One-bedroom penthouse in Guardamar del Segura

Description

This one-bedroom, one-bathroom penthouse offers 57 m² of built space in Guardamar del Segura on the Costa Blanca South. It is part of a new-build development, with the beach listed 600 metres away and a 2 m² terrace for a little outdoor space at home.

For buyers considering a coastal base, the appeal here is the combination of a compact private home and a location shaped by both the Mediterranean and substantial green surroundings. The property’s penthouse setting and access to a communal pool add a shared outdoor dimension without taking focus away from the town itself.

A practical home by the coast

The one-bedroom layout may suit a buyer looking for a manageable permanent home, a place for coastal breaks or a base to enjoy throughout the year. With 57 m² of built area, it offers more room than the bedroom count alone might suggest; the separate feature information records 38 m² of usable built space.

The 2 m² terrace provides a small private outdoor area, while the communal pool offers another setting for time outdoors. These shared and private spaces give the home a choice of ways to enjoy the coastal climate, alongside the everyday convenience of a lift and a parking space listed among the property details.

Guardamar’s landscape and everyday character

Guardamar is more than a beach destination. Its coastal identity is closely connected to the dunes and pinewoods: an extensive green landscape formed through historic dune stabilisation and reforestation. This gives the town a distinctive natural setting, with the shoreline and wooded routes both part of its appeal.

Green space is woven into the municipality, including Alfonso XIII and Reina Sofía parks. Walking among the pines or following the coast is a defining way to experience Guardamar, offering a change of pace from time spent by the sea and a broader sense of the town’s Mediterranean environment.

The area also has a cultural and historical dimension. Archaeological remains in the dune landscape, including La Fonteta and the Rábita Califal, reflect a heritage that sits alongside the town’s contemporary beach life. Local Mediterranean gastronomy adds another part to its character, while the marina and natural surroundings broaden the range of experiences beyond a conventional seaside stay.

Guardamar’s Tree Festival has roots in the reforestation work that helped shape the dunes and remains part of local tradition. It is one example of how the landscape is not simply a backdrop here, but an important part of the town’s story and identity.

Explore the property further

If Guardamar’s mix of coastal living, green space and heritage fits what you have in mind, contact Ibeka Homes for the latest details on this penthouse. Our team can help you review the available property information and discuss arranging a viewing.