One-bedroom bungalow in Orihuela Costa

Description

This resale bungalow in Orihuela Costa offers 55 m² of built space, with one bedroom and one bathroom. Its compact layout may suit a buyer seeking a manageable home on the Costa Blanca South, whether for personal use or as a base from which to enjoy the wider coastal district.

With no additional property details supplied, the clearest starting point is its size and setting. The home’s one-bedroom format keeps the accommodation straightforward, while its location places it within a part of Orihuela known for a varied coastal environment and established residential communities.

A compact home with a coastal setting

A 55 m² bungalow can be a practical option for buyers who value a more modest amount of indoor space. The one-bedroom arrangement may work for an individual or couple, or for someone looking for a second home that is simpler to maintain than a larger property. The supplied information does not specify the internal layout or outdoor space, so these details are best confirmed when enquiring.

As a resale property, it may also appeal to buyers who want to consider an existing home rather than focus on a new-build search. To assess whether it fits your plans, ask for the current property details and any available floor plan, then arrange a viewing to understand the rooms and overall condition in person.

Getting to know Orihuela Costa

Orihuela Costa is a broad coastal district rather than a single traditional town centre. Its character comes from the mix of residential areas, beaches, coves and local leisure hubs, with restaurants and shopping distributed among several neighbourhood centres. That pattern gives buyers a choice of different settings across the district, while making the precise location of an individual home an important point to check.

The coastline takes in places including Punta Prima, Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Cabo Roig and Campoamor. Sandy stretches sit alongside rockier sections, and the wider coast includes promenades, marinas and opportunities for water sports. This variety is part of the appeal for people who want access to different kinds of seaside scenery rather than one continuous beach environment.

Beyond the shore, the district has established golf courses and residential communities oriented towards golf. Campoamor is also recognised for its coastal pine landscape, while Cabo Roig combines a marina with a historic watchtower associated with the defence of the coast. These features contribute to the area’s varied identity, although the home’s proximity to any particular place is not specified.

Orihuela’s wider municipality brings another dimension: its modern coastal districts sit alongside an inland city with substantial cultural heritage. For a buyer, this means the destination can be understood not only through beach life, but also through the broader history and character of the municipality.

Find out more

If this bungalow’s size and Orihuela Costa setting match what you have in mind, contact Ibeka Homes for the latest available information and any floor plan that may be available. A viewing can help you judge the layout and how the home would work for your intended use.