3-Bed Villa in Ciudad Quesada – Costa Blanca Holiday Home Near La Marquesa Golf



Valencia, Alicante, Ciudad Quesada, Spain, Rojales (Spain)
3 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · 134m² Floor area
€549,000
Villa
Parking
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
134m²
Garden
Pool
Not furnished
Description
The smell hits you first — jasmine and warm stone, carried on a breeze that drifts in from the Guardamar coast just twelve kilometres away. You push open the terrace doors after breakfast, coffee in hand, and the morning sun is already doing its work on the tiles. This is a Tuesday in October. Somehow it feels like a Saturday in July. That's the thing about Ciudad Quesada that doesn't fully translate until you're standing inside it.
This three-bedroom, two-bathroom detached villa in one of southern Costa Blanca's most established residential areas sits on a plot that gives you genuine outdoor living — not a token patch of gravel, but a private garden with room to breathe, a sun terrace built for long afternoons, and a covered area where the BBQ earns its keep all through the cooler months. The pool glitters. The neighbours are friendly but not intrusive. And the whole thing sits quietly away from road noise, the way a home in this part of Alicante should.
Inside, the layout is sensible in the best possible way. Three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, the principal with its own en-suite, and a main bathroom that serves guests without anyone queuing in the corridor. The living and dining area opens directly to the garden through wide glass doors, so the boundary between inside and outside practically dissolves when the weather is good — which, in Rojales, is most of the year. Around 320 days of sunshine annually. This is not marketing copy. It's meteorology.
The kitchen is fully fitted and practical: proper workspace, ample storage, nothing that needs replacing before you start using it. Large windows keep natural light moving through the house across the day, and the orientation — south or south-west facing options — means that even in January, the living room catches enough afternoon sun to make heating almost optional. Air conditioning throughout handles the other end of the spectrum in August.
Ciudad Quesada itself deserves more than a line or two. It was developed over decades into one of the most coherent international communities on the Costa Blanca, and that infrastructure shows. Within a ten-minute walk or quick drive, you have supermarkets (Mercadona and Lidl both have locations nearby), a solid selection of restaurants covering everything from tapas to Thai, medical centres, pharmacies, and English-speaking GPs familiar with the rhythms of expat healthcare. La Marquesa Golf Course is essentially on your doorstep — an 18-hole course that plays through palm trees and wide fairways, open year-round and genuinely welcoming to all handicap levels. On weekday mornings the pace is unhurried. Book a tee time, walk eighteen holes, have lunch at the clubhouse, be home by two. Repeat as required.
The beaches at Guardamar del Segura are fifteen minutes by car — long, pine-backed stretches of Atlantic-facing sand that somehow escape the density of Benidorm or Torrevieja's busier strips. The dunes at Guardamar are a protected natural park, and the beach bars along the shore serve cold Estrella Damm and grilled dorada with lemon in exactly the way you imagined when you first started thinking about a place in Spain. In summer, the town hosts the Moors and Christians festival — a noise, colour, and spectacle that has been running for centuries and absolutely should be experienced at least once from the front row. The Torrevieja salt lakes are nearby too, their pink-hued water a genuinely surreal sight at golden hour.
Alicante Airport is thirty to thirty-five minutes by the AP-7 motorway. Direct flights from London, Manchester, Dublin, Amsterdam, Brussels, and a dozen other European cities run year-round, with frequencies that increase sharply from April through October. The practical reality is that this is an easy second home — fly out on a Friday evening, unlock the door Saturday morning, be back at work Monday if you have to be. Many owners aren't at work on Monday. That's rather the point.
The rental market in this part of Costa Blanca is active and real. Ciudad Quesada has a large permanent international population, which means the infrastructure that short-term visitors need — shops, services, English-language support — already exists. Villas of this size and specification routinely achieve strong occupancy rates from spring through autumn, with growing interest in winter lets from northern Europeans escaping colder climates. A well-managed rental calendar can generate meaningful income during the months you're not using the property yourself. Several reputable local management companies operate in the urbanisation and can handle everything from key handover to pool maintenance, making remote ownership genuinely straightforward.
For international buyers, Spain's property purchase process is transparent and well-worn. You'll need an NIE number (a Spanish tax identification number, straightforward to obtain), a Spanish bank account, and a notary to finalise the deed. Legal fees, taxes, and notary costs typically add eight to ten percent to the purchase price — worth factoring in from the start. An independent Spanish lawyer, separate from any estate agent, is strongly recommended and not expensive. The property is in good condition, which means no immediate renovation surprises — you're buying a home you can use, rent, or both, from day one.
Key features of this Ciudad Quesada villa:
- Three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes throughout
- Two bathrooms including master en-suite
- Open-plan living and dining room with direct terrace access
- Fully fitted kitchen with generous storage and workspace
- Private swimming pool and sun terrace
- Low-maintenance garden with covered BBQ and seating area
- Off-road parking or private driveway
- Air conditioning throughout
- South or south-west facing orientation for maximum light
- Quiet residential setting within the Ciudad Quesada urbanisation
- La Marquesa Golf Course within minutes
- Guardamar del Segura beaches approximately 15 minutes by car
- Alicante Airport approximately 30–35 minutes via AP-7
- Strong short and medium-term rental demand
- 134 square metres of internal living space, priced at €549,000
If you've been watching the Costa Blanca market, you'll know that well-maintained detached villas with private pools at this price point are not sitting around. Ciudad Quesada has consistently held its appeal for British, Irish, Dutch, and Belgian buyers precisely because it delivers — good infrastructure, genuine community, reliable sunshine, and access to a coastline that earns its reputation every single season.
Get in touch with the team at Homestra to arrange a viewing or request a full information pack. We can connect you with trusted local legal advisors, help you understand the purchase process from your home country, and make sure your first trip to the property counts. This is the kind of home that makes more sense the moment you walk through the door — so let's get that door open.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 3
- Size
- 134m²
- Price per m²
- €4,097
- Garden size
- 415m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- Yes
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 2
- Has swimming pool
- Yes
- Property type
- Villa
- Energy label
Unknown
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