Penthouse in Spain buy . Mil Palmeras area, 2 bedrooms, 87 m2
€ 425000
Property № RSP-N8578 от 18.07.2025
2
2
5 floor
87 м2
2025
600 м.
A penthouse in the Mil Palmeras area of Pilar de la Horadada, Spain, represents modern housing within a newly constructed residential complex located just 600 meters from the Mediterranean coast. This two-level space of 87 m² offers a well-planned layout with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, making it suitable for both permanent residence and seasonal vacations on the Costa Blanca.
The residential complex where the penthouse is situated is built to contemporary standards and features a communal swimming pool that serves as a social hub during the warmer months. The architecture reflects Mediterranean style with clean lines and quality materials, ensuring durability and aesthetic appeal of the buildings. The grounds are landscaped and maintained, creating a comfortable environment for residents.
The interior layout of the penthouse is designed with functionality and convenience in mind. Two bedrooms provide adequate space for a family or guests, while two bathrooms enhance comfort levels, especially when multiple people occupy the apartment. The living area combines the lounge and kitchen, creating an open space that facilitates interaction and visually expands the room. Large windows ensure good natural lighting throughout the day.
One significant advantage of this penthouse is the 12 m² terrace on the upper level. This private outdoor space allows for time spent in the fresh air without leaving one's own residence. The terrace can be used for morning coffee, evening dinners, or simply relaxing with a book while enjoying the Mediterranean climate, which features more than 300 sunny days per year.
A parking space is included in the property price, which is a practical addition, particularly in areas with high tourist activity where finding parking can be challenging. A dedicated parking space provides convenience and security for the owner's vehicle.
The Mil Palmeras district is known for its calm atmosphere and proximity to the coast. The 600-meter distance to the sea means the beach is within walking distance – approximately a 7-10 minute leisurely stroll. The surrounding area has necessary infrastructure: supermarkets, restaurants, cafes, and medical facilities. Proximity to shopping centers like Zenia Boulevard and La Zenia provides access to diverse shops and entertainment options.
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. It features a historic center with an 18th-century church, a weekly Saturday market where local products can be purchased, and various cultural events throughout the year.
Regional transport accessibility is good. Alicante International Airport is located approximately 45 kilometers to the north, about 40 minutes by car. Murcia Airport (Región de Murcia) is situated at a similar distance to the south. The AP-7 motorway passes nearby, providing convenient connections to other coastal cities – Torrevieja, Orihuela, Cartagena, and Alicante.
The climate in this part of Spain is considered one of the most favorable in Europe. The average annual temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius, with warm summers and mild winters. Precipitation is low, ensuring many sunny days. Such conditions are favorable for year-round living, especially for those who value warm weather and the ability to spend considerable time outdoors.
New construction in the area means the building meets modern energy efficiency and safety standards. The materials and technologies used in new developments provide good insulation, which is important both for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures and for reducing heating and cooling costs. Modern plumbing and electrical systems minimize the likelihood of technical issues in the first years of operation.
When considering this property, it's worth accounting for annual maintenance costs, which include utility bills and fees for maintaining common areas and the pool. These expenses vary depending on the size of the complex and range of services, but typically amount to several hundred euros per year.
The Mil Palmeras area attracts both permanent residents and those seeking second homes for vacation or rental investment purposes. The international community here is quite diverse, with a notable presence of Northern Europeans who appreciate the climate and lifestyle of the Mediterranean coast. Local social life includes various clubs and associations that organize events for residents.
Infrastructure for an active lifestyle in the vicinity includes several golf courses, including Lo Romero Golf and Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, which are within 15-20 minutes' drive. For water sports enthusiasts, beaches offer opportunities for swimming, windsurfing, and sailing. Hiking and cycling routes along the coast and in nearby natural parks provide opportunities for active outdoor recreation.
Educational infrastructure in the region includes international schools such as El Limonar International School in San Miguel de Salinas and The British College in Orihuela Costa, which can be an important factor for families with children. Healthcare is represented by both public and private clinics, with the possibility of receiving quality medical care in English and other languages.
Purchasing property in Spain as a non-resident involves several mandatory steps. It's necessary to obtain an NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) – a foreigner identification number required for any financial transactions in the country. The purchase process includes signing a preliminary contract with a deposit payment, usually 10% of the cost, then verifying the legal status of the property, and finally signing the main contract at a notary's office. Taxes and fees are added to the purchase price: for new builds – 10% VAT and stamp duty of about 1.5%, plus notarial and registration expenses, which together amount to approximately 12-13% of the property price.
The rental market in the Mil Palmeras area is quite active, especially during summer months when demand for short-term rentals from tourists is high. This may be of interest to investors considering income generation from property rental. Average rental yields in this area are around 4-6% annually, depending on season and rental terms. Long-term rental is also in demand among international workers and retirees living in the region year-round.
This penthouse in Mil Palmeras combines modern construction quality, practical layout, and convenient location near the sea and infrastructure, making it worthy of consideration for various purposes – from permanent residence to investment in Mediterranean real estate.
The residential complex where the penthouse is situated is built to contemporary standards and features a communal swimming pool that serves as a social hub during the warmer months. The architecture reflects Mediterranean style with clean lines and quality materials, ensuring durability and aesthetic appeal of the buildings. The grounds are landscaped and maintained, creating a comfortable environment for residents.
The interior layout of the penthouse is designed with functionality and convenience in mind. Two bedrooms provide adequate space for a family or guests, while two bathrooms enhance comfort levels, especially when multiple people occupy the apartment. The living area combines the lounge and kitchen, creating an open space that facilitates interaction and visually expands the room. Large windows ensure good natural lighting throughout the day.
One significant advantage of this penthouse is the 12 m² terrace on the upper level. This private outdoor space allows for time spent in the fresh air without leaving one's own residence. The terrace can be used for morning coffee, evening dinners, or simply relaxing with a book while enjoying the Mediterranean climate, which features more than 300 sunny days per year.
A parking space is included in the property price, which is a practical addition, particularly in areas with high tourist activity where finding parking can be challenging. A dedicated parking space provides convenience and security for the owner's vehicle.
The Mil Palmeras district is known for its calm atmosphere and proximity to the coast. The 600-meter distance to the sea means the beach is within walking distance – approximately a 7-10 minute leisurely stroll. The surrounding area has necessary infrastructure: supermarkets, restaurants, cafes, and medical facilities. Proximity to shopping centers like Zenia Boulevard and La Zenia provides access to diverse shops and entertainment options.
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. It features a historic center with an 18th-century church, a weekly Saturday market where local products can be purchased, and various cultural events throughout the year.
Regional transport accessibility is good. Alicante International Airport is located approximately 45 kilometers to the north, about 40 minutes by car. Murcia Airport (Región de Murcia) is situated at a similar distance to the south. The AP-7 motorway passes nearby, providing convenient connections to other coastal cities – Torrevieja, Orihuela, Cartagena, and Alicante.
The climate in this part of Spain is considered one of the most favorable in Europe. The average annual temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius, with warm summers and mild winters. Precipitation is low, ensuring many sunny days. Such conditions are favorable for year-round living, especially for those who value warm weather and the ability to spend considerable time outdoors.
New construction in the area means the building meets modern energy efficiency and safety standards. The materials and technologies used in new developments provide good insulation, which is important both for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures and for reducing heating and cooling costs. Modern plumbing and electrical systems minimize the likelihood of technical issues in the first years of operation.
When considering this property, it's worth accounting for annual maintenance costs, which include utility bills and fees for maintaining common areas and the pool. These expenses vary depending on the size of the complex and range of services, but typically amount to several hundred euros per year.
The Mil Palmeras area attracts both permanent residents and those seeking second homes for vacation or rental investment purposes. The international community here is quite diverse, with a notable presence of Northern Europeans who appreciate the climate and lifestyle of the Mediterranean coast. Local social life includes various clubs and associations that organize events for residents.
Infrastructure for an active lifestyle in the vicinity includes several golf courses, including Lo Romero Golf and Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, which are within 15-20 minutes' drive. For water sports enthusiasts, beaches offer opportunities for swimming, windsurfing, and sailing. Hiking and cycling routes along the coast and in nearby natural parks provide opportunities for active outdoor recreation.
Educational infrastructure in the region includes international schools such as El Limonar International School in San Miguel de Salinas and The British College in Orihuela Costa, which can be an important factor for families with children. Healthcare is represented by both public and private clinics, with the possibility of receiving quality medical care in English and other languages.
Purchasing property in Spain as a non-resident involves several mandatory steps. It's necessary to obtain an NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) – a foreigner identification number required for any financial transactions in the country. The purchase process includes signing a preliminary contract with a deposit payment, usually 10% of the cost, then verifying the legal status of the property, and finally signing the main contract at a notary's office. Taxes and fees are added to the purchase price: for new builds – 10% VAT and stamp duty of about 1.5%, plus notarial and registration expenses, which together amount to approximately 12-13% of the property price.
The rental market in the Mil Palmeras area is quite active, especially during summer months when demand for short-term rentals from tourists is high. This may be of interest to investors considering income generation from property rental. Average rental yields in this area are around 4-6% annually, depending on season and rental terms. Long-term rental is also in demand among international workers and retirees living in the region year-round.
This penthouse in Mil Palmeras combines modern construction quality, practical layout, and convenient location near the sea and infrastructure, making it worthy of consideration for various purposes – from permanent residence to investment in Mediterranean real estate.
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