About this property
Benidorm's skyline is impossible to ignore from this hillside. The villas here sit high enough to catch the sweep of the bay without feeling remote — the energy of the town below, the restaurants and the seafront boulevard, remain close enough to step into on an evening, but far enough away that the terraces are quiet. This particular villa spans 275 m² across three bedrooms and two bathrooms, built around the kind of open-plan ground floor that Spanish new construction has refined over the last decade. The kitchen sits at the heart, flowing into the living and dining zones, with full-height sliders that collapse back to blur the line between interior and the 500 m² plot beyond. The master suite occupies one first-floor corner; the other bedrooms are upstairs, serviced by a family bathroom. Finishes follow the contemporary palette expected at this price point: large-format porcelain tiles, German cabinetry with integrated appliances, Daikin ducted air-conditioning, underfloor heating in the bathrooms, pre-installation for a home automation backbone. The garden has the footprint and orientation to support a meaningful pool, outdoor kitchen, and terracing that catches the light from dawn into early evening. Benidorm itself has evolved into a genuinely mixed town. Yes, the seafront caters to the package holiday trade, but the old town behind it — the cobbled streets, the restaurants, the tapas bars — draws a different crowd entirely. The beaches are consistently blue-flag rated. The golf courses at nearby Villaitana are championship-standard. Polop's market, one of the region's best, is fifteen minutes inland. Alicante Airport sits around forty minutes south by motorway. This collection represents a rare thing in Benidorm's overheated market: low-density new construction with genuine sightlines and breathing room. The price-per-built-metre aligns with villa developments closer to the quieter stretches of the coast, but the proximity to infrastructure and the town's amenities — without the noise — is the trade-off that justifies it. For buyers relocating to run a business locally, or splitting time between here and northern Europe, the arrangement is pragmatic. These units are expected to reach completion within eighteen months.
Why this location?
3 Bedroom Villa For Sale In Benidorm sits in Benidorm, Alicante, one of the most sought-after areas on Spain's Costa Blanca for international buyers from the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the Nordics. Brand-new construction means modern insulation, low running costs and zero maintenance for the first decade — the opposite of a tired resale.
What's included in the purchase
- Full English-speaking buying support from first viewing to handover
- NIE number and Spanish bank account coordination
- Independent legal review of the developer's contract
- Mortgage broker introductions (up to 70% LTV for non-residents)
- Snagging inspection before key collection
- Optional furniture pack and utilities setup
Buying costs — what to budget
On top of the listed price of € 1,450,000 you should budget approximately 13% in taxes and fees: 10% Spanish VAT (IVA), 1.5% Stamp Duty (AJD), ~1% legal and ~0.5% notary and land registry. We will send you an itemised quote before any reservation.