Calpe

Alicante, Spain

€1,099,000approx. £943,000approx. $1,270,000approx. AED 4,680,000 Listed at €1,099,000

Off-Plan
Villa

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Listing ID: GHI00333

Floorplan

About

This detached villa is set in a quiet residential area of Calpe. Its modern layout brings together three bedrooms, three bathrooms and generous outdoor space, with privacy and practical day-to-day living at the centre of the design.

A double-height ceiling gives the main living area a strong sense of volume. Large windows draw natural light into the interior and frame open views towards the Peñón de Ifach, while clean lines keep the space calm and uncluttered.

The villa has a fully fitted kitchen and three furnished, fitted bathrooms. An A-rated energy specification and energy-efficient air conditioning support comfortable use throughout the year.

The outdoor areas centre on a private swimming pool and landscaped garden, with a garage providing practical parking and storage. A private solarium may also be added for further outdoor space.

Location

Calpe

Linked golf courses

La Serena Golf 18 holesPar 72Water-led coastal layout with extensive bunkering

Lakes, bunkers and measured coastal golf

La Serena Golf is an 18-hole, par-72 Manuel Piñero course near Los Alcázares and the Mar Menor. Water and sand set the terms of the round: large lakes feature throughout, while nearly 70 shaped bunkers tighten landing areas and approaches. Between them, gently rolling fairways run past palms and olive trees, giving the course a clear coastal-Murcia identity. The routing also passes around the historic Torre del Rame, a fixed landmark within the landscape. Three practice greens and a driving range support work before a round. La Serena suits thoughtful course management, with accuracy carrying more weight than aggressive play.
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La Manga Club North Course 18 holesPar 71Shorter layout with tight fairways, lakes and gullies

Tighter fairways shaped by lakes and barrancos

La Manga Club's North Course is an 18-hole, par-71 design by Robert Dean Putnam, dating from 1971. At 5,755 metres from the white tees, it is slightly shorter than the South Course, with tighter fairways and larger greens creating its own rhythm. Palm trees, lakes and natural gullies known as barrancos are recurring features. The fairways ask for accurate placement, especially where the gullies narrow the available line, while the larger putting surfaces add another layer to approach play. The result is a compact course whose challenge comes from landscape, water and control rather than outright length.
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La Manga Club South Course 18 holesPar 73Long tournament layout with water and doglegs

Long tournament golf shaped by water and doglegs

La Manga Club's South Course is an 18-hole, par-73 layout measuring 6,499 metres from the white tees. Wide fairways provide scale, but 15 water obstacles ensure that space does not remove the need for careful positioning. The two nines ask different questions. Long par threes and drives between lakes and bunkers make the opening nine the more demanding stretch, while the shorter inward half uses several doglegs to test angles from the tee. Spanish Opens and men's and women's PGA qualifying championships form part of the course's tournament record, adding competitive context to its long, water-led design.
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La Manga Club West Course 18 holesPar 72Hilly mountain layout with gullies and narrow fairways

Mountain golf through narrow fairways and barrancos

La Manga Club's West Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout that covers 5,714 metres from the white tees. Frequent elevation changes set its character and remain part of the test throughout. Across the first nine, tee shots must find their line around natural gullies, or barrancos, which cut through the terrain. The second nine climbs farther into the mountain landscape, where narrower fairways place even more value on control. Changing ground and tight playing corridors shape the round from the outset. Patience and accurate driving matter more here than trying to overpower the course.
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Roda Golf 18 holesPar 72Varied resort layout with doglegs, elevation and water

Varied golf with a risk-and-reward lake finish

Roda Golf is an 18-hole, par-72 Dave Thomas course from 2006. Its hole-by-hole character changes often, moving through doglegs, elevated tees and greens, pronounced putting surfaces, bunkers and water carries. That variety makes club selection and placement important throughout the round. The closing par five provides a clear final decision, as a well-positioned drive can open an approach across the lake in two. A driving range and golf academy support practice. Roda's interest comes from this steady change of shape rather than a single repeated design theme, right through to the final green.
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