Three-bedroom new-build apartment in Guardamar del Segura

Description

This three-bedroom, two-bathroom new-build apartment offers 116 m² of built area in Guardamar del Segura, on Costa Blanca South. Its coastal setting places the beach 700 metres away, while the town’s distinctive blend of seaside life and extensive pinewoods gives the location character beyond the shoreline.

With a 12 m² terrace, the home has outdoor space for relaxed meals or time in the open air. A communal swimming pool is also included in the development. Together, these elements suit buyers seeking a contemporary base in a town where coastal routines can sit alongside green surroundings.

A practical setting for everyday living

The apartment’s three bedrooms and two bathrooms offer flexibility for a household, visiting family or a dedicated work-from-home room. At 116 m² built, it provides a substantial interior footprint; the lift and pre-installed air conditioning are practical details for day-to-day comfort.

The central Guardamar location brings the wider town into the picture. The supplied property information also identifies access to a bus route and commercial centre, supporting an everyday lifestyle that need not revolve solely around beach visits. Buyers can consider how the layout and location fit their own plans, whether for regular residence or use as a coastal home.

Guardamar beyond the beach

Guardamar is known for its Mediterranean beaches, but its setting is equally shaped by dunes and pinewoods. This protected coastal green environment reflects a historic programme of dune stabilisation and reforestation, and gives the municipality a distinctive landscape of sand, trees and open space.

Green areas such as Alfonso XIII Park and Reina Sofía Park add another dimension to local life. Walking through the pinewoods or along the coast is among the town’s defining ways to enjoy the outdoors, offering a change of pace from time spent by the sea.

The area also has a strong connection to its past. Archaeological sites in the dune landscape, including La Fonteta and the Rábita/Ribat Califal, speak to the long history of this coast. Alongside this heritage, local Mediterranean gastronomy and the marina contribute to Guardamar’s broader identity as a year-round town, not just a seasonal seaside destination.

Local tradition is also connected to the landscape: Guardamar’s Tree Festival has historic roots in the reforestation work that helped shape the dunes and pinewoods. It is one expression of the relationship between the town and its natural surroundings.

Explore the apartment and its surroundings

If you are considering a new-build apartment in Guardamar del Segura, Ibeka Homes can help you review the available property details and discuss whether the home suits your requirements. Contact our team to enquire or arrange a viewing.