Three-bedroom townhouse in Orihuela Costa
Description
This resale townhouse in Orihuela Costa offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms within 81 m² of built area. It is a practical starting point for buyers considering a home on the Costa Blanca South, with the coastal district’s varied residential setting and established leisure scene as part of the wider appeal.
Orihuela Costa is not centred on one traditional town square. Instead, its neighbourhoods and local centres are spread along the coast, creating a district where residential life sits alongside places to eat, shop and spend time outdoors. That structure may suit buyers who value a choice of settings and want to explore the different character of the coastline before deciding where to spend their time.
A home to make your own
With three bedrooms, the townhouse has room to accommodate a household, visiting family or guests, while the two bathrooms support everyday use. The supplied information confirms a built area of 81 m²; it does not specify the internal arrangement, so buyers should review the available plans or arrange a viewing to understand how the rooms connect and how the space might work for their needs.
As a resale property, it can be considered on its present merits rather than through assumptions about a new-build specification. The source information does not detail finishes, furnishings or particular facilities, so those points are best checked directly. This gives a viewing a useful purpose: to assess the condition, room proportions and suitability of the home in person.
The townhouse format can appeal to buyers seeking a more home-like base in a coastal district, while the bedroom and bathroom count offers flexibility in how the space is used. Whether the priority is a place for regular stays or a home for a longer period, the key next step is to compare the layout and condition with your own requirements.
Coastal life across Orihuela Costa
The coastline here is a sequence of distinct stretches rather than a single uninterrupted beach setting. Sandy beaches sit alongside rocky sections and coves, with promenades and marinas contributing to the area’s varied seafront character. Punta Prima, Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Cabo Roig and Campoamor are among the coastal places that form part of this broader district.
That variety helps shape the everyday feel of Costa Blanca South. Time outdoors can mean a walk along the coast, a visit to a beach or cove, or exploring opportunities for water sports. Cabo Roig has a marina and a historic watchtower associated with the defence of the coastline, while Dehesa de Campoamor is recognised for its coastal pine areas as well as its beaches and residential neighbourhoods.
For buyers who enjoy golf, Orihuela Costa also includes established courses and residential areas with a golf-oriented character. The district’s restaurants, shops and leisure options are distributed among several neighbourhood centres, rather than gathered around one central historic core. This creates a more dispersed pattern of local life, with different areas offering their own points of interest.
The wider municipality adds another dimension: its coastal districts are part of Orihuela, a place that also has a historically significant inland city and a substantial cultural heritage. Residents can therefore draw on more than a beach-focused setting, while the local coastal identity remains closely connected with the Mediterranean landscape and outdoor leisure.
Consider the setting for your own plans
For a prospective buyer, the appeal lies in weighing the home itself against the broader lifestyle of the district. The confirmed details provide a clear starting point—three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 81 m² of built area—while a viewing can help establish whether the layout, condition and immediate surroundings feel right. The area’s mix of coastline, residential communities, golf and neighbourhood services offers several ways to experience life on the southern Costa Blanca.
Contact Ibeka Homes to request the current property information and any available floor plans, or to discuss arranging a viewing. A conversation with our team can help you focus on the details that matter most as you assess this Orihuela Costa townhouse.
Features and Amenities
Disclaimer
Property Reference: SH869/8875
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