Sale of independent chalet in Urbanizaciones, Guardamar del Segura

Constructed in 2005 by the seller for personal family use, this residence showcases top-quality materials and meticulous attention to detail, ensuring a cozy and functional home. The ground floor features an inviting entrance hall complemented by a marble staircase and an elevator, providing convenient access to all levels of the property. An expansive garage, suitable for up to four vehicles, is located at street level, eliminating the hassle of ramps and steep inclines, while also including a spacious overhead storage area. The garage is equipped with a service bathroom, smoke alarm, and direct entry into the home’s entryway.

On the first floor, there is a vast living-dining area along with a large, independent kitchen that boasts a patio, pantry, and a guest restroom. The second floor hosts a generous master bedroom with a walk-in closet and an ensuite bathroom featuring both a bathtub and a shower, offering picturesque views of the local castle. Additionally, this floor includes two double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and another room currently utilized as an office with access to a sizable terrace. This level is equipped with underfloor heating for winter comfort and ducted air conditioning for year-round climate control.

The uppermost level reveals a substantial solarium terrace with magnificent views of the surrounding area, including the village and the castle. This charming and tranquil locale lies at the southern end of a well-known coastal region, where the river meets the Mediterranean Sea. Renowned for its pleasant climate and extensive sandy beaches—four of which hold Blue Flag status for their quality and services—this area attracts visitors year-round. With sunshine gracing the skies for approximately 320 days annually and sea temperatures averaging 27 degrees Celsius in August, it is a prime destination for relaxation and recreation.

The environment is enhanced by lush greenery, consisting of citrus orchards and coniferous forests, intertwined with parks and sand dunes. The plentiful parks filled with pines and eucalyptus contribute to the healing quality of the air, aided by minimal industrial development and the proximity to local salt flats. The area's rich history is evident in the ruins of an ancient castle, originally built as a fortress in the 13th century, which played a crucial role in protecting its inhabitants from raids. Despite suffering significant damage from a 19th-century earthquake, it remains a noteworthy historical site.

Antiquity enthusiasts will find the remains of a Phoenician port and various archaeological digs, including an Iberian settlement and necropolis, particularly captivating. Notably, a bust resembling that of the famous Lady of Elche was discovered here, adding to the cultural significance of the area. Additionally, the legacy of an engineer who halted the encroachment of dunes through extensive planting endeavors is celebrated at a local museum, highlighting the important relationship between nature and urban development.

The city center is adorned with parks, featuring unique attractions such as peacocks and playful squirrels. Meanwhile, recreational activities abound at the nearby marina, where sailing, surfing, diving, and sport fishing are among the favored pursuits. This vibrant area attracts a diverse mix of tourists during the summer months, with a significant portion of its residents being expatriates. As a testament to its appeal, the construction sector is flourishing, while housing demand continues to rise, creating a promising outlook for both investment and community growth.