Four-bedroom villa with sea views in Moraira

Description

Set in Moraira, this new-build villa offers 350 m² of built area, four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Its coastal setting and sea views give the home a strong sense of place, while the layout is designed to bring indoor and outdoor living together.

The main living and dining area connects with the terrace and private pool, creating a natural setting for everyday life as well as time spent with family and friends. A 110 m² terrace provides generous outdoor space, and the property also has a garden. The beach is listed at 1,800 metres away.

A layout for shared and private time

With bedrooms arranged across two floors, the villa offers scope to balance sociable spaces with quieter areas for rest or working from home. The ground floor includes a bedroom with its own bathroom, while three further bedrooms are located upstairs. A separate multipurpose room adds flexibility, although its best use will depend on the buyer’s needs.

The upper floor includes a private terrace with sea views. Together with the main terrace, this gives residents more than one place to spend time outdoors, without making the description a checklist of the home’s specifications.

Coastal life in Moraira

Moraira grew around a traditional fishing harbour and retains a distinctive coastal character within the wider municipality of Teulada-Moraira. Its Mediterranean coastline extends for approximately eight kilometres, with a varied landscape of beaches and coves rather than one continuous stretch of shore.

Places such as El Portet, L’Ampolla, Les Platgetes, L’Andragó and Cap Blanc form part of the area’s coastal identity. The coastline and surrounding scenery offer a setting for sailing, diving and walking, while the wider geography also lends itself to cycling between coastal and inland landscapes.

Beyond the shore, the Marina Alta is known for Mediterranean scenery, pine-covered areas and vineyard traditions. Inland Teulada provides a different perspective on the municipality, with a historic walled centre and traditional architecture. This contrast between coastal Moraira and historic Teulada gives buyers a broader sense of the area than a seaside address alone.

The municipality’s heritage is also visible in the Castle of Moraira and the Cap d’Or watchtower, reminders of the coast’s historic defensive role. Local culture remains closely connected to muscatel grapes and wine, traditions that add a distinctive agricultural dimension to life in the region.

Explore the property

For buyers considering a new-build home on the Costa Blanca North, this villa brings together a substantial interior, multiple outdoor areas and a Moraira setting. Contact Ibeka Homes to request the current property details and arrange a viewing.