5-Bed Detached Villa with Saltwater Pool & Mountain Views in Orihuela Costa



Valencia, Alicante, Orihuela Costa, Spain, Orihuela (Spain)
5 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · 201m² Floor area
€480,000
Villa
Parking
5 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
201m²
Garden
Pool
Not furnished
Description
There's a particular kind of morning that only happens on the Costa Blanca. You open the bedroom shutters and the Sierra de Orihuela fills the entire frame — sun already warming the stone peaks, the air carrying a faint trace of rosemary from the hillside scrub below. Downstairs, the kitchen faces the rear garden, and you're making coffee while the birds are still figuring out the day. This is the rhythm Montepinar offers, and this five-bedroom villa delivers it in full.
Sitting on a 900 m² south-facing plot, the property is spread across three distinct levels — each one serving a different mood, a different moment. The main floor is where the household gathers. A generous living room with a fireplace anchors the space, the kind of fireplace that earns its keep in January when the Costa Blanca gets those crisp, clear evenings that nobody talks about in the brochures. The independent kitchen opens directly to the rear garden, which means summer dinners essentially live outside. A wide terrace wraps around the front, commanding views across the valley toward the sierra — the sort of view that makes you forget you were supposed to be checking your phone.
Two large double bedrooms and a full bathroom sit on this level, so the main living floor genuinely functions as a self-contained residence. Above it, the attic level is the property's wild card. Right now it's a quiet, bright room that some owners have used as a home gym, others as a teenager's den, others simply as a place to lie on a yoga mat and stare at the ceiling. Step out from here onto the private terrace and the Sierra de Orihuela panorama opens wider still — at sunset, the light goes amber across those peaks and it's genuinely hard to go back inside.
The lower level is what makes this villa stand apart from most five-bedroom properties in the Orihuela Costa market. It functions as a completely separate living unit: its own open-plan kitchen and sitting room, two more large bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, and two additional bathrooms. Guests arrive and get their own world — their own morning routines, their own late nights. For families who travel with ageing parents, adult children, or a rotation of friends across the summer, this layout solves every logistical headache before it starts.
Outside, the front garden centres on a 30 m² saltwater pool. Salt systems are gentler on skin and eyes — after a full day hiking the Ruta de la Cresta above Orihuela's old town, sliding into it feels categorically different from the over-chlorinated alternatives at most rental villas. The pool can be covered and heated through winter, extending the swimming season well beyond what most people assume is possible on the Spanish southeast coast. Around it: landscaped garden beds, shaded corners for reading, open space for doing absolutely nothing. At the rear, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with barbecue and a large dining table anchors the entertaining area. The kind of setup where you start cooking at seven and people are still sitting there talking at midnight.
Montepinar is one of those residential pockets within the wider Orihuela Costa area that tends to stay under the radar — established, quiet, lined with mature gardens, without the density of the resort strips closer to the beach. That said, the Playa Flamenca and La Zenia beaches are roughly ten minutes by car, which means you get the peacefulness of the hills with the Mediterranean completely accessible. The N-332 coastal road and the AP-7 motorway are both close — Alicante-Elche Airport is around 45 minutes, and Murcia's Corvera Airport is even closer, under 30 minutes depending on traffic.
The old city of Orihuela itself is worth knowing well. Founded by the Moors and later shaped by the Spanish Renaissance, it holds one of the most architecturally layered historic centres in the entire Valencian Community — the Gothic cathedral on Calle Ramón y Cajal, the Bishop's Palace, the narrow laneways that feel genuinely untouched by time. The Semana Santa processions here are among the most dramatic in the region, with brotherhoods processing through the historic quarter in the small hours of the night. Local restaurants along the Río Segura serve arroz con costra — a baked rice dish unique to this corner of Alicante province, finished under the grill with a crust of egg that shatters when you break it open. Worth seeking out. Worth going back for.
Day-to-day practicality is well covered. La Zenia Boulevard, one of the largest open-air shopping centres on the Costa Blanca, is minutes away. Schools — both Spanish state schools and international options — are within easy reach. Medical services, supermarkets, and sports facilities dot the surrounding area thoroughly. For international buyers, this matters: the infrastructure supporting daily life is genuinely solid here, not an afterthought.
On the investment side, Orihuela Costa continues to attract steady demand from Northern European buyers — particularly from the UK, Germany, Scandinavia, and the Netherlands — drawn by the 320-plus days of annual sunshine, direct flight access, and comparatively accessible entry prices versus the Marbella or Ibiza markets. A property of this size, configuration, and condition, with private pool and independent lower-level accommodation, has strong short-term rental potential if that's part of the plan. The Spanish non-resident tax framework and the Costa Blanca's well-established property management infrastructure make remote ownership genuinely manageable. EU buyers will find the purchase process straightforward; non-EU buyers should factor in standard legal and NIE registration steps, ideally with a local solicitor.
The villa presents in good condition throughout — no renovation project, no months of builder schedules, no decisions about tiles. Move in, put your own mark on it gradually, and start using it. That's a significant thing when you're buying across borders.
Key features at a glance:
- Five bedrooms across three levels with flexible, multi-generational layout
- Two bathrooms on lower level, one full bathroom on main floor, plus additional attic level
- 201 m² built space on a 900 m² south-facing plot
- 30 m² private saltwater swimming pool, heatable and coverable for year-round use
- Fully equipped outdoor kitchen with barbecue and large dining table
- Separate lower-level apartment with independent kitchen and living room — ideal for guests or extended family
- Attic room with panoramic private terrace and Sierra de Orihuela views
- Fireplace in main living room for comfortable winter use
- Garage, dedicated storage room, and fitted wardrobes throughout
- Individual heating system and south-facing orientation for maximum light
- Accessibility features for reduced mobility
- Ten minutes by car to Playa Flamenca and La Zenia beaches
- Under 30 minutes to Murcia Corvera Airport; 45 minutes to Alicante-Elche Airport
- Strong short-term rental income potential given size, pool, and independent living unit
- Move-in ready condition — no renovation required
If you're seriously considering a second home or vacation property on Spain's Costa Blanca, this villa in Montepinar is worth your full attention. Contact the Homestra team today to arrange a viewing — either in person or via a live video walkthrough — and we'll make sure you see exactly what this property looks like in real morning light.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 5
- Size
- 201m²
- Price per m²
- €2,388
- Garden size
- 900m²
- 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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