3-level villa in Castillo de Montemar, Algorfa

Castillo de Montemar gives this Algorfa villa a more contained, architectural reading than the larger privacy-led homes nearby. The active unit is a 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom villa with 170 m² arranged over three levels, plus a private infinity pool, garden, storage and gated-development setting. Its price position belongs in the live availability block, but the static comparison is still useful: this is not entry stock, and it is not the biggest villa in the local group either.

The finished basement is the feature that changes the decision. At about 68 m², it creates a flexible layer for guests, work, exercise or leisure without turning the main living floor into a multi-purpose compromise. That matters for buyers who want a manageable villa but still need more than a standard 3-bedroom plan. The practical limit is that basement quality depends on plan detail, light, ventilation and finishes, so it should be inspected as carefully as the bedrooms and pool area.

Location supports a golf-and-car routine. Club de Golf La Finca is recorded at 978 m, while the beach sits 13 km away and Alicante-Elche airport is listed at 63 minutes. That makes the villa a fit for buyers who expect to drive for coast days, shopping and airport runs, while keeping golf and outdoor time close to home. The neighbourhood feel is quieter and more residential than a promenade search; the private pool and garden carry more daily value than a walk-to-sand claim. It also gives Castillo de Montemar a different role from La Finca Golf stock, because the decision leans into a smaller address pocket rather than a resort-branded daily routine.

Delivery is stated as Q1 2027, so the home works best for buyers who can plan ahead. That timing can help with non-resident mortgage approval, staged payments and furnishing choices, but it will frustrate anyone who wants to use a property immediately. Compared with a larger upper-tier Algorfa villa, this one is more controlled in scale; compared with lower-tier villas, it asks the buyer to value the three-level format, basement and pool setting rather than just the headline price tier. The right comparison is therefore about usable zones, future running costs and arrival timing, not only bedrooms on a listing card.

The layout separates daily living from occasional-use space. The Spanish repo content describes a main level with open living and dining, equipped kitchen, one en-suite bedroom and direct terrace and pool access. The upper level then holds two further en-suite bedrooms with private terraces. For a couple with visiting family, that arrangement reduces friction because guests can have defined sleeping areas without taking over the main living zone. It also allows the ground floor bedroom to serve visiting relatives, longer-stay guests or a quieter work space depending on the final plan.

The basement gives the villa its strongest layout distinction. About 68 m² below the main accommodation can be read as a media room, gym, home office or guest overflow, provided the final specification supports that use. Four bathrooms across a 3-bedroom home also point to comfort during longer stays, not only short summer visits. The limit is operational: more levels mean more cleaning, cooling zones, furniture choices and stair use, so the plan should be tested against the buyer's real routine.

Specification in the available Spanish content includes ducted air conditioning, aerothermal hot water, electric bedroom blinds, storage, flexible exterior parking, private pool and garden. Those elements help the villa feel ready for repeated stays, but they also create a running-cost checklist. Before reservation, the buyer should review community fees, pool maintenance, storage dimensions, parking practicality, basement inclusion, payment milestones and the exact delivery specification for Q1 2027 in writing.