, since all four projects lie within the same municipal boundaries and share access to the same beaches and services. What this development offers in exchange is a larger resort-style package: 172 homes across six buildings, adult and children's pools, a gym, sauna and paddle tennis court, plus two underground parking levels with storage rooms, amenities that smaller infill buildings in the city centre typically lack. The technical specification, including aerothermal hot water, mechanical ventilation, underfloor heating in bathrooms and communal photovoltaic panels, also goes beyond the standard finishing level of many competing schemes. Regionally, Torrevieja remains one of the more accessible coastal markets on the Costa Blanca when compared with premium zones around Alicante city or the northern Costa Blanca, where equivalent new-build specifications generally command higher figures. The proximity of Murcia at 39 km adds a second regional airport option at Corvera within reasonable driving range for some routes. Buyers weighing value should compare not only headline prices but also what is included, parking, storage, appliance packages and community fees, since these vary considerably between Torrevieja projects and materially affect total cost of ownership. The five-month swimming season, seven Blue Flag beaches and year-round urban services of a city of nearly 99,000 inhabitants form the common backdrop against which these projects compete.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The development stands in an urban part of Torrevieja, a coastal city of around 98,500 inhabitants in south-eastern Spain. Playa del Cura beach is approximately 1.2 km away in a direct line, and a supermarket lies 354 metres from the site. Pharmacies, banks, cafés and restaurants are all concentrated within a two-kilometre radius, so most daily errands can be done on foot or by bicycle.
The homes are designed for year-round Mediterranean living. Each apartment has two bathrooms, a private terrace, garden or solarium, and ducted air-conditioning preparation with aerothermal hot water. Kitchens include quartz worktops, bathrooms have underfloor heating, and fitted wardrobes come as standard. Underground parking and storage rooms are provided across two basement levels, with lift access to every block.
Construction is currently under way. Delivery is indicatively planned for the third quarter of 2027, meaning buyers purchase off-plan and should allow for possible shifts in the completion schedule. Reservations at this stage concern homes that can be inspected as scale models, plans and show materials rather than finished properties. The indicated date originates from the developer and remains subject to construction progress.
The project does not include private pools, private gardens on upper floors, or individual Jacuzzis. Parking and storage are located in a shared underground structure. The site lies at a comparatively greater distance from Alicante-Elche airport, roughly 35 km in a straight line. Distances to golf courses start at about 8.7 km, so the development is not within immediate walking range of a course. No private lift inside individual apartments is provided.
This development fits several recognisable situations. A couple planning to relocate permanently to the Costa Blanca will find the walkable surroundings, year-round services and underfloor-heated bathrooms aligned with daily comfort in a climate that averages 18.7 degrees annually. Buyers seeking a second home within a managed community benefit from the communal pools, gym and paddle court, which reduce the maintenance burden typical of standalone villas. Those wanting outdoor space without garden upkeep can choose a terrace or solarium unit. Investors comparing rental potential will note the proximity of the beach, the marina at Real Club Náutico 1.1 km away and the depth of local amenities, factors that support occupancy across the five-month swimming season and beyond. Buyers who need to be within a short drive of an airport should weigh the distance to Alicante-Elche, around 35 km in a straight line. Purchasers comfortable with an off-plan timeline, delivery indicatively in the third quarter of 2027, and able to accept that completion dates can move will find the purchase structure standard for the Spanish new-build market. The homes are less suited to buyers requiring large built areas, private pools or a rural setting, since the project is urban in character and communal in its leisure facilities.
The specification list indicates a mid-to-upper finishing level for the regional new-build market. Floors are laid in quality porcelain throughout, a hard-wearing surface suited to sandy coastal living. Windows are double-glazed aluminium units, and entrance doors are security doors. Bedrooms include fitted wardrobes. Kitchens come with modern cabinetry and quartz worktops, with a full appliance package available as an option, buyers should confirm the cost of that package separately. Bathrooms feature suspended fixtures, walk-in showers and electric underfloor heating, a detail that adds comfort in the cooler months when average temperatures dip toward 12 degrees. The technical installation is notable: homes are prepared for ducted air-conditioning (hot and cold), use aerothermal systems for hot water, include mechanical ventilation and are fibre-ready. At community level, photovoltaic panels contribute to the energy performance of the development. Parking and storage are housed across two underground levels with lift access to each of the six blocks, removing the need to carry shopping through open air in summer. Buyers evaluating off-plan quality are advised to request the developer's full specification sheet and, where available, a show home visit, since finishes described in marketing material are normally subject to equivalence clauses in Spanish purchase contracts.
Prices for this development run from €305,000 to €385,000, covering the range of apartment types and positions within the six buildings. The lower end corresponds to the compact two-bedroom homes of around 65 square metres, while higher prices reflect larger built areas up to 88 square metres and positions with solariums or more generous outdoor space. Each price relates to a specific unit with a fixed asking figure rather than a general starting price for the project. Buyers should budget separately for the optional full appliance package for the kitchen and for the purchase costs attached to new-build property in Spain. Availability of particular layouts and orientations depends on reservations already placed with the developer.
Daily life in this Torrevieja development is organised around the contrast between a compact urban setting and the Mediterranean coast within easy reach. The supermarket 354 metres away covers routine shopping, while the concentration of 168 restaurants, 44 cafés and 27 pharmacies within two kilometres means that almost every practical need is met without starting a car. The complex itself functions as a small resort: residents can swim in the adult or children's pools, train in the gym, use the sauna or play paddle tennis without leaving the grounds. The homes are modest in scale, 65 to 88 square metres of built area, which suits couples, small families and buyers seeking a low-maintenance second residence. Ground-floor units open onto private gardens, intermediate floors have terraces, and top floors carry private solariums, giving each level a distinct outdoor character. Torrevieja itself is flat terrain at about 20 metres elevation, with a gradient toward the beach of under one per cent, so walking and cycling are realistic modes of transport for much of the year. The city's 14 public transport lines and 50 stops add a further layer of mobility for trips beyond the immediate neighbourhood. Out-of-season, the population remains substantial, so restaurants, services and facilities keep running through winter, an important consideration for anyone planning extended stays outside the summer months.
The immediate surroundings combine urban convenience with coastal proximity. A supermarket sits 354 metres from the site and a pharmacy 576 metres, so top-up shopping and prescriptions are walking matters. Playa del Cura lies about 1.2 km away in a direct line, and Cala del Palangre 1.5 km, a fifteen-to-twenty minute walk along flat terrain for most residents. The hospital at 3.4 km is reachable by car within minutes. Leisure infrastructure is close: the Real Club Náutico marina at 1.1 km, the Palacio de Deportes Infanta Cristina sports centre at 1.2 km and a hotel swimming pool at 0.9 km. Golfers must travel further, Villamartín at roughly 8.7 km, Campoamor at 10 km and Las Ramblas at 11 km, all drivable within fifteen to twenty minutes. For electric-vehicle owners, the nearest charging points start at about 5.8 km, with a denser cluster of fast chargers around La Zenia at 8.3 km. With 14 bus lines and 50 stops across the city, day trips without a car are feasible, though most residents will find a vehicle practical for the airport run and for exploring the wider Alicante province.
The map shows the development within Torrevieja's urban fabric: the beach at 1.2 km, the marina just beyond, and the dense cluster of shops and services within walking distance. Golf courses and the airport lie farther out to the north and south. All distances shown are straight-line measurements.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Torrevieja occupies the southern stretch of the Costa Blanca in Alicante province, closer to Murcia (39 km) than to the city of Alicante (44 km). This position shapes its character: a mid-sized, Spanish-speaking coastal city of nearly 99,000 inhabitants that functions year-round rather than as a seasonal resort. Elche at 32 km and Orihuela Costa immediately to the south complete the regional frame. Compared with the Costa del Sol around Málaga, some 368 km to the airport there, the area offers a different market profile, with generally lower price levels and a stronger concentration of Northern European second-home owners.
Key distances, measured in a straight line: Playa del Cura beach 1.2 km, the marina 1.1 km, supermarket 354 m, pharmacy 576 m, hospital 3.4 km, and the nearest golf course 8.7 km. Road distances will be longer than these direct figures. Alicante-Elche Airport is approximately 35 km away, Valencia Airport 168 km and Málaga Airport 368 km, which places the development firmly in the Alicante catchment for flights. The regional context includes Elche at 32 km, Murcia at 39 km and the city of Alicante itself at 44 km, all offering larger retail, medical and cultural facilities than Torrevieja. Within the city, flat terrain and a dense network of amenities make walking and cycling realistic for daily needs, while the 14 public transport lines cover longer internal routes. A car remains useful for airport transfers, golf and regional travel.
| Beach Distance | 1.2 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 35 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 168 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Torrevieja records an average annual temperature of 18.7 degrees, with monthly averages ranging from 12 degrees in winter to 26 degrees in summer. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of 20 degrees or more, lasts about five months, which places sea swimming realistically between late May and early October. The city sits at roughly 20 metres above sea level with a gradient toward the beach of about 0.8 per cent, effectively flat, so no significant climbs separate the development from the coast. Rainfall is modest by Atlantic standards, and the surrounding landscape is characterised by the salty lagoons of the Torrevieja natural park area and the intensively cultivated coastal plain between the city and the Orihuela Costa. The microclimate is influenced by these lagoons and the open sea, keeping humidity present but temperatures moderate. Residents planning winter stays should expect cooler evenings from December to February, for which the aerothermal hot water and prepared ducted heating are relevant installation choices.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Torrevieja holds seven Blue Flag beaches, including Cabo Cervera, Cala de las Piteras, El Cura, La Mata and Los Locos, a density of awarded beaches unusual for a city of this size. The nearest to the development, Playa del Cura, lies about 1.2 km away, with the smaller cove of Cala del Palangre at 1.5 km. Recreation extends beyond the sand: the Real Club Náutico marina at 1.1 km, the Palacio de Deportes Infanta Cristina at 1.2 km and the CF Torrevieja football facilities at 1.4 km provide structured sport, while the Torre del Moro viewpoint 3.0 km away offers coastal walks. Golf is a deliberate drive: Villamartín at approximately 8.7 km, Real Club de Golf Campoamor at 10 km and Las Ramblas de Orihuela at 11 km form a well-known cluster of courses on the Orihuela Costa. Within the complex itself, the adult and children's pools, gym, sauna and paddle tennis court supply daily recreation without leaving the grounds.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Torrevieja is a Mediterranean-seaside city and municipality on the Costa Blanca, in the province of Alicante, Valencian Community, in southeastern Spain. The city is in one of the only Spanish-speaking areas of the Valencian Community.
| 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 |
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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