This apartment in the central district of Torrevieja is a spacious property with a total area of 139 m², situated in the heart of the city on the Costa Blanca coastline. The Centro neighbourhood serves as the historical and administrative core of Torrevieja, where the main municipal institutions, commercial zones, and cultural venues are concentrated. The apartment is in a partially renovated condition, allowing the opportunity to complete updates according to personal preferences.
The interior layout comprises 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms — an uncommon configuration for urban property that provides comfortable accommodation for a large family or the flexibility to use one of the rooms as a study, dressing room, or guest bedroom. The presence of three bathrooms eliminates morning queues and ensures convenience for every household member. The apartment has been partially renovated, meaning key elements have been updated while scope for further improvements remains. The property is delivered furnished, enabling occupancy without the need to purchase essential furnishings.
The apartment is equipped with an air conditioning system, maintaining a comfortable indoor climate throughout the year. During the summer period, when coastal temperatures can reach 35 degrees Celsius, air conditioning becomes a substantial comfort factor. The apartment also features a terrace, serving as additional space for relaxation, morning meals, reading, or evening leisure. A parking space is included with the property — a considerable advantage in the city centre, where on-street parking availability can be limited.
The distance to the sea is 1000 metres — approximately 12-15 minutes on foot through the city streets. The route passes through central Torrevieja quarters, past shops, cafes, and green areas. The nearest beaches — Playa del Cura and Playa de los Locos — both hold Blue Flag status and offer comprehensive beach facilities including showers, changing rooms, lifeguard stations, and sunbed and parasol rental services.
The Centro district of Torrevieja provides the highest concentration of urban infrastructure. Within walking distance are the central municipal market (Mercado Municipal) with an extensive range of fresh produce, several large supermarkets, bank branches, the post office, the town hall, the police station, and the fire station. Medical infrastructure includes health centres, private clinics, and dental practices. Educational institutions — both state and private schools, as well as language centres — are also in close proximity.
Torrevieja is a coastal city with a population of approximately 80,000, located in the southern part of the Alicante province. The city is flanked by two salt lakes — Laguna Rosada and Laguna de la Mata — which serve as nature reserves and shape the unique microclimate of the area. Torrevieja historically developed as a centre of the salt industry and today stands as one of the most popular destinations for permanent residence among foreign nationals. The multicultural character of the city is evident in the diversity of cuisines, shops stocking goods from various countries, and multilingual communities.
Torrevieja's climate has been noted by the World Health Organisation as one of the most health-conducive in Europe. The average annual temperature is approximately 18 degrees Celsius. Winters are mild with minimum temperatures around 8-10 degrees, while summers are warm but moderated by sea breezes and the influence of the salt lakes. The area records over 300 days of sunshine per year, with minimal rainfall concentrated primarily in October and November.
Transport accessibility from central Torrevieja is supported by several key routes. The AP-7 motorway connects the city with Alicante to the north and Cartagena to the south. Alicante-Elche international airport is situated 45 minutes away by car, while Murcia Corvera airport is 25-30 minutes distant. Regular bus services link Torrevieja with major regional cities including Alicante, Murcia, Orihuela, and Elche. The municipal bus network covers the main neighbourhoods and beach areas.
Life in central Torrevieja is filled with events and opportunities. The weekly Friday market — one of the largest on the coast — offers clothing, footwear, household goods, and fresh produce. The city's cultural programme encompasses the international habaneras competition, music festivals, theatrical productions at the municipal theatre, and exhibitions at the Virgililla cultural centre. An active lifestyle is supported by water sports, cycling along dedicated paths, and walking routes along the coast and around the salt lakes. The gastronomic scene features Mediterranean restaurants emphasising fresh seafood and rice dishes, alongside international cuisine establishments.
The information provided is for informational purposes only. The indicated price does not include taxes or expenses related to the purchase. We recommend verifying with our agents what is included in the price.
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