Two-bedroom bungalow in Pilar de la Horadada

Description

This new-build bungalow in Pilar de la Horadada offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms in a coastal municipality on the Costa Blanca South. Its 13 m² terrace provides outdoor space at home, while the development’s shared swimming pool offers another place to unwind.

The property is in an urbanisation within the town setting, with the beach listed at 3,000 metres. The supplied details also note a garden and one parking space, giving buyers useful context when comparing homes for everyday use or time spent on the coast.

A home for everyday life or a coastal break

With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the layout may suit a couple, a small household or buyers who would value a separate room for guests or other uses. The available information does not specify the internal arrangement, so a floor plan can help you assess how the rooms connect and how the home might fit your needs.

The terrace extends the living space outdoors, while the garden adds a further private outdoor element. Together with the communal pool, these spaces give the property options for spending time outside without relying solely on a trip to the coast.

As a new-build home, it may appeal to buyers who want a contemporary property in an established town rather than a purely seasonal setting. The source also places the development within reach of everyday services, and the structured details identify nearby commercial facilities, schools and a bus route.

Getting to know Pilar de la Horadada

Pilar de la Horadada brings together an inland town and several coastal communities, including Torre de la Horadada, Mil Palmeras and El Mojón. Each seaside area has its own character, while remaining connected to the services of the municipality. This mix lets buyers consider both a town-based routine and the broader coastal setting.

The municipality’s beaches and seaside neighbourhoods are a central part of local life. Torre de la Horadada has a strong summer presence as well as year-round residents, while Mil Palmeras is another established beach area. For this property, the stated beach distance is 3,000 metres; the wider choice of coastal districts adds context without implying that every beach is equally close.

Outdoor activity is part of the area’s appeal, with cycling, walking and running among the activities promoted locally, alongside snorkelling and nautical pursuits. Family, sporting and outdoor visitors share the municipality with permanent residents, making it a destination with interests beyond the summer beach season.

Local services support year-round living, while the coastal districts maintain distinct identities of their own. That balance can be useful for buyers weighing a home for regular residence against a place to enjoy during holidays. Local patron-saint and summer festivities also contribute to the area’s recurring cultural calendar.

Explore whether it suits your plans

If you are considering a bungalow in Pilar de la Horadada, ask Ibeka Homes for the current property details and a floor plan when available. We can also help arrange a viewing so you can assess the home, its outdoor spaces and the surrounding setting for yourself.