Two-bedroom new-build apartment in Calpe

Description

This two-bedroom, two-bathroom new-build apartment in Calpe offers 100 m² of built space and a 15 m² terrace. Its coastal setting and sea views bring the Mediterranean into the picture, while the home’s layout gives buyers a practical base for living in or visiting this part of the Costa Blanca North.

The development is stated to be 450 metres from Playa del Cantal Roig. For buyers who want time by the coast as part of everyday life, that setting is a clear point of interest, with Calpe’s wider mix of urban amenities and outdoor pursuits adding to its appeal.

A considered home for coastal living

The two-bedroom arrangement provides distinct sleeping space for residents or visiting family and friends, while two bathrooms can make shared stays more comfortable. The 15 m² terrace extends the living space outdoors, offering room to sit and enjoy the coastal setting.

Sea views are listed for this apartment, although the supplier notes that views in the development vary by floor. Buyers should confirm the outlook from the specific home, along with the current plans and specification, before making a decision.

The development includes a communal pool, among other shared facilities. These can contribute to a relaxed residential routine without the description needing to turn into an amenities checklist; the full facilities are set out separately on the property page.

Getting to know Calpe

Calpe’s character is shaped by the meeting of town and coastline. Its defining landmark, the Peñón de Ifach, rises above the Mediterranean and draws walkers and nature enthusiasts, while the surrounding coast offers urban beaches, smaller coves and rocky stretches.

Beach life is only one part of the local rhythm. Walking, diving and sailing are among the outdoor activities associated with the area, giving residents different ways to experience the coast and its natural surroundings through the year.

Beyond the waterfront, Calpe has a historic centre with traditional streets and traces of its former defensive walls. The town’s past is also visible in sites such as the Roman-era Baños de la Reina, adding a cultural dimension to a destination often recognised first for its seaside setting.

Restaurants, promenades and everyday services support both residential life and a year-round visitor economy. This broader mix can matter to buyers considering a home for regular stays, a move to the coast or a place to share with family and friends.

Explore the apartment in context

For a clearer sense of how this apartment’s layout, terrace and outlook suit your plans, contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest available details and arrange a viewing. We can also help you confirm the specific home’s floor plan and the features that apply to it.