Two-bedroom apartment in Guardamar del Segura

Description

This two-bedroom, two-bathroom new-build apartment in Guardamar del Segura offers 76 m² of built area and a 20 m² terrace. Set within a coastal residential development, it brings outdoor space into everyday living while placing the town’s Mediterranean setting at the heart of the experience.

The home is one of a range of apartment layouts in the development. For this particular property, the terrace provides a useful extension of the interior: a place to sit outdoors, enjoy a meal or take a quieter moment at home. A communal swimming pool is also listed among the development’s facilities.

A home shaped around indoor and outdoor living

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom arrangement offers flexibility for a couple, a small household or owners who would value a separate room for guests or other uses. The property’s 76 m² built area gives buyers a clear starting point for considering how its rooms could suit their routines; the published usable build space is 58 m².

As this is a new-build property, buyers can consider it as a contemporary base in Guardamar, whether for regular stays or day-to-day living. The supplied details identify a parking space and lift access within the development, while the wider appeal lies in combining a manageable apartment with time outdoors and the character of a coastal town.

Guardamar beyond the shoreline

Guardamar is known for more than its Mediterranean beaches. Its defining landscape includes extensive dunes and pinewoods, part of a protected coastal green environment shaped by historic dune stabilisation and reforestation. That natural setting gives the town a distinctive sense of place, with outdoor life extending well beyond the beach.

Walking through the pinewoods or along the coast is one of the area’s characteristic ways to spend time outside. Parks, including Alfonso XIII and Reina Sofía, add further green space to the municipality, offering a different pace from the shoreline and variety for residents throughout the year.

The dunes also carry a deeper history. Archaeological sites such as La Fonteta and the Rábita/Ribat Califal connect the landscape with the area’s heritage, while the town’s identity brings together nature, beach life and local Mediterranean gastronomy. For buyers, this broader mix can make Guardamar appealing as a place to return to, not simply a coastal address.

Local tradition remains connected to the landscape: Guardamar’s Tree Festival has its 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 this Guardamar apartment

If you are considering a new-build home on the Costa Blanca South, this apartment offers a practical basis for assessing life in Guardamar, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a substantial terrace. Contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest property information or arrange a viewing.