A ground floor apartment with private garden situated directly on the beachfront in Vera Playa, Almería, within the established Baria 2 residential complex. The property offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 64 m² of living space, sold fully furnished and key-ready. Residents have direct access to the beach and use of four communal swimming pools, landscaped gardens and a paddle tennis court. A private parking space and storage room are included. The asking price is €349,900. The complex benefits from a quiet, well-maintained setting and a direct connection to the Mohana 2 beach bar.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The apartment stands in the Baria 2 complex on the beachfront of Vera Playa, a coastal town in the province of Almería. Direct pedestrian access to the sand is a defining feature of the complex. Shops are approximately one minute away by car, and the beach is reached directly on foot. The area is characterised by low-rise residential development and a quiet, seasonal rhythm typical of this stretch of coastline.
The layout serves two bedrooms and two full bathrooms across 64 m², suitable for a couple, a small family or owners with regular guests. The private garden extends the usable living space outdoors and supports year-round use of the Mediterranean climate. Air conditioning provides comfort across seasons. The property is delivered fully furnished, so it can be occupied immediately after purchase without renovation work.
This is an existing property, completed in 1970 and currently key-ready. It is not an off-plan or new-build development, so there is no construction phase or delivery schedule to monitor. The complex is established and maintained, with communal facilities already in operation. Any purchase follows the standard resale process, with immediate transfer of ownership upon completion.
The building dates from 1970, which means the construction, insulation and installation standards reflect that period rather than current new-build regulations. The living area is 64 m², which limits internal space. The property is on the ground floor, so views are limited to the garden and surrounding grounds rather than open sea panoramas. There is no private pool; swimming facilities are communal.
Ref: VL207294
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This property fits a buyer who values direct beach access above interior space. A couple seeking a low-maintenance coastal home that can be used year-round will find the garden, air conditioning and furnished delivery practical. Owners who regularly host guests benefit from the second bathroom, though the 64 m² interior sets a ceiling on how many people can stay comfortably. It also suits someone purchasing a holiday apartment with occasional rental potential, given the beachfront position and communal facilities. Buyers should weigh several factors honestly. The 1970 construction means the building predates modern insulation and efficiency standards, so renovation expectations should be checked during viewing. Ground-floor living offers garden access but not elevated views. Vera Playa is quieter than the major Costa del Sol resorts, which appeals to those seeking calm and lower density, but means a smaller year-round service offering; a car remains necessary for most practical tasks beyond the immediate shops. The property is less suitable for buyers wanting a large family home, panoramic sea views or a new-build warranty structure. It is most relevant for pragmatic buyers prioritising location, outdoor living and move-in readiness over contemporary specification.
As a 1970 building, the structure and core installations reflect the construction methods of that era, and an independent technical survey is the appropriate way to verify condition of wiring, plumbing and damp protection. Within the specification provided, the apartment is delivered fully furnished and decorated, which removes the cost and delay of fitting out. The interior comprises two bedrooms and two complete bathrooms, one of which includes a bathtub, along with a hallway with storage and a dining area with views towards the outdoors. Air conditioning is installed for heating and cooling across seasons, which is the main active climate system noted. Mains water and mains electricity are connected. The private garden is laid out with a gravel and stone path, a low-maintenance surface choice consistent with the regional climate. The private terrace and garden extend the usable footprint beyond the 64 m² interior. Practical storage is addressed twice: a storage unit in the hallway inside, and a separate storage room included with the private parking space. The communal parts of Baria 2, four pools, landscaped areas and the paddle court, are described as well maintained, and the condition of communal elements directly affects both living comfort and community costs. Buyers should assess energy performance and any modernisation needs themselves rather than assume contemporary standards, while recognising that the delivered furniture, parking and storage represent tangible value within the fixed asking price.
The asking price is €349,900 as a fixed amount for the existing property, inclusive of furniture, a private parking space and a storage room. Because this is a resale rather than a new-build development, there is one price for one specific home rather than a price list with unit variations. Refuse fees run at €205.60 per annum; buyers should additionally budget for community fees covering the pools and grounds, plus IBI property tax, amounts which can be confirmed during due diligence. The property is key-ready, so no staged payments or construction-linked schedule applies. Availability is immediate upon completion of the standard Spanish purchase process.
Daily life at this property is organised around the beachfront position. Mornings can begin in the private garden, which functions as an outdoor room for most of the year given the mild Almería climate. From the complex, residents walk directly onto the beach without crossing a road or negotiating a promenade. The Mohana 2 beach bar, connected to the development, provides a nearby option for food and drinks throughout the day. Within the complex, four communal pools and landscaped areas offer alternatives to the beach, and a paddle tennis court supports an active routine. Shops are roughly a minute away by car, which covers practical errands such as groceries. The setting is described as quiet and peaceful, oriented towards permanent residents and holiday use rather than nightlife. Outside the summer season, the area calms further, which suits owners seeking rest but means fewer services operate year-round compared with larger resort towns. A car is the practical means of reaching wider amenities, and the included private parking space supports this. The two bathrooms avoid queuing when guests stay, and the storage room absorbs items that do not fit in a 64 m² interior. The apartment is sold furnished, so the transition from purchase to occupation is short. The overall rhythm is slow, outdoor-oriented and defined by proximity to the sea, with the garden and communal grounds carrying much of the daily living that the compact interior cannot.
The immediate environment is defined by the beachfront position and the internal amenities of the Baria 2 complex. The beach is reached directly on foot from the development, and the adjacent Mohana 2 beach bar gives residents a fixed point for meals and drinks without needing to drive. Shops lie about one minute away by car, covering daily grocery needs. The complex itself functions as a small residential ecosystem: four communal swimming pools distribute bathing capacity across the grounds, the landscaped communal areas provide walking space, and the paddle tennis court adds a sporting option. This matters in practice because it reduces dependence on leaving the complex for leisure. Vera Playa as an area is known for its naturist beach zone and broad sandy coastline, with low-rise construction maintaining a relatively open feel. The seasonal pattern is pronounced: summer brings tourists and fuller facilities, while autumn through spring returns the area to a quieter residential pace with some seasonal businesses closed. For permanent residents this means genuine calm outside peak months, balanced against the need to use nearby towns such as Vera or Garrucha for wider services, healthcare and administration. A car is the practical baseline for mobility, and the included private parking space within the price supports that reality.
The map shows the position of the Baria 2 complex directly on the seafront of Vera Playa, with the beach immediately adjacent and local shops roughly a minute away by car. The flat coastal terrain and low-rise surroundings are visible in the wider map view, along with the road connections towards Vera and Garrucha for regional services.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Vera Playa sits on the coast of Almería province, in the eastern part of Andalucia, north of the more densely developed Costa del Sol and south of the Costa Cálida in Murcia. The area forms part of a quieter coastal corridor characterised by wide beaches, low-rise building and a mix of permanent residents and seasonal visitors. Nearest service towns include Vera itself and the fishing port of Garrucha, which supply healthcare, administration and a fuller year-round commercial offering. The region positions itself on space, calm and value rather than on the resort density of Marbella or the airports-linked bustle further west, which suits buyers seeking a slower coastal rhythm.
Distances available in the data are limited but concrete: the beach is accessible directly from the complex on foot, and shops are approximately one minute away by car. No train or tram connection serves Vera Playa directly, so public transport options are minimal and a car is the standard means of transport for regional trips; the included private parking space is therefore a functional necessity rather than a luxury. Roads in the area are coastal and generally uncongested outside the summer peak, when beach traffic thickens. The A-7 motorway runs inland of the coast and connects Vera Playa to Almería city, Murcia and the wider region, though specific drive times to the airport are not provided in the data and should be verified. Within the immediate area, golf courses and marinas typical of other Costa del Sol towns are not noted for this location, so buyers seeking those facilities should confirm distances independently. On balance, accessibility is good for a car-based household and weak for anyone relying on public transport.
Almería province records some of the highest sunshine totals in Spain, with a semi-arid climate: hot, dry summers and mild winters, and annual rainfall well below the Spanish average. For this property that translates into a long outdoor season, with the private garden usable for much of the year and the beach within walking distance throughout. The swimming season, both in the sea and in the four communal pools, typically extends from late spring into early autumn. The terrain around Vera Playa is flat coastal plain, so the ground-floor position and garden involve no significant slopes, and walking to the beach is level. The dry climate also means low humidity discomfort relative to more Atlantic coasts, though summer heat is real and the installed air conditioning is the practical response. Specific microclimate figures such as exact sun hours for Vera Playa are not included in the data, so buyers should treat the regional Almería profile as the reference. Vegetation in the garden area, gravel and stone paths, reflects water-conscious landscaping typical of the region.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The property's primary recreational asset is its direct beach access: residents of Baria 2 walk from the complex straight onto the sand of Vera Playa, whose broad beaches form one of the main draws of this coastline. Vera Playa is additionally known for its designated naturist beach zone, one of the established ones in Spain. Within the complex, recreation is concentrated on four communal swimming pools, landscaped communal grounds and a paddle tennis court, which together provide options that do not require leaving the development. The Mohana 2 beach bar, directly connected to the complex, covers casual dining and social use. The data does not reference golf courses, marinas or formal sports facilities within Vera Playa itself, so buyers with those interests should verify options in neighbouring towns such as the golf developments around Cuevas del Almanzora or the marina at Garrucha. Coastal walking is a natural daily activity given the beachfront position, and the flat terrain makes cycling and walking practical along the shore. Overall, recreation here is beach- and pool-centred rather than organised around golf or nautical infrastructure.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Within the Almería coast, Vera Playa occupies a distinct position compared with both its immediate neighbours and the better-known Costa del Sol resorts to the west. The dominant regional comparison points are density, price level and year-round services. Compared with Marbella, Estepona or Fuengirola, Vera Playa offers markedly lower building density, broader and less crowded beaches, and typically lower prices per square metre, reflected here in a beachfront ground-floor unit at €349,900, a level at which the Costa del Sol generally offers apartments one or more rows back from the sea. The trade-off is service depth: the Costa del Sol sustains international schools, private hospitals, golf clusters and year-round hospitality, while Vera Playa depends on nearby towns such as Vera and Garrucha for comparable provision, and some local businesses close outside the summer season. Against neighbouring Mojacar, which offers a hillside old town and a livelier promenade strip, Vera Playa is flatter, quieter and more purely residential, which suits ground-floor garden living of the type this property provides. Within Vera Playa itself, beachfront complexes such as Baria 2 carry a premium over developments set back from the shore, because direct sand access without crossing a road is a scarce feature here. Buyers comparing this property with newer builds in the region should note the 1970 construction and 64 m² size against modern specifications, but also the tangible inclusions, furniture, parking, storage and four pools, which many newer developments price separately. The area also draws a specific audience through its established naturist beach zone, a niche that nearby resorts do not offer. In regional terms, this property competes on position and completeness rather than on contemporary build standards, a balance each buyer must weigh individually.
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