Four-bedroom new-build villa in Calpe with sea views

Description

Set in Maryvilla, Calpe, this new-build villa offers 427 m² of built area across three levels. Its four bedrooms and five bathrooms provide room for family life and visiting guests, while the property’s elevated coastal setting brings the sea and Calpe bay into the picture.

The home is described as key ready, with an interior lift connecting its floors. A 140 m² terrace and private pool extend the living space outdoors, giving the house a natural focus for time spent at home in the Mediterranean climate. The beach is stated to be 1,000 metres away.

A home arranged across three levels

Rather than spreading across a single floor, the villa makes use of three levels, linked by the internal lift. This provides a practical way to move through the home and may suit buyers who want distinct areas for daily living, hosting and retreat. The substantial built area also allows the home to accommodate different routines without relying on one open-plan space to serve every purpose.

The terrace is a significant part of the property’s relationship with the outdoors. It offers space for meals, quiet breaks or gathering with friends, while the private pool adds another setting for warm-weather relaxation. The supplier also describes a garden, a barbecue area and a chill-out area; these details suggest outdoor use has been considered as part of the overall home, rather than as an afterthought.

Sea views are a defining element of the villa, with the supplier specifically describing views towards the Peñón de Ifach and Calpe bay. Together with the coastal location, this gives the house a strong sense of place. Buyers considering a permanent home, a second residence or a base for longer stays can assess how the three-level layout and outdoor areas fit their own needs during a viewing.

Getting to know Calpe and the Costa Blanca North

Calpe’s character is closely tied to the Peñón de Ifach, the striking natural landmark that shapes the town’s skyline and offers a destination for walking and nature. Around it, the coastline combines broad urban beaches such as Arenal-Bol and La Fossa-Levante with smaller coves and rocky stretches. This variety gives the area a coastal identity that goes beyond a single beach setting.

Life here can be shaped by the outdoors in different ways. The coastline and natural areas provide a backdrop for walking, diving, sailing and other activities, while promenades and restaurants support a more leisurely rhythm. The villa’s own outdoor space offers a private counterpart to that wider setting, without needing to leave home to spend time outside.

There is also a historical dimension to Calpe. Its old centre retains traditional streets and remnants of defensive walls, alongside cultural sites that reflect different chapters of local history. The Baños de la Reina archaeological site is an important reminder of the town’s Roman-era heritage, adding depth to a destination often first recognised for its coastline and mountain landmark.

Calpe is not solely a seasonal holiday setting: restaurants, promenades and everyday services contribute to a visitor and residential economy throughout the year. For buyers, that wider mix is useful to consider alongside the property itself, particularly when deciding whether the home will be used for extended stays or as a regular base. The town’s established calendar also includes the Moors and Christians celebrations in honour of the Santíssim Crist de la Suor, one expression of its enduring local traditions.

Consider the property in person

For a more complete assessment, a visit can help you understand how the three levels connect, how the terrace relates to the interior and how the sea views feel from the home. Contact Ibeka Homes to request the current property details and arrange a viewing. We can help you explore whether this Calpe villa matches your priorities for space, setting and day-to-day living.