Three-bedroom villa in Los Alcázares
Description
This new-build villa in Los Alcázares offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 252 m² of built area. Its setting brings together the appeal of a coastal town and a golf-oriented residential environment, with the Mar Menor shoreline around 1.7 km away. A 40 m² terrace and private pool add outdoor space for everyday relaxation and time spent with family or friends.
The home is arranged across a single level, with an additional guest toilet and a lift. A private parking space and storage are also included. These practical details support a layout suited to buyers who value having the main living accommodation on one floor, while the outdoor areas provide room to enjoy the region’s mild coastal lifestyle.
A home designed around easy living
The villa’s combination of three bedrooms and two bathrooms offers flexibility for household members and visiting guests. With the principal accommodation on one level, daily routines can remain straightforward, and the terrace and private pool give the home a natural focus outdoors. Rather than relying on a long list of specifications, the appeal here is the way indoor living can extend into a private outdoor setting.
The additional guest toilet is a useful consideration when entertaining, while the lift and storage space contribute to the practical side of ownership. A parking space is provided. Together, these features give buyers a clear basis for considering how the property could work as a permanent home, a coastal base or a place to spend extended periods in Spain, without assuming any particular use or return.
As a new-build property, this villa may suit buyers who want a contemporary home rather than an older property requiring a different approach to maintenance or updating. The supplied information confirms the main layout and living spaces, but buyers should request the current specification and plans to understand the precise arrangement and finish before making decisions.
Coastal life in Los Alcázares
Los Alcázares sits beside the Mar Menor, a large coastal lagoon whose relatively calm, shallow waters have shaped the town’s identity. The municipality has around seven kilometres of shoreline, including beaches such as Los Narejos, Las Salinas, El Espejo and La Concha. The coast is part of everyday life here, not simply a seasonal backdrop: residents can enjoy the waterfront for walks, cycling and time by the water across the year.
A seafront promenade connects much of the shoreline and gives the town a strong outdoor, walkable character. It is a setting for everyday coastal recreation as well as a place to take in the changing light and activity along the lagoon. The Mar Menor’s sheltered waters also underpin local water-sports and sailing culture, offering a distinctive alternative to a more open-sea coastal setting.
The town’s relationship with the water has a long history. Its bathing tradition is reflected in emblematic balneario buildings and waterfront heritage, giving the shoreline a sense of continuity beyond its role as a leisure destination. For buyers considering a move to the Costa Cálida, that combination of lived-in town, coastal recreation and local heritage can help Los Alcázares feel relevant throughout the year, rather than only during the summer season.
Los Alcázares balances year-round residential life with a lively summer atmosphere. That change in pace is part of its character: the coast and promenade remain central to local life, while the warmer months bring a more pronounced holiday feel. The town is also associated with the Semana Internacional de la Huerta y el Mar, a recurring celebration of regional folklore, music, crafts and gastronomy.
Considering this villa
For prospective buyers, the key questions are likely to include how the single-level layout and outdoor areas suit their plans, and what the full specification includes. The property details identify the home as a villa in Los Alcázares, with a private pool, terrace and parking; they do not establish a particular view, completion date or wider facilities beyond those stated.
Contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest property information and available plans, clarify the specification, or discuss arranging a viewing. We can help you assess whether this home and its Los Alcázares setting match the way you want to live on the Costa Cálida.
Features and Amenities
Disclaimer
Property Reference: N9674
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