Four-bedroom new-build villa in Moraira

Description

This four-bedroom, four-bathroom new-build villa in Moraira offers 360 m² of built space, with a 140 m² terrace and a private pool. Set in the Moraira–Teulada area on the Costa Blanca North, it is a substantial home for buyers who value room to spread out and a connection between indoor and outdoor living.

The supplier describes this as one of four villa designs in a residential project. The structured property details confirm the home’s size and core layout; features such as a lift and private pool add practical context without defining the whole experience.

A home with space to settle in

Four bedrooms and four bathrooms provide flexibility for household members and guests, while the generous built area gives buyers scope to consider how the different spaces could support daily routines. The terrace extends the living environment outdoors, offering room for meals, time by the pool or quieter moments in the Mediterranean climate.

For a buyer considering a permanent home, a second residence or a base for longer stays, the combination of indoor space and outdoor areas is worth exploring in person. Ask for the current floor plans to understand how the rooms are arranged and how the layout fits your needs.

Coastal life in Moraira and Teulada

Moraira grew around a traditional fishing harbour and retains a coastal-town character. Its approximately eight-kilometre Mediterranean coastline brings together beaches and coves, while the wider municipality offers a distinct inland counterpart in historic Teulada.

The local landscape is not defined by the shore alone. Pine-covered Mediterranean scenery and vineyards associated with the Marina Alta give the area a varied setting, with opportunities to enjoy coastal and inland surroundings. Sailing, diving, walking and cycling are among the activities that suit this compact geography.

Teulada adds another dimension to the municipality, with a historic walled centre, traditional architecture and the fortified church of Santa Catalina Mártir. This contrast between Moraira’s harbour-side identity and Teulada’s historic inland centre can appeal to buyers who want more than a single coastal setting.

Muscatel grapes and wine are part of the municipality’s local heritage, recognised in the Fiesta del Moscatel. Together with the area’s maritime character and inland traditions, this gives Moraira and Teulada a strong sense of place beyond the home itself.

Explore the property in person

If Moraira suits the lifestyle you have in mind, contact Ibeka Homes to request current property details and available floor plans, or to discuss arranging a viewing. A closer look can help you assess the room layout, terrace and overall setting against your priorities.