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Alma Detached

Discover a unique project of modern detached villas situated in one of the most sought-after areas of the region. These homes combine contemporary design, spaciousness, and comfort, offering an unparalleled Mediterranean lifestyle.

Each villa boasts a private plot, with constructed areas and expansive outdoor spaces perfect for enjoying the sunny climate of southeastern Spain.

The properties feature three bedrooms and three bathrooms (two of which are en suite), in addition to an elegant living-dining area with an integrated kitchen and direct access to the garden and private pool.

Features include:

• Appliances: oven, hob, extractor, dishwasher, microwave, and washing machine.
• LED lighting inside and out.
• Private pool.
• Air conditioning pre-installed.
• Electric shutters.
• Storage room and utility/laundry room.
• Outdoor bathroom.
• Private garage.

With a B energy efficiency rating, these villas have been designed to offer maximum comfort and sustainability.

This is a perfect opportunity for those seeking an exclusive residence near the sea, with high-quality finishes and a peaceful, well-connected environment.

Experience the charm and vibrant atmosphere of a city renowned for its beautiful landscapes and excellent amenities.

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San Pedro del Pinatar

San Pedro del Pinatar – sea, lagoons and natural mud baths

San Pedro del Pinatar is a coastal town located at the northern end of the Murcia region, on the border with the province of Alicante, about 10 minutes from Pilar de la Horadada and approximately 30–35 minutes from Murcia-Corvera Airport. The town lies between the Mediterranean Sea and the Mar Menor lagoon, making it one of the most characteristic locations on the Costa Cálida.

The town functions throughout the year and has a more Spanish, local character than typical holiday resorts. There are schools, medical centres, shops, local markets and restaurants, and daily life is not dependent solely on the tourist season.

The greatest attraction of San Pedro del Pinatar is the Salinas y Arenales de San Pedro del Pinatar Regional Park — an area of protected dunes, salt lagoons and flamingos. Wooden walkways and cycling paths run through the park and are very popular with residents all year round.

On the Mar Menor side there are calm, shallow beaches with very warm water, ideal for families with children and those who prefer gentle bathing areas. On the Mediterranean side there are more open sandy beaches with a natural character.

One of the most famous places is the natural mud baths (Las Charcas), where mineral-rich mud from the lagoon is used — a popular spot for both residents and visitors.

San Pedro del Pinatar offers full everyday infrastructure: supermarkets, restaurants, sports clubs and walking paths. Along the waterfront there are promenades with cafés and bars open also outside the summer season.

The proximity of Los Alcázares, Santiago de la Ribera and the region’s golf courses provides additional leisure opportunities. Thanks to the flat terrain, the town is convenient for walking and cycling.

Location and distances

• Pilar de la Horadada – approx. 4 km
• Los Alcázares – approx. 15 km
• Torrevieja – approx. 20 km
• Murcia-Corvera Airport – approx. 30–35 minutes
• Alicante Airport – approx. 55 minutes

In San Pedro del Pinatar, apartments, bungalows and new residential developments predominate, often located near Mar Menor or the centre. In the areas of Lo Pagán and the outskirts of the town, townhouses and villas are also available.

The location is chosen by people looking for a quieter seaside lifestyle while still having full infrastructure and easy access to the Costa Blanca.

Why choose San Pedro del Pinatar

• Mar Menor with very warm water
• natural park and walking routes
• natural mud baths
• year-round living
• good airport connections

San Pedro del Pinatar is a good option for those who want to live by the sea in a quieter, natural environment while maintaining access to the infrastructure and transport links of the Murcia region and southern Costa Blanca.