Three-bedroom villa with a 115 m² terrace in Calpe

Description

This new-build villa in Calpe offers 249 m² of built space, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The property is coastal, and the supplied details place the beach 900 metres away. A 115 m² terrace extends the living space outdoors, while the single-level layout described by the supplier may suit buyers who value having the main rooms on one floor.

Inside, the supplier describes an open-plan living and dining area connected to the kitchen, with sliding doors leading out towards the covered porch and terrace. The bedroom arrangement separates the sleeping area from the main living space. Together, these details give buyers a useful starting point for considering how the home could work for everyday living or time spent with family and guests.

A home designed around indoor–outdoor living

The private pool and generous terrace make outdoor living a central part of the property. There is also a built-in barbecue, as stated in the supplier description; the features list separately confirms a garden. Rather than treating these as a checklist, buyers can consider how the outdoor areas might support relaxed meals, quiet mornings or time together at home.

With three bedrooms and four bathrooms, the layout offers distinct sleeping and bathroom provision. The supplier describes a main bedroom suite and two further bedrooms, with bathrooms serving the bedroom area and pool access. For a buyer comparing homes in Calpe, it is worth asking Ibeka Homes for the available floor plan and current details to understand the arrangement in full.

Calpe and the Costa Blanca North

Calpe’s appeal comes from the way the coastline and town fit together. The Peñón de Ifach gives the municipality its unmistakable natural landmark, while Arenal-Bol and La Fossa-Levante are among its principal urban beaches. Smaller coves and rocky stretches add variety to the shoreline, giving the area a distinctly Mediterranean character.

There is more to the setting than beach days. Walking routes and nature around the coast, along with opportunities for diving and sailing, make outdoor activity part of Calpe’s wider lifestyle. Restaurants, promenades and everyday services also contribute to a town that supports both residential life and visitors throughout the year.

For a change of pace, Calpe’s historic centre offers traditional streets and remnants of defensive walls, with cultural sites reflecting different chapters of local history. The Baños de la Reina archaeological site provides a further connection to the municipality’s Roman heritage. These layers of place give buyers a broader sense of Calpe beyond its coastal setting.

Explore the property in person

If you are considering a modern villa in Calpe, contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest property information, ask about the floor plan and arrange a viewing. A conversation with our team can help you assess whether the home’s layout, outdoor space and coastal location fit your plans.