3-bed off-plan villa in Pueblo Benijofar with private pool

A single active villa in Pueblo Benijofar creates a narrow decision rather than a broad choice of floor plans. The published home has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 107 m², with a private pool, garden and parking on the plot. That gives it a clearer private-use profile than a communal-resort apartment, but the low unit count also means there is little internal stock to compare; buyers need to judge this specific plan, orientation and specification on its own merits.

Pueblo is the more service-led side of this Benijofar brief. The health centre is around 512 m away, Farmacia Benijofar is about 724 m away, Caja Murcia is around 650 m away and the Benijofar bus stop is roughly 647 m from the address. Those distances make everyday administration and short local errands easier than in a fringe-only setting. The practical limit is supermarket access: the nearest named supermarket in the input is just over 1 km away, and the data shows no supermarket inside the first kilometre.

The beach distance is published at 8 km, which changes how the villa should be read. This is not a home bought for stepping directly onto the sand; it is better framed as a town-based Costa Blanca South villa where owners drive for Guardamar or Torrevieja beach time and return to a quieter residential base. Club de Golf La Finca is around 5.2 km away, adding a golf-use option, but the page should not be treated as a golf-front listing.

Delivery is listed for Q4 2026, so the value of the off-plan timing is preparation, not immediate occupancy. A buyer using a non-resident mortgage has time to arrange finance, legal review, staged payments and completion logistics before handover. The trade-off is that the buyer must be comfortable reserving against plans, specification documents and contract milestones rather than a finished, tested home.

Published price-per-m² is above the local area average in the input, so the private pool, garden, parking, gated setting, B energy rating and 107 m² plan need to justify the premium. The strongest comparison is not with beach apartments or larger Polideportivo villas, but with other Benijofar villas where space, private outdoor area and service access are the main points of difference.

The layout centres on a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom villa with an open-plan kitchen and living-dining area. At 107 m², the plan should work well for a couple with regular guests or a small household, provided the third bedroom has a clear purpose beyond overflow sleeping. Buyers should ask for room dimensions, wardrobe provision and the relationship between the kitchen, dining area and terrace, because compact villas can feel generous outside but tight around storage.

The private pool changes the day-to-day rhythm. It gives owners immediate outdoor use without relying on a communal schedule, and the garden helps separate the villa from a lock-up-and-leave apartment profile. The cost side is equally real: pool servicing, garden care, utility use and insurance sit with the owner, so annual running costs should be priced before reservation. The B consumption and emissions ratings are useful, but they do not replace a line-by-line check of heating, cooling and insulation specifications.

Parking on the plot is a practical advantage for an 8 km beach-distance home. A car is likely to be part of most routines, especially for beach trips, airport transfers and larger shopping runs. Alicante-Elche Airport is listed at about 58 minutes and 27.9 km in the input, so arrivals are manageable but not a short hop. That matters for late flights, keyholding, cleaning arrangements and the first evening after travel.

The development is marked as a gated urbanisation. That can support controlled access and a more managed setting, but it also means community rules and fees need to be understood before committing. With only one active unit, the exact plot position, boundary treatment and pool orientation carry more weight than headline project marketing.