Two-bedroom new-build apartment in Torrevieja

Description

This two-bedroom, two-bathroom new-build apartment is in Torrevieja, on the Costa Blanca South. Its coastal setting and an 18 m² terrace give everyday life a clear connection to the outdoors, while the home’s practical layout offers a comfortable base for spending time in the city throughout the year.

The development is described as a tourist accommodation project, and the apartment is listed as furnished. For a buyer, that makes it particularly important to understand how the property is intended to be used, alongside the appeal of its setting. The supplied facts also identify a communal pool and one parking space; further details about the apartment and the development can be confirmed with Ibeka Homes.

A home shaped around coastal living

With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the apartment can suit a couple, a small household or buyers who want room for visiting family and friends. The terrace adds valuable space beyond the interior, creating an option for outdoor meals, a quiet start to the day or a place to unwind after time in the city. No built-area figure is provided, so buyers should request the available plans and measurements to understand the proportions and arrangement of the rooms.

The address is described as coastal and within an urbanisation, with the beach stated to be 300 metres away. That relationship to the shoreline is a defining part of the home’s appeal: days can be planned around time by the sea, while the apartment remains connected to the wider urban setting of Torrevieja. The listing also notes access to a bus route and a commercial centre, adding useful context for buyers considering how they would move around and manage everyday errands.

Rather than relying on a long list of facilities, the key question is how the apartment’s layout, terrace and location fit your own routine. Buyers may wish to establish which rooms open onto the outdoor space, what is included in the furnished specification and how the shared areas are managed. These details can help build a clearer picture of the home before arranging a visit.

Getting to know Torrevieja

Torrevieja is a coastal city with a character that extends beyond a conventional beach resort. Its Mediterranean shoreline includes urban beaches, rocky coves, bathing areas and promenades, while a broad range of everyday services and leisure options supports life across the seasons. For someone considering a home here, that combination means the city can offer both seaside recreation and the practical rhythm of an established urban community.

The waterfront is an important part of local social life, providing a natural setting for walks and time outdoors. Across the wider municipality, the coastal experience sits alongside parks, nature-oriented routes and opportunities for water sports. This variety can appeal to buyers who want their time in Torrevieja to include more than simply visiting the beach, while leaving the choice of activities flexible from one day to another.

Another distinctive element of the area is its salt-lagoon landscape. The lagoons and salt flats, including the well-known pink lagoon, form part of the municipality’s natural identity and offer a different perspective on the Costa Blanca setting. Torrevieja’s maritime and salt-working past also remains part of its cultural character, giving the city a sense of history alongside its contemporary coastal life.

Restaurants, local markets, shopping and leisure facilities contribute to a year-round atmosphere, supported by a large international community. This can make the city appealing to buyers who value a place with an active local population as well as visitors. Music is another thread in Torrevieja’s identity: the habanera tradition is celebrated through the long-running International Habaneras and Polyphony Contest.

Questions to explore before you decide

The property facts identify the apartment as a licensed tourist property, but do not set out the terms of any operating arrangements or personal-use conditions. Buyers should ask for the current documentation and clarify what the stated designation means for their intended use, rather than assume that the home can be occupied or managed in a particular way. The listing also does not provide a floor plan or internal area, so these are useful items to request when assessing the apartment’s suitability.

If the combination of a two-bedroom layout, an outdoor terrace and a coastal Torrevieja location fits your plans, contact Ibeka Homes for the current property details and any available plans. A conversation with the team can help you assess the apartment and its setting against your priorities, and arrange a viewing if appropriate.