This bungalow in the La Siesta neighbourhood of Torrevieja is a compact property of 44 m², situated in one of the residential areas in the southern part of the city. La Siesta is a quiet neighbourhood with predominantly low-rise development, popular among permanent residents and foreign nationals who value a measured pace of life away from the tourist zones of the city centre. The bungalow is in good condition and ready for habitation.
The interior layout includes 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. At 44 m², the space is organised with functionality in mind: the living area combines the lounge and kitchen, creating a sense of openness and allowing rational use of the available floor space. The bedroom is separated, providing the necessary privacy for rest. The bungalow is in good condition — finishes, plumbing, and electrical systems are in working order and do not require immediate intervention. The property is delivered fully furnished with all essential furniture and household items, enabling move-in without additional expenditure on furnishings.
The bungalow features a terrace — additional open-air space that in a Mediterranean climate becomes a fully functional living zone for a substantial part of the year. The terrace can be used for morning breakfasts, evening relaxation, reading, or simply enjoying the fresh air. The bungalow format provides a private entrance and a sense of independence — unlike apartments in multi-storey buildings, there are no shared hallways or stairwells.
The distance to the sea is 3000 metres. The journey to the nearest beaches of Torrevieja takes approximately 10-12 minutes by car or bicycle. The city has several beaches, most of which hold Blue Flag status: Playa del Cura, Playa de los Locos, Playa de los Naufragos, and Playa del Acequion. Each is equipped with the necessary facilities — showers, changing rooms, lifeguard stations, and sunbed rental. The distance from the shoreline is offset by more accessible property pricing in this neighbourhood and a calm residential atmosphere.
The La Siesta neighbourhood has its own infrastructure sufficient for everyday needs. Grocery shops are located here, including large chain supermarkets, along with pharmacies, bank branches, hairdressers, and small cafes. Nearby stands the Habaneras shopping centre — one of Torrevieja's main retail destinations, offering a wide selection of shops, restaurants, a cinema, and an entertainment area. The neighbourhood features children's playgrounds and green zones. Medical infrastructure includes a health centre and private medical practices.
Torrevieja is a coastal city in the Alicante province of the Valencian Community with a population of approximately 80,000. A substantial proportion of residents are foreign nationals from the United Kingdom, Germany, Scandinavia, and countries of the former Soviet Union, which defines the multicultural character of the city. Torrevieja hosts shops stocking goods from various countries, restaurants featuring national cuisines, and communities organising events in multiple languages. The city is flanked by two salt lakes — Laguna Rosada and Laguna de la Mata — nature reserves that are home to flamingos and which create a unique microclimate across the area.
Torrevieja's climate has been recognised by the World Health Organisation as one of the healthiest in Europe. The average annual temperature is approximately 18 degrees Celsius. Winter months are characterised by mildness, with temperatures rarely falling below 8-10 degrees, allowing a significant amount of time to be spent outdoors even in January and February. Summers are warm, with temperatures of 28-34 degrees, though sea breezes and the influence of the salt lakes make the heat more bearable. Sunny days exceed 300 per year, with minimal rainfall concentrated in the autumn months.
The transport infrastructure provides convenient access to key destinations in the region. The AP-7 motorway connects Torrevieja with Alicante, Murcia, Cartagena, and other coastal cities. Alicante-Elche international airport is 45 minutes away by car, while Murcia Corvera airport is 25-30 minutes distant. From the La Siesta neighbourhood, access to major roads is straightforward, making car journeys quick and convenient. Regular bus routes connect Torrevieja with the province's larger cities.
Daily life in La Siesta combines the tranquillity of a residential neighbourhood with access to all of Torrevieja's urban amenities. The Friday market — one of the largest on the coast — offers clothing, household goods, and fresh produce. The city's cultural calendar includes the international habaneras competition, music and theatre events, and exhibitions. For active recreation, cycling paths, walking routes around the salt lakes, water sports along the coast, and golf courses in the surrounding area are all available. The presence of a well-established Russian-speaking community eases adaptation for newcomers from CIS countries. The gastronomic scene encompasses both traditional Mediterranean restaurants emphasising seafood and rice, and 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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Terrace
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