Three-bedroom new-build villa in Pilar de la Horadada

Description

This three-bedroom, two-bathroom new-build villa in Pilar de la Horadada offers 124 m² of built space, a private garden and pool, and a 25 m² terrace. Its coastal setting in the Costa Blanca South municipality brings together private outdoor living and access to the services and character of an established Spanish town.

The property is listed with a beach 3,000 metres away, and its residential location also places everyday town life within the wider picture. For buyers considering a home for regular use or a coastal base, the combination of indoor space and outdoor areas gives plenty to consider.

A home with room to settle in

With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the villa can suit a range of household arrangements, from a couple wanting separate guest space to a family needing room for everyday routines. The 124 m² built area provides a substantial interior footprint, while the terrace and garden extend the living environment outdoors.

The private pool gives the garden a clear focal point for time at home. Rather than relying on shared leisure facilities, residents can enjoy their own outdoor setting, with space to relax or dine outside when the weather allows. Pre-installed air conditioning is also listed among the property details.

A parking space is included in the supplied facts. Together with the separate laundry room, this adds practical support to day-to-day use without changing the villa’s emphasis on private indoor and outdoor living.

Life across Pilar de la Horadada

Pilar de la Horadada is a municipality with both an inland town centre and a series of coastal communities, including Torre de la Horadada, Mil Palmeras and El Mojón. This gives the area more than one kind of setting: town services and residential life sit within reach of distinct seaside neighbourhoods, each with its own local character.

The municipality’s Mediterranean coastline is an important part of its appeal, with sandy beaches and a way of life shaped by the sea. Torre de la Horadada is among the best-known coastal centres, while Mil Palmeras offers another established beach setting. These are part of the wider municipality rather than a claim about the villa’s immediate surroundings.

Outdoor activity is woven into local life. Cycling, walking and running are among the activities promoted in the area, alongside snorkelling and nautical pursuits. This makes the municipality relevant to buyers who value an active coastal lifestyle as well as a home that can be enjoyed at a quieter pace.

For day-to-day living, Pilar de la Horadada combines family and sports facilities with residential services that support life throughout the year. The coastal districts retain their individual identities while remaining connected to the amenities of the town, giving residents options beyond a purely seasonal beach stay.

A coastal setting with a local rhythm

The area’s identity is not limited to its shoreline: local patron-saint and summer festivities are a recurring part of the cultural calendar in Pilar de la Horadada and its coastal districts. Alongside the beaches and outdoor activities, this offers a glimpse of the community life that continues beyond the holiday season.

If you are considering a new-build villa in Pilar de la Horadada, contact Ibeka Homes to request the current property details and discuss arranging a viewing. We can help you assess whether its layout, private outdoor space and setting fit your plans.