Three-bedroom apartment in El Raso, Guardamar del Segura

Description

Set in El Raso, Guardamar del Segura, this new-build apartment offers 82 m² of built space, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its 26 m² terrace adds a generous outdoor area to the home, giving everyday life a place to spill outside and offering room to sit, dine or simply enjoy the Mediterranean climate.

The apartment is part of a residential development in a coastal municipality known for more than its beaches. Guardamar’s distinctive landscape of dunes, pinewoods and parks gives the area a strong connection with nature, while the town’s heritage and Mediterranean character add depth to life on this stretch of the Costa Blanca South.

A home with space to settle in

The three-bedroom layout gives buyers flexibility in how they use the home. It can accommodate family life, provide space for visiting friends or allow one room to serve another practical purpose, depending on individual needs. With two bathrooms, the arrangement can also suit households who value a little more ease in their daily routines.

The terrace is a particularly useful part of the property’s overall footprint. At 26 m², it offers meaningful additional space beyond the interior, rather than a small balcony that is used only occasionally. Buyers can consider how they would make it part of their routine, from taking a quiet break outdoors to sharing a meal at home.

The development’s communal pool and gym provide shared places for recreation and exercise. Alongside the apartment’s furnished specification, these facilities may appeal to buyers who want a home that can be used without first planning a complete furnishing project. The apartment also has a parking space and storage room, details that can make ownership and day-to-day organisation more straightforward.

Guardamar’s natural coastal setting

Guardamar del Segura has a landscape that sets it apart from a conventional beach resort. Its dunes and pinewoods form a substantial green environment beside the Mediterranean, shaped by historic work to stabilise the dunes and establish woodland. This gives the town a distinctive sense of place, where coastal scenery and established natural spaces are closely linked.

The municipality’s appeal also comes from the variety of its outdoor settings. Beaches sit alongside green areas such as Alfonso XIII Park and Reina Sofía Park, offering a change of pace from the shoreline. Walking among the pines or along the coast is part of the local way of enjoying the outdoors, and brings another dimension to choosing a home in Guardamar.

There is a cultural story within this landscape as well. The dunes contain archaeological sites including La Fonteta and the Rábita/Ribat Califal, connecting the area’s natural setting with its past. Guardamar’s identity brings together beach life, nature and heritage, while local Mediterranean gastronomy contributes to the character of the town.

The Tree Festival reflects the town’s long relationship with its landscape and the historic dune-reforestation project. It is one expression of a local identity shaped by the coast and the care taken to establish its pinewoods. For buyers considering a home here, that context helps explain why Guardamar offers more than a seaside setting alone.

Considering a home in El Raso

This apartment may suit buyers looking for a furnished, three-bedroom base in Guardamar del Segura, with outdoor space and shared facilities within the development. The 82 m² built area, two bathrooms and substantial terrace provide useful points of reference when comparing homes, while the surrounding municipality offers a blend of coastal living, green space and local heritage.

To assess whether the layout and setting suit your plans, contact Ibeka Homes for the current property details and to discuss arranging a viewing. We can help you explore the information available for this apartment and consider how it might work as a home in Guardamar del Segura.