Property № RSP-N9431 от 19.12.2025
2
2
76 м2
2026
7000 м.
Buy a Bungalow Spain in Rojales, Pueblo area: a new-build 2-bedroom home designed for easy everyday living on the Costa Blanca.
Set in the Pueblo district of Rojales, this part of town is known for its lived-in Spanish character, local services and a pace that suits both full-time living and longer stays. Day-to-day essentials are close at hand, and the area works well as a practical base for exploring the wider Costa Blanca while still feeling rooted in a traditional municipality rather than a purely seasonal resort. If you are looking for a property in Spain with a calmer residential feel, Pueblo offers a grounded setting with convenience built in.
The bungalow itself is a new building scheduled for completion in 2026, with a total internal area of 76 m². The layout is arranged around two bedrooms and two bathrooms, which helps the home feel balanced for couples, small families, or anyone who expects guests but prefers to keep a clear separation between sleeping space and shared living areas. Two bathrooms add flexibility for mornings, visiting friends, or multigenerational stays, while still keeping the overall footprint manageable and easy to maintain.
Storage has been considered too, with fitted wardrobes included—useful for keeping rooms uncluttered and for making the most of the available space without needing to add bulky furniture. This is the kind of detail that matters when you want a clean, streamlined interior and a home that works from the first day you arrive.
A terrace extends the living space outdoors, giving you a straightforward spot for breakfast, reading in the afternoon, or dining when the weather suits. In a climate like this, an outdoor area often becomes part of the daily routine, and the terrace provides that extra breathing room without complicating upkeep.
Parking/garage is included, which can make a noticeable difference in day-to-day comfort—whether you keep a car for regional travel, drive down from the airport with luggage, or simply want the reassurance of a dedicated place to park when you return home. It is also a practical advantage for anyone planning longer stays, where having secure, reliable parking becomes part of the rhythm of living locally.
Energy efficiency is reflected in an energy rating of B. For many buyers, that means a home designed with modern standards in mind—helpful for comfort across seasons and a sensible consideration when thinking about running costs over time.
The coastline is within reach, with the sea approximately 7,000 m away, allowing you to enjoy beach days and coastal walks while still living in a more residential inland setting. This balance often appeals to buyers who want access to the shore without needing to be in the busiest front-line zones year-round.
For British buyers comparing the market across the region, this bungalow in Rojales brings together the essentials: a manageable 76 m² footprint, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, fitted wardrobes, a terrace, and parking/garage—delivered as a new build with completion in 2026. If your search is focused on Costa Blanca practicality rather than flash, this is a clear, functional route to buy house in Spain with modern specifications in a well-established town setting.
Whether you’re relocating, arranging a lock-up-and-leave base, or simply narrowing down a shortlist of property in Spain that can support everyday routines, the combination of Pueblo atmosphere, new-build condition and a straightforward layout makes this bungalow an easy one to assess. It also suits buyers who are exploring how to buy apartment/house in Spain with a preference for lower-maintenance living, without sacrificing key comforts such as outdoor space, built-in storage and parking.
If you would like, I can also help you tailor the description for a specific use—full-time living, winter stays, or holiday use—while keeping to accurate, provided details only.
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.
Set in the Pueblo district of Rojales, this part of town is known for its lived-in Spanish character, local services and a pace that suits both full-time living and longer stays. Day-to-day essentials are close at hand, and the area works well as a practical base for exploring the wider Costa Blanca while still feeling rooted in a traditional municipality rather than a purely seasonal resort. If you are looking for a property in Spain with a calmer residential feel, Pueblo offers a grounded setting with convenience built in.
The bungalow itself is a new building scheduled for completion in 2026, with a total internal area of 76 m². The layout is arranged around two bedrooms and two bathrooms, which helps the home feel balanced for couples, small families, or anyone who expects guests but prefers to keep a clear separation between sleeping space and shared living areas. Two bathrooms add flexibility for mornings, visiting friends, or multigenerational stays, while still keeping the overall footprint manageable and easy to maintain.
Storage has been considered too, with fitted wardrobes included—useful for keeping rooms uncluttered and for making the most of the available space without needing to add bulky furniture. This is the kind of detail that matters when you want a clean, streamlined interior and a home that works from the first day you arrive.
A terrace extends the living space outdoors, giving you a straightforward spot for breakfast, reading in the afternoon, or dining when the weather suits. In a climate like this, an outdoor area often becomes part of the daily routine, and the terrace provides that extra breathing room without complicating upkeep.
Parking/garage is included, which can make a noticeable difference in day-to-day comfort—whether you keep a car for regional travel, drive down from the airport with luggage, or simply want the reassurance of a dedicated place to park when you return home. It is also a practical advantage for anyone planning longer stays, where having secure, reliable parking becomes part of the rhythm of living locally.
Energy efficiency is reflected in an energy rating of B. For many buyers, that means a home designed with modern standards in mind—helpful for comfort across seasons and a sensible consideration when thinking about running costs over time.
The coastline is within reach, with the sea approximately 7,000 m away, allowing you to enjoy beach days and coastal walks while still living in a more residential inland setting. This balance often appeals to buyers who want access to the shore without needing to be in the busiest front-line zones year-round.
For British buyers comparing the market across the region, this bungalow in Rojales brings together the essentials: a manageable 76 m² footprint, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, fitted wardrobes, a terrace, and parking/garage—delivered as a new build with completion in 2026. If your search is focused on Costa Blanca practicality rather than flash, this is a clear, functional route to buy house in Spain with modern specifications in a well-established town setting.
Whether you’re relocating, arranging a lock-up-and-leave base, or simply narrowing down a shortlist of property in Spain that can support everyday routines, the combination of Pueblo atmosphere, new-build condition and a straightforward layout makes this bungalow an easy one to assess. It also suits buyers who are exploring how to buy apartment/house in Spain with a preference for lower-maintenance living, without sacrificing key comforts such as outdoor space, built-in storage and parking.
If you would like, I can also help you tailor the description for a specific use—full-time living, winter stays, or holiday use—while keeping to accurate, provided details only.
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.
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Garage or parking
Terrace
Built-in wardrobe
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