Sale of apartment in Guardamar Playa, Guardamar del Segura

Are you looking for a home featuring a spacious terrace, breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, and just a few steps from the beach? This is your opportunity to discover it in a charming coastal area. The residence boasts three double bedrooms, a bathroom, a guest restroom, and a generous independent kitchen. Its prime location allows for leisurely strolls along the shoreline, while the ample terrace offers the perfect setting for tranquil moments with family and friends.

The property is move-in ready and conveniently close to various amenities, including shops, supermarkets, healthcare facilities, pharmacies, banks, restaurants, and public transportation, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a beachside lifestyle without compromising on comfort. Additionally, with an elevator in the building, accessibility is assured.

This lovely Mediterranean town is renowned for its extensive array of services and stretches over 14 kilometers of beautiful beaches, complemented by a nature reserve that features a forest by the sea. Only 30 minutes from the international airport, you will enjoy easy access to numerous national and international destinations. Experience over 300 days of sunshine each year amid the mild temperatures of its Mediterranean microclimate.

Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information and to schedule a visit! The town is situated along the southern Costa Blanca, at the confluence of the river with the Mediterranean, offering everything needed for a comfortable stay thanks to its splendid climate and eight expansive sandy beaches, four of which have been awarded Blue Flag status for their quality and services.

With sunshine gracing the area for approximately 320 days a year, the average sea temperature in August reaches around 27 degrees Celsius, while winter temperatures hover around 20 degrees. The town is tranquil and lush, bordered by citrus orchards, coniferous forests, parks, and sand dunes. The abundance of pine and eucalyptus parks, coupled with minimal industrial activity and the proximity of salt flats, creates an ambiance reminiscent of a healing elixir.

Delve into the town’s history through the ruins of an ancient castle that served as a fortress in the 13th century, once protecting its inhabitants from invasions. Although largely destroyed by an earthquake in the 19th century, it remains a significant landmark. History enthusiasts will also appreciate the remnants of an ancient Phoenician port and the archaeological site of an Iberian settlement, where a stone bust resembling the Lady of Elche was unearthed in 1987.

This cultural icon, known as the Lady of Guardamar, is housed in an archaeological museum and serves as a prominent symbol of the town. The intriguing Casa-Museo of an engineer who protected the area from advancing dunes by planting thousands of trees also adds to the local charm, creating the lush Alfonso XIII Park.

In the city center, you'll find another park, Reina Sofía Park, home to peacocks, friendly squirrels, ducks, and turtles in the ponds, along with playgrounds and attractions for children. At the river's mouth, a marina caters to active recreation enthusiasts, offering sailing, surfing, diving, and sport fishing opportunities.

In the summertime, tourists from around the world flock to the area, with 40% of the population being foreign residents. The city's infrastructure meets all the needs of its inhabitants, and the construction sector is actively developing to accommodate the increasing demand for housing.