Two-bedroom apartment for sale in Orihuela Costa
Description
This resale apartment in Orihuela Costa offers 67 m² of built space, with two bedrooms and one bathroom. It is a straightforward option for buyers considering a home on the Costa Blanca South, whether their plans centre on coastal living, a personal base in the area or a move to Spain.
The available property information confirms the apartment’s type, size and room count, but does not specify its floor, outlook, orientation, outdoor space or interior finish. Those details are best checked directly before deciding whether the layout and setting suit your needs. The appeal here begins with a practical-sized home in a coastal district with a varied choice of surroundings and ways to spend time.
A home to make your own
With two bedrooms, the apartment provides more than a single-purpose living space. Buyers might use the second bedroom for guests, as a home-working room or simply as additional everyday space; the right arrangement will depend on the floor plan and on how the rooms connect. Requesting the plan, if available, is a useful way to understand the layout before arranging a viewing.
The 67 m² built area gives a helpful starting point when considering how much space the home offers, although it does not by itself describe storage, circulation or the proportions of individual rooms. A visit can help you assess how the apartment feels in person and whether it fits your priorities. As no features or furnishings are specified in the supplied information, buyers should confirm the current condition and what is included with Ibeka Homes.
For someone weighing up a home in Orihuela Costa, the wider setting is an important part of the decision. This is a broad coastal district rather than a single traditional town centre, with residential communities and different neighbourhood hubs forming a varied backdrop to day-to-day life. That spread can appeal to buyers who want to explore different parts of the coast and choose the local rhythm that suits them.
Coastal life across Orihuela Costa
The district’s shoreline is made up of a sequence of beaches and coves, including Punta Prima, Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Cabo Roig and Campoamor. Sandy stretches sit alongside rocky sections, with promenades, marinas and water-sports opportunities contributing to the area’s coastal character. These are features of the wider destination; the apartment’s precise position in relation to them has not been provided.
Different parts of the coastline offer different scenery. Dehesa de Campoamor is associated with coastal pine areas as well as beaches and residential neighbourhoods, while Cabo Roig is known for its marina and a historic watchtower connected with the defence of the coast. Together, these settings add variety to the wider Orihuela Costa landscape, from time by the water to walks through more settled residential surroundings.
Golf is another established part of the district’s identity, with several courses and golf-oriented residential areas across the wider area. Restaurants, shopping and leisure are likewise distributed among several neighbourhood centres instead of being concentrated in one old-town core. For buyers, this means the best match may depend on the everyday environment they prefer, so it is worth discussing the apartment’s exact location and the places you expect to use regularly.
Orihuela Costa also forms part of a municipality with a broader cultural dimension. Alongside its modern coastal districts, the inland city of Orihuela has a substantial historical and cultural heritage. This gives the wider municipality a character that reaches beyond the shoreline, while the coast itself remains shaped by residential communities, beaches and leisure.
Explore the apartment and its setting
This two-bedroom resale home is a useful starting point for buyers comparing apartments in Orihuela Costa. The next step is to establish the details that matter most to you: the floor plan, the apartment’s precise location, its present condition and any aspects of the setting that are not included in the published facts.
Contact Ibeka Homes to request the latest available property information and, if available, a floor plan. You can also discuss your priorities with the team and arrange a viewing to assess the apartment and its surroundings in person.
Features and Amenities
Disclaimer
Property Reference: SH875/8875
Important Information for Your Purchase
We want you to have a clear picture before taking the next step. Property details, prices and availability are provided in good faith and may be updated by the owner, developer or selling agent without prior notice. The advertised price does not normally include taxes and purchase-related costs. Depending on the property, buyers should generally allow for:- New-build properties: VAT (IVA) and Stamp Duty (AJD), where applicable.
- Resale properties: Property Transfer Tax (ITP), with the applicable rate depending on the property and circumstances.
- Additional purchase costs: Notary, Land Registry, legal representation, mortgage-related expenses where applicable, and other administrative costs.
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