Buy an Bungalow in Spain. Las Higuericas area, 2 bedrooms, 46 m2
€ 339000
Property № RSP-N8547 от 18.07.2025
2
2
46 м2
2025
150 м.
A bungalow in the Las Higuericas area of Pilar de la Horadada, Spain, represents compact housing of 46 m² within a new residential complex located just 150 meters from the Mediterranean coast. This accommodation with two bedrooms and two bathrooms suits couples, small families, or those seeking a compact yet functional option near the sea.
Proximity to the coast is one of the key advantages of this property. The 150-meter distance means the beach is approximately a 2-3 minute walk away. Such location allows easy beach visits at any time of day, whether for morning swimming, daytime relaxation on the sand, or evening strolls along the shore. Local beaches in this part of the coast are clean and often awarded blue flags, confirming high standards of water quality and safety.
The new residential complex where the bungalow is situated is built using modern materials and technologies, ensuring energy efficiency and good thermal and sound insulation. The architecture reflects Mediterranean style with elements of contemporary design. The complex grounds are landscaped and include a communal swimming pool that becomes a popular relaxation spot during warm months. Having a pool adds variety to leisure activities without requiring leaving the complex premises.
The interior layout of the bungalow is compact but efficiently uses available space. Two bedrooms provide sufficient room for accommodating a family or guests. The main bedroom typically has an en-suite bathroom, increasing comfort and privacy levels. The second bathroom serves guests or family members, particularly convenient during morning hours when several people prepare simultaneously.
The living area combines lounge and kitchen in an open space, visually increasing the surface and creating a more social atmosphere. The kitchen is typically equipped with modern appliances and has sufficient storage spaces despite compact dimensions. Large windows or glass doors provide good natural lighting and create connection with outdoor space.
A 47 m² terrace is a significant advantage of this bungalow, especially considering its surface exceeds the interior living area of the property. This spacious outdoor space can be used for multiple purposes: outdoor dining area, sunbathing zone, barbecue spot, or simply a relaxation corner with a book. The large terrace allows creating a full outdoor summer lounge, particularly valuable in Mediterranean climate where weather permits spending time outside most of the year.
A parking space is included in the bungalow price, which is a practical addition. Having a dedicated parking space solves the parking search problem, especially during summer season when the area attracts many tourists. Parking is usually in a covered or underground zone, protecting the vehicle from sun and weather.
The Las Higuericas district is part of the coastal zone of Pilar de la Horadada and is known for its beaches and calm atmosphere. It has necessary infrastructure for comfortable living: supermarkets, restaurants, bars, and cafes. Within a few minutes' drive are larger shopping centers such as Zenia Boulevard, featuring international brands, cinema, and numerous restaurants. Town markets offer fresh local produce, vegetables, fruits, and seafood.
Pilar de la Horadada is a municipality in the southern part of Alicante province, bordering the Murcia region. The town combines traditional Spanish character with developed tourist infrastructure. The historic center preserves authentic atmosphere with narrow streets, traditional squares, and an 18th-century church. Local holidays and festivals occur throughout the year, showcasing regional cultural traditions.
Regional transport accessibility is good. Alicante International Airport is located approximately 45 kilometers to the north, about 40 minutes' drive. Murcia Airport (Región de Murcia) is situated at a similar distance to the south. Both airports offer regular flights to major European cities. The AP-7 motorway passes nearby, providing fast connections to other coastal towns: Torrevieja (15 minutes), Cartagena (30 minutes), and Alicante (45 minutes).
The climate in this part of Costa Blanca is one of the most favorable in Europe. The average annual temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius. Summer is warm with temperatures often exceeding 30 degrees, but sea breeze makes the heat more tolerable. Winter is mild, with daytime temperatures usually in the 15-20 degree range. Precipitation is low, ensuring more than 300 sunny days per year. Such climate promotes healthy lifestyle and allows spending considerable time outdoors year-round.
New construction means the building meets modern energy efficiency and safety standards. Use of quality insulation materials helps maintain comfortable indoor temperatures with minimal heating costs in winter and air conditioning in summer. New electrical and plumbing systems reduce the likelihood of technical issues in the first years of operation, saving time and money on repairs.
The area attracts an international community of residents, including many Europeans from northern countries who value the climate and lifestyle of the Mediterranean coast. Local social life includes various clubs, associations, and events organized for both Spanish residents and foreigners. Sports clubs, language courses, cultural centers, and charity organizations exist, facilitating new resident integration.
Infrastructure for an active lifestyle in the vicinity is well developed. Within 15-20 minutes' drive are several golf courses, including Lo Romero Golf, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, and Campoamor Golf. These courses offer various difficulty levels and additional services. Beaches in the region are suitable not only for swimming but also for various water sports: windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, and diving. Coastal paths and walking routes allow enjoying nature and maintaining physical activity.
For families with children, the region has international schools offering education in English following British or international curricula. El Limonar International School in San Miguel de Salinas and The British College in Orihuela Costa are popular choices among foreign residents. Spanish public and private schools are also available for those preferring the Spanish education system.
Healthcare in the region is represented by public and private facilities. The local medical center in Pilar de la Horadada provides basic medical services, while larger hospitals are in Torrevieja and Orihuela. Many doctors in private clinics speak English and other European languages, facilitating medical care for foreign residents. Private medical insurance is available and offers wider specialist choice and reduced waiting times.
The process of purchasing property in Spain for foreigners is straightforward but requires completing certain steps. The first necessary document is NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) – a foreigner identification number required for any financial transactions in the country. This number can be obtained at a Spanish consulate in one's home country or at a police station in Spain.
After obtaining NIE, opening a bank account at a Spanish bank follows, simplifying all financial operations related to property purchase and ownership. The purchase process begins with signing a preliminary contract (contrato de arras) with deposit payment, usually 10% of property value. At this stage, engaging an independent lawyer is strongly recommended to verify legal status of the property, absence of encumbrances, utility payment debts, or other issues.
The final stage is signing the main purchase contract (escritura de compraventa) at a notary's office. This meeting is attended by buyer, seller, their representatives, and notary. Property transfer occurs, remaining amount is paid, and documents are sent to the land registry for new owner registration.
Collectively, additional expenses amount to approximately 12-13% of property price. After purchase, owners are obliged to pay annual property tax (IBI), the amount depending on cadastral value and typically amounting to several hundred euros per year for such property.
The rental market in the Pilar de la Horadada area is quite active, especially for properties located close to the beach. Average annual yield from short-term rental can be 5-7%, though this requires active management, marketing, and compliance with local tourist rental regulations.
Long-term rental is also in demand, especially among foreign workers and retirees living in the region year-round. Long-term rental requires less management and maintenance effort, which may be preferable for owners living abroad.
This bungalow in Las Higuericas offers compact yet functional housing in a new complex with communal pool, large terrace, and exceptionally close proximity to the sea, making it an attractive option for those valuing beach lifestyle, whether for permanent residence, vacation, or rental investment on the Costa Blanca coast.
Proximity to the coast is one of the key advantages of this property. The 150-meter distance means the beach is approximately a 2-3 minute walk away. Such location allows easy beach visits at any time of day, whether for morning swimming, daytime relaxation on the sand, or evening strolls along the shore. Local beaches in this part of the coast are clean and often awarded blue flags, confirming high standards of water quality and safety.
The new residential complex where the bungalow is situated is built using modern materials and technologies, ensuring energy efficiency and good thermal and sound insulation. The architecture reflects Mediterranean style with elements of contemporary design. The complex grounds are landscaped and include a communal swimming pool that becomes a popular relaxation spot during warm months. Having a pool adds variety to leisure activities without requiring leaving the complex premises.
The interior layout of the bungalow is compact but efficiently uses available space. Two bedrooms provide sufficient room for accommodating a family or guests. The main bedroom typically has an en-suite bathroom, increasing comfort and privacy levels. The second bathroom serves guests or family members, particularly convenient during morning hours when several people prepare simultaneously.
The living area combines lounge and kitchen in an open space, visually increasing the surface and creating a more social atmosphere. The kitchen is typically equipped with modern appliances and has sufficient storage spaces despite compact dimensions. Large windows or glass doors provide good natural lighting and create connection with outdoor space.
A 47 m² terrace is a significant advantage of this bungalow, especially considering its surface exceeds the interior living area of the property. This spacious outdoor space can be used for multiple purposes: outdoor dining area, sunbathing zone, barbecue spot, or simply a relaxation corner with a book. The large terrace allows creating a full outdoor summer lounge, particularly valuable in Mediterranean climate where weather permits spending time outside most of the year.
A parking space is included in the bungalow price, which is a practical addition. Having a dedicated parking space solves the parking search problem, especially during summer season when the area attracts many tourists. Parking is usually in a covered or underground zone, protecting the vehicle from sun and weather.
The Las Higuericas district is part of the coastal zone of Pilar de la Horadada and is known for its beaches and calm atmosphere. It has necessary infrastructure for comfortable living: supermarkets, restaurants, bars, and cafes. Within a few minutes' drive are larger shopping centers such as Zenia Boulevard, featuring international brands, cinema, and numerous restaurants. Town markets offer fresh local produce, vegetables, fruits, and seafood.
Pilar de la Horadada is a municipality in the southern part of Alicante province, bordering the Murcia region. The town combines traditional Spanish character with developed tourist infrastructure. The historic center preserves authentic atmosphere with narrow streets, traditional squares, and an 18th-century church. Local holidays and festivals occur throughout the year, showcasing regional cultural traditions.
Regional transport accessibility is good. Alicante International Airport is located approximately 45 kilometers to the north, about 40 minutes' drive. Murcia Airport (Región de Murcia) is situated at a similar distance to the south. Both airports offer regular flights to major European cities. The AP-7 motorway passes nearby, providing fast connections to other coastal towns: Torrevieja (15 minutes), Cartagena (30 minutes), and Alicante (45 minutes).
The climate in this part of Costa Blanca is one of the most favorable in Europe. The average annual temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius. Summer is warm with temperatures often exceeding 30 degrees, but sea breeze makes the heat more tolerable. Winter is mild, with daytime temperatures usually in the 15-20 degree range. Precipitation is low, ensuring more than 300 sunny days per year. Such climate promotes healthy lifestyle and allows spending considerable time outdoors year-round.
New construction means the building meets modern energy efficiency and safety standards. Use of quality insulation materials helps maintain comfortable indoor temperatures with minimal heating costs in winter and air conditioning in summer. New electrical and plumbing systems reduce the likelihood of technical issues in the first years of operation, saving time and money on repairs.
The area attracts an international community of residents, including many Europeans from northern countries who value the climate and lifestyle of the Mediterranean coast. Local social life includes various clubs, associations, and events organized for both Spanish residents and foreigners. Sports clubs, language courses, cultural centers, and charity organizations exist, facilitating new resident integration.
Infrastructure for an active lifestyle in the vicinity is well developed. Within 15-20 minutes' drive are several golf courses, including Lo Romero Golf, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, and Campoamor Golf. These courses offer various difficulty levels and additional services. Beaches in the region are suitable not only for swimming but also for various water sports: windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, and diving. Coastal paths and walking routes allow enjoying nature and maintaining physical activity.
For families with children, the region has international schools offering education in English following British or international curricula. El Limonar International School in San Miguel de Salinas and The British College in Orihuela Costa are popular choices among foreign residents. Spanish public and private schools are also available for those preferring the Spanish education system.
Healthcare in the region is represented by public and private facilities. The local medical center in Pilar de la Horadada provides basic medical services, while larger hospitals are in Torrevieja and Orihuela. Many doctors in private clinics speak English and other European languages, facilitating medical care for foreign residents. Private medical insurance is available and offers wider specialist choice and reduced waiting times.
The process of purchasing property in Spain for foreigners is straightforward but requires completing certain steps. The first necessary document is NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) – a foreigner identification number required for any financial transactions in the country. This number can be obtained at a Spanish consulate in one's home country or at a police station in Spain.
After obtaining NIE, opening a bank account at a Spanish bank follows, simplifying all financial operations related to property purchase and ownership. The purchase process begins with signing a preliminary contract (contrato de arras) with deposit payment, usually 10% of property value. At this stage, engaging an independent lawyer is strongly recommended to verify legal status of the property, absence of encumbrances, utility payment debts, or other issues.
The final stage is signing the main purchase contract (escritura de compraventa) at a notary's office. This meeting is attended by buyer, seller, their representatives, and notary. Property transfer occurs, remaining amount is paid, and documents are sent to the land registry for new owner registration.
Collectively, additional expenses amount to approximately 12-13% of property price. After purchase, owners are obliged to pay annual property tax (IBI), the amount depending on cadastral value and typically amounting to several hundred euros per year for such property.
The rental market in the Pilar de la Horadada area is quite active, especially for properties located close to the beach. Average annual yield from short-term rental can be 5-7%, though this requires active management, marketing, and compliance with local tourist rental regulations.
Long-term rental is also in demand, especially among foreign workers and retirees living in the region year-round. Long-term rental requires less management and maintenance effort, which may be preferable for owners living abroad.
This bungalow in Las Higuericas offers compact yet functional housing in a new complex with communal pool, large terrace, and exceptionally close proximity to the sea, making it an attractive option for those valuing beach lifestyle, whether for permanent residence, vacation, or rental investment on the Costa Blanca coast.
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Garage or parking
Terrace
Built-in wardrobe
Pool
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