Two-bedroom penthouse with a 73 m² terrace in Guardamar del Segura

Description

This new-build penthouse in El Raso, Guardamar del Segura, offers 80 m² of built space, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its 73 m² terrace and private solarium give outdoor living a central role, while the residential setting places the property within the wider coastal landscape of Costa Blanca South.

The home is part of a gated development and is described as a tourist-licensed property. For buyers considering a place to enjoy themselves as well as a property with a different permitted use, it is worth asking for the current details of how the licence applies to this specific home.

A home shaped around outdoor living

The generous terrace is a notable extension of the interior, with space to make everyday time outdoors part of the way you use the home. The private solarium adds another outdoor area, offering flexibility for quiet relaxation or informal meals in the open air.

With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the layout can suit a couple, a small household or owners who want room for visiting family and friends. The lift, allocated parking space and storage room are practical considerations for day-to-day use, without taking attention away from the home’s indoor-outdoor feel.

The property is supplied furnished, and the development includes a communal swimming pool. These details may help buyers picture how the home could be used, while a viewing can provide a clearer sense of the rooms, terrace and overall setting.

Guardamar’s coastal landscape and local character

Guardamar del Segura is known for a coastline where beaches meet a distinctive landscape of dunes and pinewoods. The extensive green environment reflects a long history of dune stabilisation and reforestation, giving the municipality a character that extends beyond a conventional seaside setting.

Its parks, including Alfonso XIII and Reina Sofía, add substantial green space to the town. Walking among the pinewoods or along the coast is one of the defining ways to experience Guardamar, with the natural surroundings offering a change of pace from time spent by the sea.

The area also has a rich archaeological story. Sites such as La Fonteta and the Rábita/Ribat Califal form part of the heritage associated with its dune landscape, giving the wider destination an additional dimension for residents interested in local history.

Beach life, nature and local Mediterranean gastronomy all contribute to Guardamar’s appeal. Its parks, marina and natural surroundings bring variety to everyday leisure, while the town’s Tree Festival reflects the enduring connection between local identity and the work that shaped its pinewood landscape.

Explore the property in person

For buyers weighing up a coastal home in Guardamar, this penthouse offers a clear starting point: a two-bedroom layout, substantial private outdoor space and a setting in El Raso. Contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest property information and arrange a viewing; we can also help clarify the details most relevant to your plans.