Three-bedroom townhouse in Torrevieja

Description

This new-build, three-bedroom townhouse is in Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca South, with the Mediterranean coastline around 300 metres away. It offers 80 m² of usable interior space and a 75 m² terrace, giving residents room to spend time both indoors and outside.

The home has two bathrooms and is described as a tourist-licensed property. Its setting may suit buyers who value a coastal base within an established city, rather than a destination that is active only during the holiday season.

A home with room to spend outdoors

The generous terrace is a notable part of the home’s layout, providing space for outdoor meals, reading or relaxing in the Mediterranean climate. Inside, three bedrooms allow for different household arrangements, including a dedicated guest room or space to work from home.

As a new-build townhouse, it may appeal to buyers seeking a contemporary home in an urban coastal setting. Furnishing, a communal pool and a parking space are among the practical details recorded for the property; the separate features section provides the full specification.

The tourist licence is a material point for anyone considering how the property might be used. Buyers should request the current terms and supporting details directly, and assess whether those arrangements suit their intended use.

Everyday life in Torrevieja

Torrevieja brings together Mediterranean beaches, rocky coves and promenades with the services of a year-round city. Restaurants, markets, shops and leisure facilities contribute to an everyday rhythm that extends beyond the main holiday periods, supported by a substantial international community.

The waterfront is an important part of local social life, with promenades offering a place to walk and spend time by the sea. The municipality also has a broader natural character: salt lagoons and salt-flat landscapes, including the well-known pink lagoon, are among its defining features.

For buyers drawn to an active coastal lifestyle, the wider area combines conventional beach days with water sports, parks and nature-oriented routes. Torrevieja’s maritime and salt-working history also remains part of its cultural identity, giving the city a distinct character beyond its shoreline.

Music is another thread in that identity: Torrevieja has a longstanding association with the habanera, celebrated through its International Habaneras and Polyphony Contest. Together, these elements give the city a varied setting for residents who want both coastal recreation and access to established urban services.

Explore the property

To understand how the terrace and interior layout could work for your plans, contact Ibeka Homes for the current property details and to arrange a viewing. We can also clarify the information available about the tourist licence and the home’s specification.