Villa in Pilar De La Horadada

Located in one of the most beautiful parts of the Costa Blanca, is this luxury development of detached villas nestled between Torre de la Horadada and Pilar de la Horadada, only 300m from the beach. These modern villas offer 3 spacious bedrooms and 3 fully fitted bathrooms. On the ground floor, you'll discover a bedroom with a fitted wardrobe, a bathroom, and a large living-dining area connected to an open kitchen with views of the private pool. The first-floor offers two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The master bedroom boasts a large dressing room installed with plenty of shelves, drawers, and clothing racks. This bedroom also offers access to a spacious balcony overlooking the garden and pool. On the outside, these stunning villas feature a private garden with a porch, private parking, an outdoor shower, and a private swimming pool with a waterfall fixed to a gorgeous stone wall. There's also a spacious roof solarium for enjoying the clear sea views whilst soaking up the Spanish sunshine. Area A family resort town situated at the far southern end of Spain’s Costa Blanca, Torre de la Horadada will tick all the right boxes for anyone looking to enjoy the seaside lifestyle and have access to great amenities. Best of all you’ll get a warm welcome in a town which hasn’t suffered from excessive development. Relax in the town’s squares to enjoy life at a typically Spanish pace, enjoying tapas, cerveza or just sitting and watching the world go by. Nature lovers will find much to admire in the surrounding area. Just follow the scent of rosemary and thyme up the riverbed where you will find diverse species of wild orchids, dwarf palms and wild olive trees together with nesting water birds, wildcats and even eagles. Closer to home on the seafront lies the historic watchtower that once provided defence against pirate raids. Today you will see just a relaxed Blue Flag beach with crystal clear waters – perfect for diving or just dipping your toes in. Community In Torre de la Horadada, you’ll find a town that is just as popular with the Spanish as the English and Irish expats who make up 30 percent of its 2,500 inhabitants. Unlike some towns on the Orihuela Costa, this remains a town with a strong Spanish identity. Property Much of the housing stock was built during the building boom at the beginning of the century and you will find a range reasonably priced modern apartments and villas. To the north and south are urbanisations which are still within walking distance of the beach. Amenities The recent expansion of housing brought with it a host of useful amenities including supermarkets, bars, restaurants and a marina alongside the Blue Flag beaches. Away from the coast you will also find Lo Monte, a campsite with excellent swimming pools, a spa and gym. Transport Torre de la Horadada is within easy reach of two airports, with Murcia just fifteen minutes’ drive south and Alicante under an hour to the north. Although public transport is limited here, the town is situated off both the coast road and the motorway, connecting you with inland towns and cities. Health The town has its own public medical centre plus a dentist and pharmacies. For anything else you’ll need to make the short journey to the hospitals at Torrevieja. Cost of Living You’ll find Torre de la Horadada is a great mid-range option, compared to some of the towns to the north. And with easy access to major shopping facilities you should be able to keep prices within budget.