4-bed villa in Punta Prima with private pool and solarium

Bedroom count is the first filter for this Punta Prima villa. The input records one active villa with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 121 m², which points to a compact multi-bedroom format rather than a large detached villa with expansive interior volume. That can suit a buyer who values sleeping capacity, private pool, garden and solarium more than oversized living areas. It also creates a practical limit: storage, bedroom proportions and the living-room/kitchen relationship need close attention because four bedrooms inside 121 m² can feel efficient rather than spacious. In Orihuela Costa terms, this is a service-led Punta Prima choice, not a remote resort plot, and the daily usability comes from what is around the home as much as from the private specification.

The surrounding POI data supports that service-led reading. Costablanca supermarket is 257 m away, Farmacia Punta Prima is 383 m away, Traumacare Clinic is 487 m away and the nearest bus stop is 403 m away. The nearest golf POI is 643 m away, while Playa Cala La Mosca is named as the nearest beach with a feed distance of 700 m and a mapped driving route of 4 minutes. The input also records three supermarkets within 1 km, 27 restaurants within 2 km and three cafes or bars within 1 km. For owners arriving from abroad, that means the first layer of errands is close, although the restaurant and cafe count is lighter than the La Zenia data in this batch. Murcia-Corvera airport is listed at 47 minutes and 39.1 km, so the address can still fit repeat travel if flight times work.

The timing signals need a careful, document-led reading. The development is marked off-plan false, completion is listed as Q3 2025 and the public badges include key-ready, so buyers in May 2026 should reconcile the current handover status, licences, snagging position and included specification before reserving. The private pool, garden, solarium and closed community setting make the home more self-contained than a pure apartment option, while B ratings for energy consumption and emissions give a baseline for comfort planning. Price-per-square-metre context is above the local area average in the input, so the case rests on Punta Prima services, four-bedroom capacity, private outdoor amenities and a comparatively near beach/golf/service mix. Buyers comparing within the batch should notice that this villa has the most bedrooms, but also the tightest internal-area-per-bedroom profile.

The likely layout decision is whether the 4-bedroom count genuinely matches the buyer's household pattern. Four bedrooms and 3 bathrooms can handle visiting family, separate children, guests or a dedicated remote-work room, but the 121 m² internal area means each room has to earn its place. A buyer should review wardrobes, hallway width, kitchen storage, laundry space and whether the main bedroom terrace changes how the upper floor is used. The solarium adds a second outdoor level, useful for sun and privacy, yet it will not replace internal storage or a generous living room if the home is used for longer stays. This is a villa for efficient capacity, so furniture planning matters from the start.

The amenity package points to low-friction holiday use, with private pool, garden, solarium and a closed community setting all recorded in the input. Those features make the property more attractive for family stays than a simple lock-up apartment, but they bring service obligations: pool care, garden maintenance, utility costs, community rules and access for trades when the owner is away. The nearest park is 72 m away, which adds an easy short-walk option, and the golf POI at 643 m gives another local routine beyond the beach. Because the nearest hospital listed is Centro de Salud San Luis at 7.96 km, buyers with regular medical needs may prefer to map clinic and pharmacy access before committing to longer visits. The location is convenient, but it is still a practical property choice rather than a hands-off asset.