Pueblo 3-bed ground-floor bungalow with garden

The defining fact is scarcity: this Pueblo development has 1 active unit, and the live price block is the source of truth for current pricing and availability. That makes the buyer’s task more precise than browsing a large phase. The published home profile shows 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 89 m², with Q2 2027 completion, a garden, gated urbanisation and communal pool. The value discussion should not rely on a copied figure in the text, because availability and commercial terms can move. Instead, buyers should compare the live block, the floor plan and the exact outdoor space against other Pilar de La Horadada bungalows at the time of enquiry.

Pueblo gives the property a residential-town context rather than a beach-front identity. Rey Juan Carlos I promenade is listed just 67 m away, Cajamar is 649 m away, the health centre is 1,089 m away and Mercadona is 1,360 m away. There are 8 restaurants within 2 km in the supplied local data, while no cafe-bars or supermarkets are counted within 1 km. That combination suggests a quieter daily rhythm than the busier coastal strips, with useful services reachable but not every errand sitting immediately outside the door. For many buyers, this is the difference between a holiday-only address and a base that can work for longer stays.

The beach distance is the main practical boundary. The nearest beach reference is 3.5 km away at Playa Barranco Rubio Cala de Campoamor, with a 13-minute driving entry in the route data. Buyers who want daily sand access without planning may prefer another location. Buyers who want more internal space, a ground-floor garden and a lower published price-per-metre position than the area average may find this more rational, provided the live price block still supports that comparison when they enquire. The value case is therefore tied to space, format and current availability rather than a static number repeated through the page.

Because completion is Q2 2027, the purchase is a forward-planned new-build decision. The B/B energy rating, communal pool and garden add to the ownership case, but shared facilities and outdoor areas still need cost and maintenance checks. Murcia-Corvera airport is listed at 38 minutes and 29.8 km, which helps for repeat visits, yet arrival convenience does not solve local mobility. A buyer should test how often the car would be used for beach trips, shopping, health-centre visits and evening meals before treating pricing as the only deciding factor.

The layout is the strongest part of the published profile. At 89 m² with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this ground-floor bungalow gives more breathing room than many compact new-build bungalows in the town. That extra area can matter for a family visit, a guest room, remote-work space or longer stays where luggage and household storage become visible. The plan still needs a room-by-room check: one bedroom may be materially smaller, and the flow from kitchen to living area to garden will decide whether the home feels open or merely divided into more rooms.

The garden is central to the ground-floor format. It can make the property easier for outdoor eating, low-step living and owners who dislike stairs, while the gated urbanisation and communal pool create a clear shared-resort element. Buyers should confirm whether the garden is private use, how it is maintained, what boundaries and privacy exist, and whether community rules affect furniture, storage or holiday letting. The pool may add value for summer stays, but its costs and opening rules belong in the calculation.

The single active unit status gives less room for negotiation through choice. Rather than comparing several orientations within the same development, the buyer should compare this unit with similar Pueblo and Parque Ramón Eugenio bungalows, then return to the live price block for the current commercial position. Ask for the floor plan with dimensions, garden measurements, orientation, community-fee estimate, payment schedule, snagging process and full included specification. With Q2 2027 completion, legal review and payment timing can be organised early, but the buyer cannot rely on seeing the finished home before committing.

For buyers considering rental, the 3-bedroom layout may increase flexibility, but the 3.5 km beach distance should be built into expectations. The layout should support simple cleaning, robust furniture, secure owner storage and clear guest use of the pool and garden. If those operational details are awkward, the extra bedroom count alone will not make the ownership plan easier. The best layout decision is one that still works if rental demand is seasonal and owner use becomes the main pattern.

This Pueblo ground-floor bungalow fits buyers who want a more residential Pilar de La Horadada base with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a garden, while using the live price block to confirm current pricing before making any comparison. It can suit longer stays better than a smaller 2-bedroom product, especially for owners expecting visiting family or needing a separate work or storage room. The nearby park reference, bank and health centre support a town-led routine, and the 38-minute Murcia-Corvera airport timing keeps repeat travel practical. Buyers who like low-rise living, garden access and a quieter local setting are the most natural match.

It is less suitable for buyers whose priority is beach immediacy, cafe-bar density within a short walk or a broad choice of units in the same development. The single active unit means the plan, orientation and garden must be right; there may not be a similar alternative within the project. Rental use can be examined, but the evidence should start locally: 3.5 km beach distance, 8 restaurants within 2 km, no supermarket count within 1 km, community rules, licence route, tax, management and cleaning. The most convincing buyer is one who values space and town practicality first, checks the live price block as the current source, then treats rental as an optional, costed layer.