Buy an Apartment in Spain. Mil Palmeras area, 3 bedrooms, 102 m2
€ 325000
Property № RSP-N8577 от 18.07.2025
3
2
1 floor
102 м2
2025
600 м.
An apartment in the Mil Palmeras area of Pilar de la Horadada, Spain, with a surface of 102 m² offers spacious housing within a new residential complex situated 600 meters from the Mediterranean coast. This accommodation with three bedrooms and two bathrooms suits families or those who value additional space for guests, work, or hobbies.
The new residential complex where the apartment is located is built considering modern requirements for comfort and functionality. The architecture combines Mediterranean elements with contemporary solutions, using quality construction materials that ensure durability and energy efficiency. A communal swimming pool on the complex grounds creates opportunities for relaxation and socializing with neighbors during warm seasons.
The interior layout of the apartment is designed to ensure comfortable living. Three bedrooms provide adequate space for a family with children or for accommodating guests. One bedroom can be used as an office, children's room, or hobby space, adding flexibility to space utilization. Two bathrooms increase convenience levels, especially during morning hours or when several people occupy the apartment simultaneously.
The living area combines the lounge and kitchen into a unified open space, which is characteristic of modern layouts. This solution creates a sense of spaciousness and facilitates family interaction. The kitchen can be equipped with built-in appliances and have sufficient storage space, which is important for daily life. Large windows provide good natural lighting and visually expand the space.
A 15 m² terrace is a valuable addition to the living area. This outdoor space can be used for dining al fresco, morning coffee, or evening relaxation. In the Mediterranean climate with more than 300 sunny days per year, the terrace becomes a practical extension of the living zone for most of the year. It can be furnished with garden furniture, plants, or even a small dining area.
A parking space is included in the apartment price, which is a practical advantage. In tourist areas where finding parking can be difficult during summer, having a dedicated space ensures convenience and security for the vehicle. Parking is usually located in underground or covered facilities, protecting the car from scorching sun and weather.
The Mil Palmeras district is known for its calm atmosphere and good infrastructure. The 600-meter distance to the sea means the beach is within a 7-10 minute walk. Local beaches feature clean sand and clear water, with many awarded blue flags for cleanliness and safety. The surroundings have supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, and medical centers, ensuring comfortable daily life.
Pilar de la Horadada is a municipality in the south of Alicante province, bordering the Murcia region. The town combines traditional Spanish lifestyle with developed infrastructure for tourists and foreign residents. The historic town center preserves authentic character with an 18th-century church and traditional squares. The weekly Saturday market offers fresh local produce, vegetables, fruits, and craft items.
Regional transport accessibility is convenient for travel. Alicante International Airport is located approximately 45 kilometers to the north, about 40 minutes' drive by car. Murcia Airport (Región de Murcia) is situated at a similar distance to the south. Both airports offer regular flights to major European cities, convenient for those planning frequent trips. The AP-7 motorway provides fast connections to Torrevieja, Alicante, Cartagena, and other coastal towns.
The climate in this part of Costa Blanca is considered one of the healthiest in Europe. The average annual temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius, with warm summers when temperatures can reach 30-35 degrees, and mild winters with temperatures rarely dropping below 10 degrees. Precipitation is low, ensuring many sunny days and low humidity. Such climate is favorable for year-round living, especially for people suffering from rheumatic conditions or respiratory problems.
New construction means the building meets modern standards for energy efficiency, sound insulation, and safety. The use of contemporary materials and technologies ensures good thermal insulation, important for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures and reducing heating costs in winter and air conditioning in summer. New engineering systems – electrical wiring, plumbing, ventilation – minimize the likelihood of technical issues in the first years of operation.
When planning the purchase, it's worth accounting for additional expenses: annual utility bills, fees for maintaining common areas and the pool, which typically amount to several hundred euros per year depending on the complex size and range of services.
The area attracts a diverse international community, including many residents from the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Germany, and other European countries. This creates a multicultural atmosphere with various clubs, associations, and social events. Local communities organize language courses, sports clubs, cultural evenings, and charity events, facilitating the integration of new residents.
Infrastructure for an active lifestyle in the vicinity is well developed. Within a 15-20 minute drive are several golf courses, including Lo Romero Golf, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, and La Finca Golf Resort. These courses offer various difficulty levels and additional services such as clubhouses, restaurants, and pro shops. For water sports enthusiasts, beaches offer opportunities for swimming, windsurfing, kayaking, and sailing.
Educational institutions in the region include international schools, important for families with children. El Limonar International School in San Miguel de Salinas offers a British curriculum, while The British College in Orihuela Costa also follows the British education system. There are also Spanish public and private schools for those preferring the Spanish education system or wanting children to learn Spanish language.
Healthcare is represented by both public and private facilities. Pilar de la Horadada has a medical center, while larger hospitals are in Torrevieja and Orihuela. Many doctors in private clinics speak English, facilitating medical care for foreign residents. Public healthcare is available to Spanish residents, while private medical insurance offers wider specialist choice and reduced waiting times.
The process of purchasing property in Spain for foreigners includes several mandatory steps. It's necessary to obtain an NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) – a foreigner identification number required for any financial transactions. The procedure involves submitting an application at a Spanish consulate or police station in Spain. After obtaining the NIE, one can open a bank account in Spain, simplifying payments and property management.
The purchase begins with signing a preliminary contract (contrato de arras) with a deposit payment, usually 10% of the property value. At this stage, it's important to conduct legal verification of the property through a lawyer to ensure there are no encumbrances, debts, or legal issues. Then follows signing the main purchase contract (escritura de compraventa) at a notary's office, where property transfer occurs and the remaining amount is paid.
Taxes and fees are added to the purchase cost. For new builds, VAT (IVA) of 10% and stamp duty (AJD) of about 1.5% apply. Notarial expenses, property registration in the land registry, and lawyer services must also be considered. Collectively, additional expenses amount to approximately 12-13% of the property price. After purchase, owners are obliged to pay annual property tax (IBI), the amount depending on the cadastral value of the property.
The rental market in the Mil Palmeras area is active throughout the year, with peak demand during summer months. Short-term rental to tourists can generate good income, especially if the property is well-furnished and located close to the beach. Average yield from short-term rental can be 5-7% annually, though this requires active management and marketing. Long-term rental is also in demand among foreign workers, retirees, and families living in the region year-round, providing more stable, albeit somewhat lower income.
This apartment in Mil Palmeras offers a combination of modern construction quality, well-planned layout with three bedrooms, convenient location near the sea and developed infrastructure, making it a suitable option for family living, vacation, or investment in property on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
The new residential complex where the apartment is located is built considering modern requirements for comfort and functionality. The architecture combines Mediterranean elements with contemporary solutions, using quality construction materials that ensure durability and energy efficiency. A communal swimming pool on the complex grounds creates opportunities for relaxation and socializing with neighbors during warm seasons.
The interior layout of the apartment is designed to ensure comfortable living. Three bedrooms provide adequate space for a family with children or for accommodating guests. One bedroom can be used as an office, children's room, or hobby space, adding flexibility to space utilization. Two bathrooms increase convenience levels, especially during morning hours or when several people occupy the apartment simultaneously.
The living area combines the lounge and kitchen into a unified open space, which is characteristic of modern layouts. This solution creates a sense of spaciousness and facilitates family interaction. The kitchen can be equipped with built-in appliances and have sufficient storage space, which is important for daily life. Large windows provide good natural lighting and visually expand the space.
A 15 m² terrace is a valuable addition to the living area. This outdoor space can be used for dining al fresco, morning coffee, or evening relaxation. In the Mediterranean climate with more than 300 sunny days per year, the terrace becomes a practical extension of the living zone for most of the year. It can be furnished with garden furniture, plants, or even a small dining area.
A parking space is included in the apartment price, which is a practical advantage. In tourist areas where finding parking can be difficult during summer, having a dedicated space ensures convenience and security for the vehicle. Parking is usually located in underground or covered facilities, protecting the car from scorching sun and weather.
The Mil Palmeras district is known for its calm atmosphere and good infrastructure. The 600-meter distance to the sea means the beach is within a 7-10 minute walk. Local beaches feature clean sand and clear water, with many awarded blue flags for cleanliness and safety. The surroundings have supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, and medical centers, ensuring comfortable daily life.
Pilar de la Horadada is a municipality in the south of Alicante province, bordering the Murcia region. The town combines traditional Spanish lifestyle with developed infrastructure for tourists and foreign residents. The historic town center preserves authentic character with an 18th-century church and traditional squares. The weekly Saturday market offers fresh local produce, vegetables, fruits, and craft items.
Regional transport accessibility is convenient for travel. Alicante International Airport is located approximately 45 kilometers to the north, about 40 minutes' drive by car. Murcia Airport (Región de Murcia) is situated at a similar distance to the south. Both airports offer regular flights to major European cities, convenient for those planning frequent trips. The AP-7 motorway provides fast connections to Torrevieja, Alicante, Cartagena, and other coastal towns.
The climate in this part of Costa Blanca is considered one of the healthiest in Europe. The average annual temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius, with warm summers when temperatures can reach 30-35 degrees, and mild winters with temperatures rarely dropping below 10 degrees. Precipitation is low, ensuring many sunny days and low humidity. Such climate is favorable for year-round living, especially for people suffering from rheumatic conditions or respiratory problems.
New construction means the building meets modern standards for energy efficiency, sound insulation, and safety. The use of contemporary materials and technologies ensures good thermal insulation, important for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures and reducing heating costs in winter and air conditioning in summer. New engineering systems – electrical wiring, plumbing, ventilation – minimize the likelihood of technical issues in the first years of operation.
When planning the purchase, it's worth accounting for additional expenses: annual utility bills, fees for maintaining common areas and the pool, which typically amount to several hundred euros per year depending on the complex size and range of services.
The area attracts a diverse international community, including many residents from the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Germany, and other European countries. This creates a multicultural atmosphere with various clubs, associations, and social events. Local communities organize language courses, sports clubs, cultural evenings, and charity events, facilitating the integration of new residents.
Infrastructure for an active lifestyle in the vicinity is well developed. Within a 15-20 minute drive are several golf courses, including Lo Romero Golf, Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, and La Finca Golf Resort. These courses offer various difficulty levels and additional services such as clubhouses, restaurants, and pro shops. For water sports enthusiasts, beaches offer opportunities for swimming, windsurfing, kayaking, and sailing.
Educational institutions in the region include international schools, important for families with children. El Limonar International School in San Miguel de Salinas offers a British curriculum, while The British College in Orihuela Costa also follows the British education system. There are also Spanish public and private schools for those preferring the Spanish education system or wanting children to learn Spanish language.
Healthcare is represented by both public and private facilities. Pilar de la Horadada has a medical center, while larger hospitals are in Torrevieja and Orihuela. Many doctors in private clinics speak English, facilitating medical care for foreign residents. Public healthcare is available to Spanish residents, while private medical insurance offers wider specialist choice and reduced waiting times.
The process of purchasing property in Spain for foreigners includes several mandatory steps. It's necessary to obtain an NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) – a foreigner identification number required for any financial transactions. The procedure involves submitting an application at a Spanish consulate or police station in Spain. After obtaining the NIE, one can open a bank account in Spain, simplifying payments and property management.
The purchase begins with signing a preliminary contract (contrato de arras) with a deposit payment, usually 10% of the property value. At this stage, it's important to conduct legal verification of the property through a lawyer to ensure there are no encumbrances, debts, or legal issues. Then follows signing the main purchase contract (escritura de compraventa) at a notary's office, where property transfer occurs and the remaining amount is paid.
Taxes and fees are added to the purchase cost. For new builds, VAT (IVA) of 10% and stamp duty (AJD) of about 1.5% apply. Notarial expenses, property registration in the land registry, and lawyer services must also be considered. Collectively, additional expenses amount to approximately 12-13% of the property price. After purchase, owners are obliged to pay annual property tax (IBI), the amount depending on the cadastral value of the property.
The rental market in the Mil Palmeras area is active throughout the year, with peak demand during summer months. Short-term rental to tourists can generate good income, especially if the property is well-furnished and located close to the beach. Average yield from short-term rental can be 5-7% annually, though this requires active management and marketing. Long-term rental is also in demand among foreign workers, retirees, and families living in the region year-round, providing more stable, albeit somewhat lower income.
This apartment in Mil Palmeras offers a combination of modern construction quality, well-planned layout with three bedrooms, convenient location near the sea and developed infrastructure, making it a suitable option for family living, vacation, or investment in property on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
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Garage or parking
Terrace
Built-in wardrobe
Pool
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