An apartment in the city of Torrevieja, located in a residential area on the Costa Blanca coastline in the south of Alicante province. The property is in good condition and fully ready for occupancy. Torrevieja ranks among the most popular cities on the Mediterranean coast of Spain for foreign residents, offering a combination of developed urban infrastructure, a mild climate, and proximity to the sea. The apartment is handed over fully furnished, enabling immediate move-in without additional expenses.
The total area of the apartment is 63 m². The layout includes 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The compact yet functional space is arranged so that every square metre is used with maximum efficiency. Two separate bedrooms ensure privacy and comfort for the occupants. The living area combines lounge and dining functions, creating a cosy setting for daily life. Natural light enters through windows positioned for optimal sun exposure, visually expanding the space and creating a sense of openness.
Among the features of the apartment is air conditioning, providing comfortable indoor temperatures during the hot summer months when the thermometer rises to 30-35 degrees. The terrace complements the living space and serves as a place for outdoor relaxation, morning breakfasts, or evening tea. Full furnishing includes everything necessary for comfortable living: kitchen equipment and utensils, bedroom and living room furniture, household appliances, and textiles. The apartment is maintained in good condition, evidenced by the quality of finishing materials and the functionality of all engineering systems.
The building is situated in a residential quarter with development typical of Torrevieja: medium-rise apartment blocks with landscaped courtyards, green spaces, and pedestrian pathways. The surrounding grounds are kept in order, providing a pleasant living environment. The neighbourhood is characterised by a calm atmosphere in the evenings and moderate activity during the day. The proximity of residential buildings creates the feeling of an established and safe quarter with a settled community of residents.
The urban infrastructure of Torrevieja is designed to serve a multinational population. Supermarket chains Mercadona, Consum, Lidl, and Aldi provide access to groceries at accessible prices. Local produce markets offer fresh seasonal fruits, vegetables, fish, and seafood from local suppliers. The gastronomic scene of the city is diverse: tapas bars, fish restaurants, pizzerias, Asian and Northern European establishments. Medical services are provided by the public Hospital de Torrevieja, outpatient clinics, dental practices, and pharmacies. The education system includes public and private schools, kindergartens, and language schools for foreign residents.
Torrevieja possesses a unique natural setting. The salt lagoons — Laguna de la Mata and Laguna de Torrevieja — form a nature park that hosts colonies of flamingos and other species of migratory birds. The pinkish hue of the Torrevieja lagoon water creates an unusual visual effect that attracts photographers and naturalists. The city promenade extends for several kilometres along the coastline, connecting the main beaches and recreation areas. The city has museums — Museo de la Sal, Museo del Mar y de la Sal — as well as cultural centres and exhibition halls. The annual international habaneras and polyphony competition in August is one of the main cultural events of the region.
The climatic conditions of Torrevieja have been noted by the World Health Organisation as among the most favourable for health in Europe. The city receives over 300 sunny days per year, with average winter temperatures of 12-16 degrees and summer temperatures of 26-32 degrees. Rainfall is extremely rare, and a constant sea breeze tempers the summer heat. These conditions encourage an active outdoor lifestyle: walking and cycling along the coastline, water sports, swimming, running, and exercises at open-air sports facilities are available practically year-round. Mild winters attract residents from northern countries seeking warmth and sunshine.
The transport network includes the AP-7 motorway and the N-332 national road, providing connections to Alicante, Murcia, Orihuela, and other settlements in the region. Alicante-Elche International Airport is 45 kilometres away and serves flights across Europe. Murcia Corvera Airport is located 25 kilometres away. Local transport consists of bus routes covering the main districts. The beaches of Torrevieja offer variety: the urban Playa del Cura with developed infrastructure, the scenic Playa de los Locos, the Blue Flag-awarded Playa de los Naufragos, and the secluded Cala Ferris.
Daily life in Torrevieja is built around Mediterranean traditions: a morning visit to the market for fresh produce, coffee on the terrace, a walk along the promenade, lunch at a local restaurant with sea views, an afternoon rest, and the evening paseo — the traditional Spanish stroll. An apartment of 63 m² with two bedrooms, air conditioning, a terrace, and full furnishing provides everything necessary for comfortable daily living in one of the popular Mediterranean cities of Spain.
The information provided is for informational purposes only. The indicated price does not include taxes or expenses related to the purchase. We recommend verifying with our agents what is included in the price.
Furniture
Terrace
Built-in wardrobe
Air conditioning
