Three-bedroom villa on La Manga del Mar Menor

Description

Set on the La Manga peninsula, this three-bedroom villa has a reported built area of 465 m² and a position between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean. The supplier describes beaches a few metres from the home and a private pier with access to the sea via a system of channels.

The property is presented as new construction, with three double bedrooms and two bathrooms on the ground floor. Its generous scale and coastal setting may appeal to buyers seeking a substantial home for time by the water, with space for both everyday living and hosting.

A home with room to make your own

The supplier describes a large living room with a fireplace, a separate dining room and an independent kitchen, giving the main living areas distinct roles. Front and rear porches, together with two spacious terraces, extend the choice of places to spend time outdoors.

A 72 m² solarium is also specified in the supplier description, with a viewpoint overlooking the Mar Menor. The garden and private pool add an outdoor setting at home, while the substantial basement or garage is described as offering scope for uses such as storage, a games room or a gym. These are possibilities indicated by the source, rather than a specification of how the space is currently fitted out.

The private pier is a defining element of this home’s relationship with the water. The source says it can accommodate a boat up to 12 metres and connects to the sea through channels; buyers should confirm the current details and arrangements directly.

Life on the La Manga peninsula

La Manga del Mar Menor is a coastal setting shaped by its position between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean. That geography gives the area a distinctive relationship with the sea and informs the pace of life for people drawn to coastal living.

For a buyer, the location may suit a routine built around time outdoors and access to the water, while the peninsula setting offers a change from a more urban environment. The particular balance of day-to-day convenience and seasonal activity is worth exploring in person, as it can vary with individual preferences and the time of year.

The broader Costa Cálida setting adds regional context for those considering a home in this part of Spain. Rather than relying on assumptions about what is close by, buyers can use a viewing to assess how the property’s position relates to their preferred services, leisure activities and regular travel needs.

With its substantial internal space and outdoor areas, the villa could be considered as a base for longer stays as well as a home for regular use. Its setting and layout are best assessed together: consider how you would use the separate living and dining rooms, the terraces and the basement, and whether the coastal position suits your plans.

Find out more

Contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest available property details and arrange a viewing. We can help you assess the layout, the outdoor spaces and the home’s position on La Manga in relation to what matters most to you.