Contemporary four-bedroom villa in Benimeit, Moraira

Description

Set in Benimeit, Moraira, this new-build villa offers 510 m² of built space, four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Its elevated position is described as taking in open views across the surrounding landscape towards the Mediterranean, while the coast is stated to be less than 3 km away.

The layout brings the main living space out towards the terraces and pool, creating a home suited to spending time both indoors and outside. With the upper level dedicated to a master suite and a lift connecting the three levels, the design also gives the accommodation a clear sense of separation and flow.

A home shaped around indoor and outdoor living

The open-plan living and dining area connects directly with the exterior spaces. Large windows are described as drawing in natural light and framing the outlook, while the ground-floor bedrooms have different aspects across the property. The arrangement offers scope for hosting guests while retaining a more private upper-level suite.

Terraces totalling 205 m² provide substantial outdoor space for dining, relaxing or enjoying the setting at different times of day. A private pool forms part of the outdoor arrangement. Together, these areas make the connection between the home and its surroundings a defining part of everyday life here.

The villa’s 350 m² of usable build space and basement level add flexibility to how the accommodation can be used. Rather than relying on a list of fittings, the key point for a buyer is the combination of generous internal space, outdoor living areas and a layout spread across three levels.

Coastal life in Moraira and Teulada

Moraira’s character is closely tied to its traditional fishing harbour and Mediterranean coastline, while the municipality also encompasses inland Teulada. Together, the two centres offer different settings within the same area: a coastal town shaped by the sea and a historic inland centre with traditional architecture.

The coastline extends for around eight kilometres and includes beaches and coves such as El Portet, L’Ampolla, Les Platgetes, L’Andragó and Cap Blanc. These varied stretches of shore contribute to the area’s coastal identity, while the wider landscape combines coves with pine-covered scenery and vineyards associated with the Marina Alta.

For buyers who enjoy an active outdoor routine, the area’s compact coastal and inland geography lends itself to sailing, diving, walking and cycling. The landscape also connects everyday life with a longer local heritage: Moraira’s Castle and the Cap d’Or watchtower reflect the coast’s defensive past, while Teulada’s historic walled centre and fortified church of Santa Catalina Mártir provide a different perspective on the municipality.

Muscatel grapes and wine remain part of the region’s cultural story, linking the coast with the agricultural traditions of the Marina Alta. This blend of maritime life, inland heritage and vineyard country gives Moraira and Teulada a broader identity than a purely seaside destination.

Discuss the property with Ibeka Homes

If you are considering a new-build villa in Moraira, contact Ibeka Homes to request the current property information and discuss arranging a viewing. We can help you assess whether the layout, setting and outdoor spaces suit your plans.