3-bedroom bungalows with private pools in Pilar

The most useful comparison is between the two outdoor arrangements, not between nearly identical floor areas. Both active homes provide 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 96-99 m². The ground-floor bungalow places its private pool beside a garden and parking space, keeping arrival, outdoor dining and swimming on one level. The upper home uses a roof solarium for its private pool and adds a summer kitchen, pergola and outside WC, while bicycle storage remains at ground level.

Those layouts support different routines. Garden level is convenient for shopping, luggage and pool equipment, but privacy, irrigation and the boundary with the parking area deserve attention. The upper solarium separates leisure from the bedrooms and can act as a second living zone. In return, owners need to carry food and supplies upstairs, assess shade and wind, and decide whether the roof area will be used enough to justify its maintenance. A difference of only 3 m² between the smallest and largest home makes circulation and outside use more important than the headline size.

The Pueblo setting has practical services close by. ALDI is recorded 142 m away, Amparo Zapata Sánchez park 38 m, the El Pilar–Cruce bus stop 332 m and the health centre 650 m. There are three supermarkets within 1 km and eleven restaurants within 2 km. Playa de la Torre Derribada takes about 8 minutes by car, while Murcia-Corvera airport is around 35 minutes away. This is a town-edge base with everyday errands nearby and a short drive to the coast, rather than a beachfront development.

Fitting 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms into 96-99 m² makes storage and circulation central to the viewing. The plan should be tested with full-size beds, wardrobes and the normal route between kitchen, laundry, pool and bedrooms. A laundry room and storage are listed, both useful in a home designed for repeat stays and private-pool use. Consumption and emissions are rated B, and completion is planned for Q4 2027.

For the ground-floor option, the key detail is how garden, parking bay, terrace and pool are separated. Direct access is helpful only if the car does not dominate the outdoor space. For the upper home, the fitted solarium can become a genuine daytime room, but the pergola’s shade, the outside WC and the route from the main kitchen need to work together. The unit specification should clearly assign the pool, outside fittings, storage and any shared areas to the selected property, with maintenance responsibilities stated rather than inferred from marketing drawings.