4-Bed Villa with Private Pool & Lake Views in Ciudad Quesada – Costa Blanca Holiday Home

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Valencia, Alicante, Ciudad Quesada, Spain, Rojales (Spain)

4 Bedrooms · 4 Bathrooms · 160Floor area

€475,000

Villa

Parking

4 Bedrooms

4 Bathrooms

160m²

Garden

Pool

Not furnished

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Picture this: it's nine in the morning, the air already warm but not yet fierce, and you're having coffee on the terrace with a view across the shimmering lake and the low hills beyond Rojales. No traffic noise. Just birdsong, the faint splash from your own pool, and the knowledge that the beach at Guardamar del Segura is twenty minutes down the road. That's not a fantasy — that's an ordinary Tuesday when you own this four-bedroom, four-bathroom villa in Ciudad Quesada.

The location matters more than people realise when they first start looking on the Costa Blanca. Quesada sits on a ridge above the Vega Baja plain, catching the breeze even in July when the coast can feel airless. The urbanisation itself is genuinely liveable — proper pavements, a golf course (the La Marquesa course is less than ten minutes on foot), supermarkets, pharmacies, good tapas bars on Avenida de las Naciones. You won't feel marooned here between visits the way you sometimes do in more remote developments. And because it draws a mix of Spanish and northern European residents, there's real year-round life, not the shuttered-up ghost-town feel of some purely seasonal spots.

This villa sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac — one of those small details that only becomes obvious once you're here, when you notice there's zero through traffic and the kids can actually kick a ball in the street. The plot is generous for the area, with a properly maintained garden that wraps around the pool and gives you multiple spots depending on where the sun is and how sociable you're feeling. The barbecue terrace at the back catches the afternoon shade; the front terrace gets the morning light and the lake views.

Inside, the 160 square metres of living space is handled well. Four bedrooms, four bathrooms — which means everyone, from teenagers to visiting in-laws, gets their own space and their own privacy. That ratio matters enormously when you're hosting a full house in August and everyone's sandy and sunburned and wants a shower at the same time. The layout also includes self-contained guest accommodation attached to the main house. In practice this means you can host family independently from your own living quarters, or — and this is worth thinking about seriously — rent it separately when you're not in residence, generating income that offsets your annual costs.

The private pool is the centrepiece of the outside space, which is exactly right for a property like this. In the Costa Blanca, a private pool isn't a luxury in the way it might be in northern Europe — it's the difference between actually using the house through June, July, August, and September, and retreating indoors when it gets too hot. The pool here is well-sized, not a dipping plunge pool, with proper space to swim laps or let children mess around. Two private carport gates handle the parking efficiently, which matters in a warm climate where you want your car in shade, not baking on a sun-exposed street.

Now for the honest conversation about location and lifestyle that brochures usually skip. Rojales — the municipality this villa actually falls under — is a proper Spanish town, not a tourist construct. Walk down into the old part of Rojales on a Thursday morning and you'll find the market running along the riverside, local vendors selling fresh tomatoes from the Vega Baja plain (some of the best in Spain — this region supplies half of Europe in winter), cured meats, cheap work clothes, and everything in between. Eat at La Cueva, a restaurant literally carved into the cliffside, where the rice dishes come out of the kitchen the way rice dishes should — with proper soccarat on the bottom and a serious depth of flavour. It's seven euros for the menu del día at lunch. Seven euros.

Guardamar del Segura's beaches are a genuine selling point that residents don't keep quiet about. Unlike the built-up stretches of Torrevieja or Benidorm, Guardamar's coastline is backed by protected pine dunes — a natural park that keeps development off the seafront and makes the beach feel less crowded than its quality warrants. In July and August locals from Murcia and Alicante pack it out at weekends, but on weekday mornings in June or September, it's almost yours. The town itself has a decent fish market and a Thursday evening paseo that still feels properly Spanish rather than staged for tourists.

Alicante Airport is approximately 40 minutes north on the AP-7. That's a critical number for anyone planning to use this as a holiday home rather than a permanent residence. Ryanair, easyJet, and Vueling all run routes from across the UK, Ireland, Germany, and the Netherlands directly into Alicante El Altet — in peak season there are multiple daily flights from London alone. You can be standing in your pool a little over four hours after leaving London Stansted. That kind of accessibility is what makes the Costa Blanca's rental market so strong and makes the maths of part-year ownership genuinely attractive.

On the investment side: Ciudad Quesada has held value better than many comparable Costa Blanca developments through the various market cycles since 2008, partly because it has real infrastructure and year-round residents rather than depending entirely on seasonal tourism. Properties with private pools in good condition at this price point in Quesada attract serious rental interest, particularly for the four-to-six-week summer peak and the shoulder season (April-May, September-October) when Europeans in their fifties and sixties come for the weather and the golf. A villa with self-contained guest accommodation has a structural advantage here — two parties can book simultaneously, or the main villa commands a premium for larger groups. International buyers from the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, and Scandinavia make up the majority of purchasers in this market; EU buyers benefit from straightforward ownership structures, and UK buyers post-Brexit have found the process manageable with proper legal support. A Spanish gestor and an independent solicitor are the two professionals worth budgeting for early in the process.

The property is in good condition — not a renovation project requiring months of contractor management before you can enjoy it, but a well-maintained villa that can be used immediately and personalised over time.

Key features at a glance:

- Four bedrooms and four bathrooms across 160 sq m of living space
- Private swimming pool with garden and multiple terrace areas
- Lake and countryside views from the terrace
- Self-contained guest or rental accommodation attached to main villa
- Quiet cul-de-sac position with no through traffic
- Two private carport gates for secure, shaded parking
- Outdoor barbecue and entertaining terrace
- 20 minutes to Guardamar del Segura's pine-backed beaches
- 10-minute walk to La Marquesa golf course
- Walking distance to shops, restaurants, and services in Ciudad Quesada
- Approximately 40 minutes from Alicante Airport
- Strong rental potential — peak summer and year-round golf tourism
- Rojales municipality — genuine Spanish town with weekly market and river promenade
- Good condition — move-in ready with no structural work required
- Priced at €475,000

This is a rare find at this price in a market where well-positioned four-bedroom villas with pools and self-contained accommodation get picked up quickly. If you're seriously considering a Costa Blanca vacation home or second residence — whether for personal use, rental income, or both — this villa in Ciudad Quesada deserves a viewing before someone else gets there first. Reach out to the team at Homestra today to arrange your visit or to request a full information pack with floor plans, utilities costs, and rental income projections for this property.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
4
Size
160
Price per m²
€2,969
Garden size
534
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
Yes
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
4
Has swimming pool
Yes
Property type
Villa
Energy label

Unknown

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A Mediterranean Oasis in the Heart of Biar Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of olive trees swaying in the morning breeze, the sun casting a golden hue over the rugged peaks of the Alto Vinalopó mountains. This is not just a dream but a daily reality at this exquisite villa in Biar, Spain. Nestled in a serene enclave, this property offers a harmonious blend of modern comfort and natural beauty, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a tranquil yet vibrant lifestyle. A Home Designed for Comfort and Elegance As you approach the villa, the automatic gates open to reveal a spacious parking area, setting the tone for the convenience and security that defines this home. Constructed with top-tier materials, the villa boasts underfloor heating, automatic shutters, and double-glazed windows, ensuring a cozy and energy-efficient environment year-round. Solar panels further enhance its sustainability, while an oil-fired boiler provides additional warmth during cooler months. Step inside, and you're greeted by an airy, light-filled space where large windows frame breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The impressive ceiling height and tall doors create an open, inviting atmosphere, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. Living Spaces that Inspire The villa's interior is thoughtfully designed to maximize both space and light. Two inviting living rooms offer ample space for family gatherings or quiet evenings by the fire. A separate dining room and a semi-open kitchen, equipped with modern appliances, cater to culinary enthusiasts. The adjacent utility room provides additional storage, ensuring a clutter-free environment. The master suite is a sanctuary of comfort, featuring an en-suite bathroom with ... click here to read more

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A Mediterranean Oasis Awaits You Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of palm leaves swaying in the warm Spanish breeze, the sun casting a golden glow over the lush greens of the Vistabella Golf Course. This is not just a dream—it's your new reality at Vistabella Golf Homes, nestled in the heart of Costa Blanca, Spain. A Day in Your New Life Start your day with a leisurely breakfast on your expansive terrace, where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the scent of blooming bougainvillea. As the sun climbs higher, take a refreshing dip in your private pool, its cool waters offering a perfect respite from the Mediterranean heat. Afternoons are for exploration. Whether you're teeing off at the nearby golf course, indulging in the local cuisine at a charming Orihuela café, or simply strolling through the vibrant markets, every moment is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Spanish culture. As evening falls, retreat to your rooftop solarium. Here, under a canopy of stars, you can savor a glass of local wine, the distant sound of waves providing a soothing soundtrack to your tranquil night. The Allure of Vistabella Golf Homes These modern villas, known as Villas MOOI, are a testament to contemporary design and functionality. With sleek architecture and expansive glass facades, each home is crafted to maximize natural light and offer seamless indoor-outdoor living. - Private Swimming Pool: A 3x5 meter oasis perfect for cooling off or hosting poolside gatherings. - Rooftop Solarium: An expansive space for sunbathing, stargazing, or entertaining. - Spacious Terraces: Ideal for alfresco dining and enjoying the Mediterranean climate. - Modern Amenities: Air conditioning, high-quality finis ... click here to read more

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Situated in the charming community of Ciudad Quesada, this 2-bedroom villa offers a tranquil yet contemporary lifestyle ideal for families, retirees, or expatriates looking for a serene escape in the heart of Alicante's Costa Blanca region. Set in a gated enclave, this property combines privacy with accessibility, ensuring residents are mere moments away from essential local amenities and leisure opportunities. Property Features: - Two spacious bedrooms, each sporting a private balcony - Two modern bathrooms with contemporary fittings - Private pool - Gated community access ensuring utmost privacy and security - Expansive terrace, perfect for hosting gatherings or enjoying a quiet alfresco dinner - Rooftop terrace offering panoramic views, an ideal spot for relaxation or star-gazing - Open-plan living area designed for a fluid lifestyle - Well-equipped modern kitchen with latest appliances - Air conditioning to ensure comfort during the warm Mediterranean summers Local Area and Climate: Ciudad Quesada is well-loved for its warm, welcoming atmosphere and vibrant expat community. Living here, you'll find yourself integrated into Spanish culture with the comforts of international familiarity. The climate is characterized by mild winters and hot, sun-filled summers, making it a perfect year-round destination. The local landscape boasts scenic views, enhanced by the proximity to Guardamar beaches, which are just a short drive away. The area is also dotted with golf courses, providing ample opportunities for leisure and recreation. Things to Do: Living in Ciudad Quesada, you’ll never find a shortage of activities. The local golf courses are a major attraction, perfect for enthusiasts of the sport. For families, the nearby ... click here to read more

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Property Overview Nestled in the charming community of Ciudad Quesada in Alicante, Valencia, Spain, this delightful 3-bedroom detached villa offers a harmonious blend of comfortable living spaces and vibrant outdoor amenities, well-suited for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle upgrade or an enticing investment opportunity. With a sizeable plot of 505m², this property not only sits on the edge of the esteemed La Marquesa Golf course but is also a stone’s throw away from essential local facilities, inviting both convenience and leisure right to your doorstep. Property Features: - Size: 120 square meters - Plot: 505 square meters - 3 Bedrooms - 3 Bathrooms - Lounge with air conditioning/heating unit and log burner - Fully-equipped main kitchen and an additional guest kitchen - Partially covered breakfast terrace - Private swimming pool (8m x 4m) - Summer kitchen with brick-built barbecue - Off-road parking with carport Amenities: - Air conditioning and gas central heating system throughout the villa - Security grills on all doors and windows - Generous storage options across the property - Separate guest accommodation for privacy - Proximity to supermarkets, golf club house, and local eateries - Easy access to Torrevieja via local bus services Local Area Insights: Ciudad Quesada is a serene and well-established village, located just about 7 kilometers west of Torrevieja off the main Crevillente road. The village flourishes with a plethora of conveniences including local supermarkets, diverse dining venues, banks, medical facilities with both national health and private clinics, and a lively aqua park. For sports enthusiasts, there is a green bowls club and an 18-hole golf course on your doorstep, offering ample opportu ... click here to read more

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Step outside on a Tuesday morning and the only decision you face is whether to walk down to the Calle Mayor for a café con leche and tostada con tomate, or take a slow lap around the pool before the sun climbs high enough to make you think twice. That is the rhythm of life in Ciudad Quesada — unhurried, sociable, and soaked in about 320 days of sunshine a year. This three-bedroom single-storey villa, priced at €476,000, drops you right into the middle of that rhythm without any of the renovation headaches that older Costa Blanca properties so often bring. Ciudad Quesada sits in the Vega Baja region of Alicante province, draped across a gentle hillside above the Segura river plain. It is not a purpose-built ghost town that empties in October. Far from it. The community here — heavily international, with a strong British, Dutch, and Belgian presence alongside Spanish families — keeps local bars, restaurants, and shops trading all year. The Friday street market on the edge of town draws people from Torrevieja to Bigastro. The La Marquesa Golf Course, one of the most played on the southern Costa Blanca, sits about five minutes away by car and hosts competitions every weekend from September through to May when the fairways are at their greenest. The Guardamar del Segura beaches are less than ten kilometres south, a straight run down the CV-905. Guardamar is not the brash, high-rise coast that parts of this region became in the seventies. The town is backed by a protected pine forest — the Dunas de Guardamar natural park — and the beach itself stretches for kilometres with fine golden sand and a promenade lined with chiringuitos serving cold Estrella Damm and fried red mullet straight from the Segura estuary. In summer the w ... click here to read more

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Sunday morning in Ciudad Quesada sounds like this: the distant clink of coffee cups at the terrace bar on Avenida Central, a light breeze carrying the faint scent of orange blossom from the groves just beyond the urbanisation, and absolute quiet from your private solarium as the Alicante sun climbs over the Rojales Hills. This is the kind of morning that made you start searching for a second home in Spain in the first place. This two-bedroom, corner-plot villa on the edge of Ciudad Quesada sits in one of the Costa Blanca South's most consistently sought-after residential pockets. It's not oversold holiday territory — this is where European buyers actually put down roots. The community is tidy, well-run, and refreshingly unpretentious. Neighbours tend their gardens. The communal pool gets used properly from April through October. You don't feel like you're in a resort. You feel like you live somewhere. Step through the front door and the house does something that a lot of Spanish properties at this price point don't: it feels genuinely finished. The kitchen is fully fitted and modern — clean lines, decent appliances, real worktop space. The living room centres around a pellet burner that, during January and February when temperatures in the Vega Baja dip lower than first-time buyers expect, throws out proper warmth rather than just ambience. Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles. The walk-in shower room is tiled throughout and more spacious than the bathroom count suggests. Nothing here is crying out for work. For a buyer looking for a vacation home in Spain that can be unlocked and enjoyed from day one, this delivers. The solar panel setup — a photovoltaic system already installed and operational — is worth pausing on ... click here to read more

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Step out onto the south-facing terrace on a January morning and you'll understand why people who visit Ciudad Quesada rarely leave. The air is already warm by ten. The salt lakes shimmer in the distance, shifting between pale rose and deep silver depending on the light. Somewhere down the hill, the café on Avenida de la Libertad is pulling its first espressos of the day. This is what 155 square metres of well-kept apartment life looks like on the Costa Blanca—and it's available right now. Ciudad Quesada sits in the municipality of Rojales, roughly 40 minutes south of Alicante on the N-332, and it has a completely different energy from the tourist-heavy resorts further up the coast. This is a residential community that has grown organically over decades, attracting a mix of Spanish families, northern European retirees, and a younger wave of remote workers who've figured out that the combination of reliable sunshine, low cost of living, and genuine local infrastructure is hard to beat anywhere in Europe. There's a real high street here. Actual supermarkets. A medical centre. Schools. The kind of daily convenience that makes a second home genuinely liveable rather than just somewhere to visit in August. The apartment itself is in good condition—not a renovation project, not a blank-slate opportunity, but a property you could walk into with a suitcase and immediately start enjoying. Three proper double bedrooms means this works as a family holiday home, a couple's base with guest space, or a rental property that commands serious occupancy. The master bedroom comes with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, which anyone who has shared a single bathroom with teenagers on holiday will deeply appreciate. The second bat ... click here to read more

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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 — mea ... click here to read more

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By eight in the morning, the sun is already cutting across the rooftop solarium, the air smells of warm stone and something blooming in the garden below, and the only sound is the low hum of the pool filter doing its quiet work. That's what a Tuesday looks like here. Imagine what a Saturday feels like. This three-bedroom detached villa in Ciudad Quesada — part of the Rojales municipality on the southern Costa Blanca — sits on a private 324m² plot and delivers exactly the kind of unhurried, sun-drenched life that people spend years planning for. At 110m² of interior living space, it's the right size: generous enough for a family or a group of friends, tight enough that it never feels like a hotel corridor. The east-facing orientation means the mornings inside are lit up naturally, which matters more than you'd think. Sunlight through the living room windows at breakfast changes the entire feel of the day. That living room is the heart of the house — wide enough to breathe in, with a real fireplace tucked into one corner for the short but genuinely cool winters that roll in off the Vega Baja plain in January and February. Costa Blanca winters are mild by northern European standards, but they're real. The fireplace earns its place. The kitchen has been fully reformed and sits independently from the main living space, which makes a practical difference when you're cooking for guests. There's room to actually be in there without choreographing around each other. Kitchen appliances are included, so the house works from day one. Three bedrooms, two renovated bathrooms — both modernised, both functional. The bathrooms don't make you wince, which is more than can be said for a lot of resale properties at this price point in t ... click here to read more

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Welcome to Ciudad Quesada, a delightful enclave in the heart of the Valencian Community, where this spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom house awaits your arrival. Nestled near one of the quaint entrances of this vibrant town, this property is truly a haven for those seeking the perfect balance between relaxation and activity. With bustling streets filled with shops and idyllic surroundings, Ciudad Quesada provides an attractive blend of comfort and opportunity. This home sits in a neighborhood known for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly community. Beyond its gates, you'll find a house that is not just a residence but a beginning to a new life in the sunny region of Alicante. Imagine mornings filled with sunshine streaming through the windows, captured by three of them in the lounge area, where the house's design reveals a preference for natural lighting. A traditional feature you’ll notice throughout this home is the ceiling with wooden beams, adding an element of rustic charm while maintaining function and style; perfect for hosting get-togethers or family dinners. Let’s uncover some aspects about this house: - Five double bedrooms - Three bathrooms - Lounge and dining room - Spacious kitchen - Roof solarium - Off-road parking with a carport - Private swimming pool - Communal swimming pool - Ducted air conditioning/heating - Security grills on all doors and windows Venturing into the kitchen, you are greeted by a clean, white-tiled space, complete with modern appliances such as an electric oven and ceramic hob. With practical design in mind, ample wall and base units along with a breakfast bar facilitate not just meal preparations but also spur delightful morning routines. The kitchen opens out to a neat rear garden, ... click here to read more

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Immerse yourself in a piece of Spain's idyllic coast. With a 2-bedroom, single-storey detached villa in the heart of Valencia, in Alicante’s esteemed Ciudad Quesada, you will experience an unparalleled sense of freedom and privacy. Located near the shimmering coast of the Costa Blanca, you are never too far from a golf course, and the opportunities for a relaxed and serene lifestyle are endless. This attractive villa sits on an appealing corner plot, fully fenced for an enhanced sense of privacy. The villa comes complete with an individual driveway and an automatic gate, blending contemporary living with traditional Spanish charm seamlessly. Featuring a well-tended garden, several terraces, and a sunroom, this property promises sunshine all throughout the day. As the perfect complement, the panoramic terrace at the property’s entrance offers a spot to unwind with a cup of coffee, dive into a good book, or appreciate the slow rhythm of local life. The interior of the property boasts a generous living-dining area, flawlessly integrated with a beautifully appointed kitchen. The spaces give a sense of classic comfort combined with modern functionality. This villa accommodates 2 comfortable double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, including a master en suite, perfect for a small family or as a holiday home. Amenities: - Central heating - Air conditioning - Communal pool 10 meters away - Built-in Storage Room Outside Property Features: - Two double bedrooms - Two bathrooms (master en suite) - Terrace and Sunroom - Private Garden - Automatic gate Living in Ciudad Quesada promises a delightful experience. The local area is flush with vivacious Spanish culture, friendly locals, and a bevy of restaurants serving both local and in ... click here to read more

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Ahh, let me tell you about this stunning villa nestled in the heart of Ciudad Quesada, Spain—a charming and vibrant community situated within the district of Rojales! As a busy real estate agent frequently working with overseas buyers, I cannot sing enough praises for this captivating corner of the world. Whether you're considering relocation, investing, or longing for a holiday retreat, this property boasts remarkable advantages and a rich ambiance. Firstly, let's paint a portrait of this villa. The property, encompassing a generous 180 square meters, hosts four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, perfectly designed to accommodate family gatherings or visits from friends. Situated on a large plot, this detached villa offers an exquisite living experience, entwined with both privacy and community vibes. - 4 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms - Total size: 180 sqm - Large modern villa kitchen - Spacious lounge area - Private 8x4 m saltwater swimming pool - Fully equipped outdoor kitchen - External staircase to double bedroom with en suite - Private terrace with spectacular views - Finished to high modern standards - Underfloor heating system - Ducted air conditioning The climate here in Ciudad Quesada is overwhelmingly pleasant, with mild winters and hot summers, perfect for those who relish the sun. Waking up to clear blue skies is almost a daily affair! The outdoor areas of this villa are perfect for basking in this warm Mediterranean environment. Whether you're lounging by the private saltwater swimming pool or dining in the outdoor kitchen, it's an ideal setting for both relaxation and entertainment. Life in Ciudad Quesada itself is quite enchanting. The area is packed with activities and amenities, offering something for ... click here to read more

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Welcome to this charming villa nestled in the heart of Ciudad Quesada, a picturesque area located in Rojales, Spain. This is where traditional Spanish charm meets modern convenience, offering an exciting opportunity for overseas buyers and expats who are looking to settle down in a vibrant and welcoming community. Let me tell you a little more about this enticing property and the area in which it's located. Ciudad Quesada, a peaceful suburb just 10 minutes from the beautiful beaches of the Costa Blanca, provides a delightful Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers. Perfect spot for those seeking sunny days and warm evenings. The region is renowned for its scenic beauty, thanks to the nearby mountain ranges and lush valleys that offer amazing hiking and biking opportunities. Living here, you will find yourself embraced by both nature and a sense of community. Now, as a busy real estate agent, trust me when I say, villas like this don't come around very often. Ideal for family life or for those who love hosting friends and family, its allure lies not just in its spacious interior but also in the radiant lifestyle it promises. Entering through the large, impressive glass windows, the openness of the living space greets you. It's designed with both comfort and elegantly casual living in mind. A well-fitted kitchen flows seamlessly into a cosy living area, all bathed in natural sunshine. This area becomes the nucleus of daily life, providing warmth and connection. Here's a neat list of the property's main features: - Four spacious double bedrooms - Three well-appointed bathrooms - Private 8x4 meter swimming pool - Air conditioning throughout - Southwest-facing garden full of sun - Outdoor kitchen and bar ... click here to read more

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Introducing an exquisite 4-bedroom villa in one of the most picturesque corners of Spain, the Ciudad Quesada, Rojales. This beautifully crafted property embodies tranquility, style, and comfort, all in one. Balancing remarkable architecture and elegant design, the house is perfect for those desiring a peaceful retreat with all the benefits of city life close at hand. The villa enjoys a strategic location in Rojales, a vibrant community known for its cultural heritage, traditional cuisines, and dynamic natural surroundings. Offering a prominent spot within the celebrated painters streets of Quesada, the house rests on an impressive 500m2 plot, surrounded by enchanting landscape vistas that are quintessentially Spanish. Key Features: - South-facing villa assuring uninterrupted sunshine throughout the day. - Residing in a 500m2 plot, boasting ample outdoor space. - 4 spacious bedrooms providing comfortable sleeping quarters. - 2 fully renovated bathrooms featuring modern-day fixtures. - A well-appointed kitchen with ample space for culinary endeavors. The villa ensures the best living conditions with its thoughtful design. The southern orientation means uninterrupted sunlight, perfect for those morning coffees by the poolside. Several seating and dining areas offer a blend of relaxation and social interaction options, meaning you will always have the choice between sunny or shaded spots. The interior layout is spread across two levels. The primary level invites you into a spacious living room and kitchen, leading to a glazed terrace that currently serves as the dining room. In the main part of the property, two bedrooms and a renovated shower room gracefully fuse practicality and comfort. The lower level, with a separa ... click here to read more

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Welcome to the charming town of Rojales in sunny Spain, where an attractive three-bedroom villa awaits you in the heart of Ciudad Quesada. The vibrant town brims with a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary lifestyles. Enjoy the convenience of eateries, local shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, medical facilities, and much more all within walking distance. The villa is nestled on a generous south-facing 520m2 plot, which is enveloped by the sun's comforting embrace throughout the day. Picture yourself standing outside, reveling in your private pool, barbequing in the designated area amidst your garden flourishing with a variety of trees. The villa's exterior also features multiple seating areas, perfect for enjoying the ambiance or entertaining guests. There's also a solarium for additional outdoor tranquility, offering picturesque views of the surrounding lakes and scenic countryside. Step into the villa and you are immediately greeted by a sunny terrace housing a glazed patio space, currently serving as an additional dining area. The living room is not only bright and spacious but also provides a cozy fireplace for those slightly cooler winter evenings. It's equipped with an air conditioning unit, ensuring comfort in all seasons. The open-plan kitchen complete with a breakfast bar is easily accessible from the living space, fostering easy movement and a sociable atmosphere. Accommodation within the villa is generously allocated. The layout includes two double bedrooms and a family bathroom in the main section. However, of special interest to families or anyone accommodating guests is the guest annex with independent outside access. The guest annex includes an additional bedroom and bathroom which offers op ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the scenic municipality of Rojales, within the Alicante province of Spain, this charming three-bedroom villa offers a serene place to call home. Ideal for those contemplating a life under the sunny Spanish skies, this well-appointed property is situated in the peaceful community of Ciudad Quesada, renowned for its inviting Mediterranean climate characterized by mild winters and warm, sun-filled summers. The property stands on a comprehensive 528 square meter plot that seamlessly blends privacy with open space. Here, residents can relish in the leisure of a private swimmingpool, bask on the expansive sun terrace, or ensure their vehicle's security with gated off-street parking. Furthermore, the plot affords sufficient area to cultivate a modest garden or to embrace outdoor living fully. The house itself covers 210 square meters and is thoughtfully laid out to maximize both comfort and functionality. Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming open-plan dining area that leads to a well-equipped, separate kitchen—perfect for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining. The villa boasts three spacious double bedrooms, ensuring ample private space for family members or guests. Two bathrooms cater to the household's needs—one featuring a rejuvenating Jacuzzi bath and the other a practical shower. Additionally, the villa offers a versatile study room, which can serve as a home office or an extra bedroom, and a distinctive private sauna—an ideal retreat for relaxation and unwinding. A secondary living area provides a cozy space for family gatherings or quiet evenings. While the house is in good condition, potential buyers might view it as a canvas for further personalization or upgrading. For those looking to impri ... click here to read more

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Step into your potential new home, a delightful detached house nestled in the ever-popular region of Ciudad Quesada, Spain. This house, with an address at Valencia, Alicante, offers a perfect blend of comfortable living spaces and a welcoming environment—a destination that exudes warmth in every corner. With its 90 square meters of living space and priced at €225,000, this property can become your sanctuary. Whether you're looking for a family home or a cozy place to enjoy your golden years, this house offers versatility in spades. Familys or couples alike will find this house a promising choice. Expect a simple yet substantive lifestyle where each room tells a story of home. The journey begins the moment you enter the small driveway, which can accommodate all your family needs. Ciudad Quesada is more than a location; it's a vibrant community offering numerous ways to enjoy life. The neighborhood thrives on its blend of traditional Spanish charm and modern conveniences, none of which are far from your doorstep. The climate in Rojales is quite inviting too. Enjoy the privilege of a Mediterranean climate, where long sun-soaked days and mild winters are the norms. It’s a perfect spot for those who appreciate soft sunrises and golden evening hues. If you’re a sun worshiper, you’ve struck gold with the southeast-facing terrace, a sunlit haven that’s perfect for soaking up the rays or enjoying a cup of coffee while taking in the serene countryside views. The private pool offers a refreshing escape from the summer heat—a place where memories are built splash by splash. Inside this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house, the spacious living room beckons with air conditioning, a log burner, and ceiling fans, making it a haven of comfort ... click here to read more

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Welcome to your potential new home in the picturesque Benijófar, a serene retreat nestled in the beautiful landscape of Alicante, specifically in the vibrant community of Valencia. This three-bedroom villa, comfortable yet poised for personal touches, offers a blend of tranquility and accessibility that makes it perfect for a discerning overseas buyer or expat. _Home Description_ This villa proudly occupies a 600m² plot and presents itself as an ideal canvas for those looking to imprint their personal style. With a total built area of 170m², its layout encompasses three spacious bedrooms that provide ample room for family living or guest accommodation. Each bedroom is complemented by tasteful decor that invites rest and rejuvenation. The home includes two well-appointed bathrooms featuring modern fittings and sleek designs, ensuring both functionality and style. Venture into the core of this villa and you will find an open-plan kitchen outfitted with high-end appliances and an osmosis system, perfect for culinary explorations. The kitchen seamlessly extends into the living-dining area which is crowned with a cozy fireplace, setting a perfect scene for intimate family gatherings or giving a warm welcome to friends. Additional conveniences within the home include air conditioning, solar panels, and aerothermal water heating systems, promising year-round comfort while being mindful of energy efficiency. _Exterior Features_ Stepping outside, the 600m² plot reveals a well-maintained garden that invites leisurely days spent outdoors, an idyllic swimming pool that becomes a refreshing sanctuary during warm days, an outdoor shower, and a handy storage room. _Property Condition_ While the villa is in good condition, it in ... click here to read more

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Some mornings you wake up in Lo Pepín and the first thing you hear is nothing. Not silence exactly—more like the kind of deep quiet that only exists when a place has been built for living rather than passing through. The pool catches the early light at an angle that turns the water a pale copper. By eight o'clock you've made coffee on the glazed terrace, and you're already wondering why you don't live here full time. This is a 4-bedroom detached villa in Ciudad Quesada's Lo Pepín residential area, set on a 500 m² plot with a fully independent guest house, a 10 x 5 metre private swimming pool, and views that stretch across the famous Torrevieja salt lakes toward the Mediterranean. At €470,000, fully furnished and move-in ready, it's the kind of property that doesn't stay on the market long—and for good reason. Let's talk about the layout, because the way this estate is arranged changes everything. The main villa holds two generous bedrooms and two bathrooms, with an open-plan living area that flows naturally into a contemporary kitchen. The glazed terrace off the main living space is the real daily anchor—it's where breakfast happens, where cards get played after dinner, where you sit with a glass of local Vinalopó wine and watch the sky go from orange to ink. That terrace essentially adds a full season of usable living space to the home. Spanish winters in this part of the Costa Blanca are mild enough that you're outside in a light jacket come January—average winter temperatures in Rojales hover around 17°C during the day, and the region logs over 300 days of sunshine per year. The guest house is where this property separates itself from the standard villa. Completely self-contained with two bedrooms, a private bathro ... click here to read more

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If you're one of those busy overseas buyers on the hunt for a property that perfectly balances potential with comfortable living, this charming four-story townhouse located in the heart of Rojales, Spain, might just tick the right boxes for you. Nestled in a quaint and vibrant part of Valencia, Alicante, this spacious home is an ideal sanctuary for the jet-set expat, a bustling family yearning for a community feel, or anyone looking to indulge in a slice of the Spanish good life. As any overseas house hunter knows, location is key, and Rojales offers a truly unique blend of charm and convenience. This quaint Spanish town is characterized by its traditional charm and modern amenities, offering a taste of authentic Spanish living while catering to diverse modern needs. Just a stone's throw away from your doorstep, you'll find a variety of cafes and restaurants, each offering delicious local cuisine that's sure to tantalize your taste buds. Picture yourself enjoying a relaxing morning at a local café, sipping the finest Spanish coffee while planning your day. Rojales is a town that moves at its own pace, and that pace is perfect for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of bigger cities. The area is steeped in history, with its traditional Spanish architecture and historic sites like the El Recorral Park, which is perfect for those leisurely afternoon strolls. Not far from this lovely property, you’ll find the vibrant town center bustling with activity, where markets offer fresh produce and local goods, presenting a true embodiment of Spanish culture and warmth. The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate, boasting mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. This is the sort of place where you can relish in both outdo ... click here to read more

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