2024
2
2
82m2
67m2
Community
Open
New
2nd
3
North
230 Mts.
35 Km.
200 Mts.
14 Km.
A two-bedroom apartment in the very centre of Torrevieja, on one of the town's main streets and a four-minute walk from the sea. Completed in 2024 and in as-new condition, it offers 82 m² built with a functional layout: two bedrooms, two modern bathrooms and two large, well-lit built-in wardrobes. The light, neutral palette makes the space feel more open still.
The open-plan kitchen and living area opens onto the balcony, and large windows keep the whole apartment bright throughout the day. Ducted air conditioning runs through every room, and the energy rating is B. The property is sold fully furnished — everything shown in the photographs is included — so it can be occupied or rented out without any further investment.
The building has a lift, a heated communal swimming pool and a rooftop solarium with views over the Mediterranean. The heated pool is what extends the season here: it makes the apartment comfortable well beyond the summer months, which matters both for owners who come in winter and for year-round rental. Community fees are approximately €120 per month.
The property is sold with its tourist licence, which is increasingly the exception rather than the rule. Since July 2025 every short-term rental in Spain needs an NRUA registration number, and new tourist rentals also require prior approval from the community of owners — so a property that already holds a licence saves both the paperwork and the uncertainty.
Playa del Cura is Torrevieja's central beach — a sheltered, sandy bay right in town, with a promenade that runs the length of the seafront and connects to the marina and the fishing port. Everything is on foot from here: shops, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and services are all within 200 metres, and the town's markets, the Habaneras shopping centre and the salt lakes of the natural park are a short drive away.
Torrevieja is one of the few places on the Costa Blanca that stays fully alive out of season. It has a permanent international community, medical facilities, schools and everyday services that operate all year, which is precisely why it works as a second home and not only as a summer address. Alicante airport is 35 km away, with the nearest golf courses at 14 km.
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Torrevieja is one of the best-known coastal cities on the Costa Blanca South and one of the most interesting options for those who want to enjoy the Mediterranean without giving up the services and amenities of a city that remains active all year round.
Located in the south of the province of Alicante, Torrevieja has evolved from a town traditionally associated with fishing and the salt industry into a cosmopolitan city with a large international community, numerous residential areas and a highly varied property market.
Its main attraction lies in this balance. Here, you can wake up close to the sea, stroll along the coast, do your shopping, access healthcare services or enjoy a meal at a restaurant without necessarily depending on the tourist season.
For those considering living in Torrevieja, spending long periods in Spain or buying a second home on the Costa Blanca, this combination is particularly convenient.
Torrevieja lies between the Mediterranean Sea and the La Mata and Torrevieja lagoons, one of the most characteristic natural landscapes in this part of Alicante.
The Mediterranean and the area's climate make it possible to enjoy mild winters and plenty of sunny days throughout the year, something that is particularly appealing to buyers from central and northern Europe.
The climate encourages a lifestyle centred around the outdoors:
That is why Torrevieja is not simply a destination for July and August. For many residents, autumn, winter and spring are actually some of the best times to enjoy the city.

One of the great advantages of buying a property in Torrevieja is being able to choose between different coastal areas without having to give up easy access to the city's services and amenities.
Right in the town centre, you will find Playa del Cura, surrounded by a seafront promenade, cafés, restaurants and shops. Nearby, Playa de Los Locos is another of the best-known residential areas along the urban coastline.
Further north lies La Mata, an area that is particularly popular with international buyers. Its long sandy beach and proximity to the La Mata and Torrevieja Natural Park create a somewhat more relaxed atmosphere while remaining close to shops and restaurants.
Other areas combine a residential atmosphere with small coves, seafront promenades and quick connections to the town centre.
This variety means you can find a location suited to different lifestyles: from those who want to walk from their front door to the beach to those who prefer a peaceful residential development with a communal pool and greater privacy.
One of the main factors that sets Torrevieja apart from purely holiday destinations is that it remains lively and active throughout all twelve months of the year.
The city has the infrastructure needed both for longer stays and for those looking to make it their permanent home.
Among its services and amenities, you will find:
Added to this is a large international community, meaning it is common to meet residents from many different European countries.
For someone moving to Spain for the first time, this international character can make settling in easier while still allowing you to experience Spanish life and culture.
Torrevieja also stands out for its strategic location. From the city, it is easy to travel to other coastal towns, golf courses, shopping centres and residential areas in the south of Alicante.
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The proximity to the airport is particularly convenient if you maintain your main residence in another country and are looking for a second home in Torrevieja for several stays throughout the year.
The property market in Torrevieja is highly diverse. There is no single type of home or residential area.
Close to the town centre and beaches, apartments are the most common option, while in more peripheral areas and residential developments, you can find homes with more outdoor space, communal swimming pools, townhouses and villas.
Common options include:
Areas such as La Mata, Los Náufragos and other residential neighbourhoods in Torrevieja, together with nearby areas such as Punta Prima, considerably broaden the options for those looking for a home in this part of the Costa Blanca South.
The right choice will depend on your priorities. Perhaps you want to have the beach and restaurants just a few minutes' walk away; maybe you would prefer a peaceful residential development, a property with a swimming pool or a location that makes it easy to reach nearby golf courses.

Torrevieja brings together many of the features sought by those looking to move to Spain's Mediterranean coast:
Its main advantage is that you can enjoy the lifestyle of a Mediterranean town while also having the infrastructure of a city designed for everyday life.
If you are thinking about buying a property in Torrevieja, getting to know the different areas well can be just as important as choosing the right home.
Looking for an apartment to spend a few weeks a year is not the same as searching for a permanent home, a property close to golf or a home from which you can walk to the Mediterranean every day.
At Costa Ibérica Real Estate, we know Torrevieja and the Costa Blanca South property market. We can help you compare different areas and find apartments, villas, new-build and resale properties in Torrevieja based on your needs, budget and plans in Spain.
Tell us what you imagine your new life by the Mediterranean looking like, and we will help you find a property in Torrevieja that turns that idea into your next home.