This detached villa stands in Vera Playa, on the Almería coast of south-eastern Spain, within walking distance of the beach. The property offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 99 m² of living space on a 377 m² plot, and is available at a fixed asking price of €465,000. The villa forms part of a small development of twelve modular-built homes, each with its own private pool and solarium. Everyday amenities, including a supermarket and a pharmacy, lie within a few hundred metres, while several golf courses are reachable within a short drive. The wider Vera Playa area combines an urban setting with direct access to long, sandy beaches.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa sits in an urban environment in Vera Playa, where amenities are within walking distance. Playa El Playazo lies 687 m away as the crow flies, and a supermarket (181 m), pharmacy (211 m) and EV charging point (121 m) are closer still. Hospital care is approximately 27 km away, and the nearest airport requires a longer journey by car.
The house is arranged for practical coastal living: three bedrooms and two bathrooms across 99 m², with a private terrace and a private pool on a 377 m² plot. Built-in wardrobes, a fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and a solarium support year-round use as well as holiday stays, without the upkeep of a large garden.
The villa belongs to a phased development of twelve modular homes. This unit is recorded as key-ready, with construction using the VIVO sustainable homes system. Delivery dates across the development are indicative, with availability within the scheme stated as ranging from November 2026 to June 2027; buyers should confirm the exact status of this specific unit before committing.
The property does not offer sea views, a garage, underfloor heating, air conditioning details or storage room as confirmed features in the available data. The living area of 99 m² is modest for a detached villa, and the plot of 377 m² is one of the smaller ones within the development. The hospital lies 27 km away, and the airport is at a considerable distance.
This villa suits buyers who prioritise walkability and beach access over space and panoramic views. It is a realistic option for a couple or small family wanting a second home within walking distance of the sea, where the supermarket and pharmacy are also on foot, a combination that reduces dependence on a car during holiday stays. It can also work for permanent residents, including retirees, who value a low-maintenance plot and a manageable 99 m² interior, though the 27 km distance to the hospital and the distance to the airport are factors to weigh for full-time living or frequent international travel. Buyers seeking a large villa, sea views or a substantial garden will find the plot and living area modest; the home is better matched to households that prefer private outdoor space, pool, terrace, solarium, without extensive grounds. Golfers benefit from Desert Springs at 4.5 km, while households with an electric vehicle will note the charging point 121 m from the door. The property also fits buyers who want a newly completed home rather than a self-managed renovation: it is delivered key-ready with a fitted kitchen, built-in wardrobes and a finished pool. It is less suited to buyers needing four or more bedrooms, or those who want to be within a short drive of Málaga-style airport connectivity.
The villa is built using the VIVO sustainable homes system, a modular construction method in which the main structure and enclosures are produced off-site and assembled on the plot. The façades combine single-layer mortar with a paint finish and ceramic cladding, detailed according to the site management's design. Interior floors are 60x60 porcelain gres with matching 9 cm skirting, with buyers able to choose from a range; outdoor terraces receive non-slip gres in the same format. Bathroom walls are tiled in 60x30 white porcelain on three walls with one wood-look porcelain feature wall, again with a choice of tiles. Interior walls and ceilings are finished in smooth white paint. The entrance door is a security door, and interior doors are white-lacquered Dierre Sparta 5 models. Built-in wardrobes are lined internally with drawers and white lacquered sliding doors with soft-close mechanisms on 19 mm board. Exterior joinery is aluminium in RAL 7016, with series 75 RPT sliding windows and series 55-60 RPT casement windows. Glazing is laminated 6+6 glass on exterior railings and 3+3 Guardian Sun/10/5 mm solar-control double glazing in the bedrooms, with motorised aluminium shutters. The kitchen is fitted with integrated appliances including a fridge, dishwasher, induction hob, extractor hood, oven and microwave column. Sanitary ware is by Roca with chrome single-lever taps and a rain-effect shower head.
This villa is offered at a fixed asking price of €465,000. Within the wider twelve-villa development, prices range from €445,000 to €599,000, with the variation driven mainly by plot size and pool size; this unit's 377 m² plot places it at the lower end of that range. Comparable units with similar specifications (100–101 m² builds, 21 m² pools) are listed between €465,000 and €475,000, so the asking price sits in line with neighbouring homes in the same phase. A show home is available for viewing. Buyers should verify which specific units remain available and confirm the completion status of this property, as delivery dates within the development are indicative.
Daily life at this villa revolves around a compact, walkable neighbourhood. The supermarket is 181 m away and the pharmacy 211 m, so routine shopping and prescriptions do not require a car. The beach at Playa El Playazo is under a kilometre on foot, which makes morning walks, swimming and evenings by the sea a realistic part of the weekly rhythm rather than an occasional outing. The private pool and solarium extend outdoor living into the plot itself: the terrace works for meals outside through much of the year, and the solarium can be used for sunbathing or drying laundry depending on the season. The house is scaled for a household of four to five people: three bedrooms and two bathrooms mean the morning routine stays manageable, with one bathroom likely serving guests or the second and third bedrooms. The 377 m² plot keeps garden maintenance light, enough space for the pool, a terrace and some planting, without substantial weekly upkeep. Outside the immediate street, the area offers further beaches within a few kilometres (Cala Marqués at 1.4 km, Playa de Las Marinas-Bolaga at 3.1 km) and golf at Desert Springs, 4.5 km away as the crow flies. A car remains useful for hospital visits (27 km), golf and exploring inland Almería, but the essentials of daily life are reachable on foot or by bicycle. The urban character means neighbours and passing foot traffic are part of the setting, this is a lived-in coastal town rather than an isolated resort.
The immediate surroundings are urban and service-oriented. The supermarket at 181 m and pharmacy at 211 m mean daily provisions and medical basics are a two-to-three minute walk. An EV charging point at 121 m supports electric vehicle ownership without home wallbox dependence, though buyers may wish to confirm private charging options on the plot. The beach is the anchor of the area: Playa El Playazo, 687 m away as the crow flies, is one of the longest stretches of sand on this coast, and two further beaches, Cala Marqués (1.4 km) and Playa de Las Marinas-Bolaga (3.1 km), give alternatives within cycling distance. The hospital at 27 km is the main point of attention for healthcare planning; routine care is closer via local clinics and the pharmacy. Because much of the neighbourhood is reachable on foot or by bicycle, the day-to-day footprint of living here is small: errands, beach visits and evening walks rarely require driving. For excursions, Desert Springs Golf Club lies 4.5 km away, with Cortijo Grande (15 km) and Aguilón Golf (17 km) offering further options. The trade-off for this walkability is that the airport lies at a greater distance, so arrival and departure days involve a longer transfer.
The map shows the villa's position in Vera Playa: the beach under 700 m to the east, the supermarket and pharmacy within two minutes' walk, and the golf courses of Desert Springs, Cortijo Grande and Aguilón spread inland. All distances shown are straight-line; road distances may be longer.
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Vera Playa sits on the Costa Almería, the stretch of coast east of the Costa del Sol and south of the Costa Blanca, close to the Murcia border. The town is a purpose-developed beach resort that has grown around its beaches and naturist tradition, more low-rise and less densely built than Marbella or Benidorm. Regionally, it positions buyers for access to Mojácar (a hillside white town a short drive north-east), the Cabo de Gata-Níjar natural park to the south-west, and the inland golf and agricultural valleys around Cuevas del Almanzora. The nearest larger service centres are Garrucha and Vera town itself, slightly inland. Compared with the Costa del Sol, the area trades international atmosphere and airport proximity for lower density, lower prices and longer undeveloped coastline.
Measured in straight-line kilometres, the key distances are: Playa El Playazo beach 687 m, supermarket 181 m, pharmacy 211 m, and EV charging 121 m. Golf is well represented, with Desert Springs Golf Club at 4.5 km, Cortijo Grande at 15 km and Aguilón Golf at 17 km. The hospital is 27 km away, and the nearest airport is described as being at a greater distance, arriving by air therefore requires a substantial onward journey by car. Within the town itself, a car is optional for most daily needs: amenities are clustered within a few hundred metres, and the terrain between the house, shops and beach is flat coastal land suited to walking and cycling. For regional travel, a car provides access to the golf courses, inland Almería and the hospital. Buyers planning frequent trips abroad should factor the airport transfer into their travel time rather than treating the location as a short-hop destination.
Vera Playa lies on the coastal plain of Almería, at low elevation and on essentially flat ground, there are no significant slopes between the house, the town and the beach. The region is one of the driest and sunniest in Spain, with a semi-arid climate: summers are hot and dry, winters are mild, and rainfall is low and concentrated in a few months of the year. This supports a long outdoor season: the private pool and solarium are usable from late spring into autumn, and terrace meals are realistic for most of the year, with the solarium also serving as a sheltered warm-weather retreat. The swimming season in this part of the Mediterranean typically runs from late May to early October. The flat coastal strip and the nearby Cabo de Gata natural park area to the south give the landscape an open, arid character with dunes and unspoilt stretches of coast, distinct from the greener, more built-up Costa del Sol further west. Buyers should note that summer heat is pronounced in this corner of Spain, and the solar-control double glazing and motorised shutters fitted as standard are practical responses to it.
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The beaches are the principal recreational asset. Playa El Playazo, 687 m away, is a broad, sandy beach known in part for its naturist section, which reflects the tolerant character of the Vera Playa area. Cala Marqués at 1.4 km offers a smaller cove setting, and Playa de Las Marinas-Bolaga at 3.1 km extends the choice along the same coast. Swimming, walking and beach life require no drive at all. Golf is the second pillar of recreation: Desert Springs Golf Club, 4.5 km as the crow flies, is an Indiana-themed desert course regarded as one of Almería's leading layouts, while Cortijo Grande (15 km) and Aguilón Golf (17 km) provide additional variety within half an hour's drive. On the plot itself, the private pool and solarium supply daily recreation at home, swimming lengths before breakfast or sunbathing without leaving the property. The flat terrain makes cycling a practical leisure option along the coastal strip, and the walking routes between the beaches and the town add low-key exercise to the daily routine.
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Within its own development, this villa is positioned at the accessible end of the range. At €465,000 with a 377 m² plot and 21 m² pool, it matches units N7 and N8, while the larger-plot homes (N1 at 597 m², N9 at 631 m², N13 at 668 m²) carry prices up to €599,000. The build size is nearly identical across the development, roughly 99 to 101 m², so the price differences within the scheme are essentially plot and pool differences, and this unit represents the entry-level combination. Compared with the wider Vera Playa market, the property competes with resale detached villas and newer small developments along the same coastal strip. Its differentiators are the new-build specification (fitted kitchen, built-in wardrobes, solar-control glazing, security door), the private pool as standard, and the walkable position relative to both the beach and daily amenities. Resale homes in the area can be cheaper but often require modernisation, which shifts cost from the purchase price into renovation work. Regionally, Vera Playa and the Costa Almería sit below Costa del Sol price levels for equivalent detached homes near the beach, reflecting the area's lower density and its distance from a major international airport. Buyers comparing locations should weigh that trade directly: the same budget buys more plot and newer construction here than around Marbella, at the cost of longer airport transfers and a smaller expatriate service infrastructure. Within Almería itself, alternatives include Mojácar Playa, which offers a livelier resort feel and hillside views at broadly comparable prices, and the Cuevas del Almanzora area inland, where golf-orientated developments cluster around Desert Springs at generally lower price points but without the walk-to-beach position this villa offers.
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