Polideportivo 3-bed villa in Benijofar with 4 bathrooms

The unusual fact here is not the bedroom count but the bathroom count. This Polideportivo villa in Benijofar is published with 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 135 m², plus a private pool, garden, gated-community setting and Q4 2026 completion. That makes it a guest-comfort proposition rather than simply another 3-bedroom villa. The buyer should test whether the extra bathrooms improve real use for family visits, remote-working guests or longer stays, while also checking whether storage and living space remain generous enough within the 135 m² plan.

Polideportivo gives the villa a town-service routine rather than a beach-front one. The beach is 8 km away, Club de Golf La Finca is around 5.5 km, Centro de Salud de Benijófar is around 469 m and the Benijófar bus stop is around 618 m. There is one supermarket record within 1 km, two pharmacies within 1 km, 45 restaurants within 2 km and 6 cafe or bar records within 1 km. Those anchors point to practical year-round use, but the buyer should still time the routes, especially for beach days, golf mornings and airport arrivals.

For UK buyers, the airport data matters because the property may be used in short bursts. Alicante-Elche (ALC) is listed at 59 minutes and 27.6 km, so a Friday arrival or early return flight needs a realistic plan for keys, car, luggage, food and closing the villa. The walk score of 70 helps local errands, while the climate score of 98 supports winter-sun appeal, but neither score removes the need to test shade, noise, parking and street feel around the exact plot.

The live price block should carry the current asking figure; the written case is about value evidence. This villa sits as a single active unit and its price-per-metre context is above the area reference in the input, so the specification and bathroom-heavy layout need to earn that position. Private pool, garden, gated access and B energy ratings are useful, but the viewing should connect them to maintenance, community rules, cleaning time, insurance, water and electricity use. A buyer who wants low-friction ownership needs those costs visible before reservation, not after handover. The final comparison should be against similar Benijofar villas, not apartments or distant coastal homes.

The 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom layout should be reviewed through occupancy patterns. Four bathrooms can make guest stays easier, reduce morning queues and give each bedroom a more private feel, but they also take surface area, cleaning time and maintenance budget. In a 135 m² villa, the buyer should look closely at corridor space, wardrobes, plant areas, laundry, kitchen storage and whether the living room still feels comfortable when all bedrooms are occupied.

The private pool and garden shape the daily routine. Because the beach is 8 km away, the outdoor area may be the main leisure space on many days, especially for short visits or winter stays. The buyer should check terrace depth, pool orientation, shade, overlooked boundaries, garden irrigation, equipment access and how outdoor dining connects with the kitchen. If the property is used by guests, durable outdoor furniture, secure storage and clear pool-care arrangements become part of the layout, not afterthoughts.

Completion in Q4 2026 gives planning time, but the bathroom-heavy plan makes specification detail especially important. Ask what sanitaryware, ventilation, hot-water capacity, air-conditioning distribution, tiling, lighting and security features are included. For overseas owners, small specification gaps can become difficult to manage remotely, so the exact inclusions list and snagging process should be reviewed alongside the floor plan and staged payment calendar. The buyer should also ask how cleaning access works after guest stays, because four bathrooms can change turnover time and owner costs during busy holiday weeks.

This villa fits buyers who expect guests and want bathroom capacity to reduce friction during family stays. It may suit a UK owner who will use Benijofar repeatedly, invite relatives, spend time around the private pool and treat the coast as a planned car trip rather than the centre of every day. The 4-bathroom arrangement can be useful, but the buyer should be honest about whether that comfort is more valuable than extra living area, storage or a solarium in a neighbouring option.

It is less suitable for buyers who want the simplest maintenance profile, who dislike driving to the beach, or who need a broad choice of active units. The single-unit context means due diligence has to be precise: exact plot, orientation, room measurements, bathroom ventilation, community-fee estimate, pool-maintenance plan, legal pack, payment schedule and delivery milestones. The live price block should be checked against a full ownership budget that includes purchase costs, furniture, utilities, insurance, community charges and travel.

Rental use is possible to assess, but the bathroom count alone does not create an income case. A sensible model would start with cleaning time, linen turnover, pool servicing, furnishing durability, guest management and empty weeks, then move to tourist-licence rules, community permission and tax treatment. The property should still make sense as an owner-use villa before any seasonal letting calculation is allowed to influence the reservation.