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Pueblo villa with private pool in Pilar de La Horadada

Pilar de La Horadada — pueblo, Costa Blanca South

Few leftUnder construction
Price from €550,000
3
Bedrooms
124 m²
Built area
Q1 2027
Completion
B / B
Energy rating
1
Available properties
Private pool villa in Pueblo, Pilar de La Horadada with 124 m², 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Q1 2027 completion and 2,000 m to Playa de la Torre Derribada.
  • One active private-pool villa with 124 m², 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
  • Pueblo setting in Pilar de La Horadada anchors the choice around one unit and fixed routines
  • Beaches sit at 2,000 m, making car-led or planned beach visits the practical rhythm
  • RMU airport is 30.8 km and 37 minutes away, useful for non-resident travel planning
  • Town services are very close, including Mercadona and a bus stop under 400 m
  • Check the live price block for the current asking range before comparing nearby options

Available properties

1 property available

Estimated total investment
€613,250
Includes estimated 11.5% purchase costs (VAT, AJD, notary, registry, legal fees).

Property essentials

Amenities

BBQ
Garden
Gated community
Solarium
Storage room
Pool
Private pool

Location scores

65

Walk Score

Somewhat walkable

99

Climate comfort

Exceptional

48

Flight connectivity

Fair

Price vs. area average

This development
€4,435/m²
Area average
€4,247/m²
Actual sold price 2026-Q1
€2,689/m²
4.4% above area average.
+12.7% YoY (actual sold)

RealAdvisor · 2026-Q1

Location

Beach & waterfront

Nearest beach
Playa de la Torre Derribada
2.0km · 9 min

Nearby services

Supermarket
Mercadona
264m
Hospital
Hospital General Universitario Los Arcos del Mar Menor
8.4km
Doctor
Centro de Salud
370m
Bank
Caixabank
612m
Bus stop
Pilar de la Horadada
366m
Park
67m
Restaurant
12
2 km
Bar
2
1 km
Supermarket
3
1 km

Airports & connections

Murcia-Corvera (RMU)
30.8 km
Alicante-Elche (ALC)
50.5 km

Climate & environment

Climate

17.9°C
Avg. temperature
2,946
Sun hours / year
302 mm
Annual rainfall

Average monthly temperatures (°C)

11.1°J
11.8°F
13.6°M
15.8°A
18.9°M
22.6°J
25.3°J
26°A
23.4°S
19.6°O
15°N
12.1°D

AEMET · SAN JAVIER AEROPUERTO (13 km) · normals 1991-2020 (27 years)

Sea and swimming season

14.728.9°C
Annual sea temperature
May–Oct
Swimming season (6 months)
61%
Calm sea days (summer)

Monthly sea temperature (°C)

14.1°J
15.0°F
15.6°M
17.9°A
21.1°M
25.3°J
28.4°J
29.0°A
26.3°S
23.2°O
18.1°N
15.1°D

Open-Meteo · averages 2023-2026 (3 years)

Air quality

7.0
PM2.5 annual average · µg/m³
Above WHO ideal, within EU limit
PM2.5
7.0
PM10
12.1
O₃
70.8
NO₂
4.2

Average: 2025-05-02 to 2026-05-01 · Open-Meteo CAMS reanalysis · open-meteo-cams

Solar potential

1,620.63
Annual production
kWh/kWp/year
2,167.03
Global irradiation
kWh/m²
~8,103
Typical 5 kWp residential
kWh/year
~€1,459
Estimated electricity savings
/year

Source: European Commission PVGIS-SARAH3 (2005-2023)

Investment & lifestyle

Property tax (IBI)

  • IBI rate0.580% / annual
  • From €550,000 estimated~€1,754/yr
  • Garbage tax118/yr

Source: Ayuntamiento de Pilar de la Horadada, Ordenanza Fiscal 2025 (2025)

About Pilar de La Horadada

Population: 21,000

Precios 20-35% inferiores a Torrevieja con playas, infraestructura y clima comparables.

More about Pilar de La Horadada

Specifications

Primary typeVilla
Bedrooms3
Built area124 m²
Usable area108 m²
Terrace88 m²
Year built2026
Estimated deliveryQ1 2027
Energy ratingB / B
Available properties1
TownPilar de La Horadada
ProvinceAlicante
Postal code03190

Energy performance

A
B
C
D
E
F
G

B / B

High energy class: low consumption.

About Pueblo villa with private pool in Pilar de La Horadada

This Pueblo villa is a single active listing in Pilar de La Horadada, so your review starts with the exact unit, not a broad shortlist. The villa has 124 m², 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and completion target Q1 2027, with the current asking range handled by the live price block on the page. It is not a mass-stock comparison where you pick one unit from many; the decision is more exact: can this one villa’s service rhythm, amenity set and timing fit your use case before the larger town search begins?

In practical terms, this development reads as a town-service base first and beach routine second. The nearest listed beach is Playa de la Torre Derribada at 2,000 m. With a driving distance near 7.3 km, that is workable for regular planned visits but not automatically a walk-ready lifestyle. If beach-first ownership is your non-negotiable anchor, this is a context to test. If daily services and structured weekend travel are your baseline, it becomes much more coherent.

POI details in input are concrete for this specific area. Mercadona is around 264 m, Caixabank about 612 m, and the Centro de Salud is 370 m away. There is also a bus stop at 366 m and a nearby park at 67 m, which gives the unit a very specific local routine for shopping, medicine access and local errands. The nearest hospital is farther away at 8.3 km, so broader trips still need to be included in planning even with good district-level access.

Specification anchors are clear and measurable: private pool, solarium, garden, BBQ options, storage and closed-set community setting are all cited from the input, and the energy profile is B/B. That can still support a clean ownership model if the buyer accepts that utility and maintenance outcomes are tied to actual use, not marketing tone. The live price block should carry the current budget decision here because this is a 3-bed, 3-bath villa at a single 124 m² footprint with a defined finish scope.

In same-town context, comparable villas in Pilar de La Horadada can help with direction, but the right comparator is not only the asking level shown today. Nearby peer entries sit in different budget bands within the same district logic, with beach and access profiles that differ. This unit’s position against local alternatives should be justified through routine fit: storage, beach trip workflow, and delivery timing, not only through surface-level headline value.

With completion in Q1 2027, this is planning-led ownership. For international buyers, the air route and currency timeline are part of the practical package alongside legal checks and reservation milestones. The strongest test is simple: does this villa solve a real, recurring routine in your week, or is it only a one-trip impression. The strongest decisions usually come from matching facts to rhythm early, then validating with the unit-level plan, documentation and live availability summary.

Layout & design

At 124 m² with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, this villa gives space for occupancy patterns that a two-bedroom plan rarely does, but it also asks for disciplined storage and circulation checks. The 3-bed count is a good fit for family visits and longer stays, while the same layout can become heavy if every bathroom and bedroom is expected to carry large luggage turnover every week. The layout decision is therefore not only about room count; it is about how often the space is actually used and who uses it.

Because this is an open new-build record with one active unit, layout confidence comes from what is explicit in the published facts: private pool, solarium, garden and storage facilities inside a gated environment. Use these points to test flow routes: from main entry to the social area, between living and private rooms, and to pool or solarium without relying on unclear assumptions. For owners who value routine comfort, practical access to storage, utility points and covered outdoor space can matter as much as room labels.

The community profile also matters for layout rhythm. A gated setting can feel secure and convenient, but it can also place extra clarity demands on shared spaces and maintenance timing. Ask what is private versus communal, what is included at handover, and where recurring management responsibilities sit. This is the part of the layout check that is often missed: the way external spaces are governed affects how the villa can be used every week, not just at handover.

Air-conversation and cleaning routines become visible with this floor size: 124 m² means fewer wasted corners, but also less forgiveness for oversized storage habits. For buyers who need dedicated work area or frequent visits, confirm wardrobe, linen and equipment allocation before committing. For users who are happy with compact planning and scheduled beach trips, the same size can work well if each room is assigned a real function from the start.

Completion in Q1 2027 also affects layout timing. Buyers with flexibility can use the period to lock furniture strategy, utility settings and legal timelines; buyers who need immediate occupancy should compare this against key-ready options and shorter handover windows. In this segment, timing is a layout factor because buying behaviour, payment milestones and furnishing choices are usually resolved only when you know the exact unit route.

In summary, this 3-bed Villa is strongest when the internal plan is tested against your calendar, storage needs and access habits, not against broad assumptions about a seaside address. The layout can be a good fit if your routine includes service-led planning and seasonal travel, but less suitable if you need broad interior flexibility at purchase time.

Who is this for?

This villa suits buyers who are already looking specifically for a full villa profile in Pilar de La Horadada with a planned, service-led daily rhythm. It is particularly aligned to buyers comfortable with one-unit precision, where the decision is to test one unit’s practical fit against a single timeline rather than browse a deep inventory. The 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom format is a useful point for family visits, flexible working, or repeat international use, and the private pool plus solarium plus garden can support that routine when maintenance expectations are clear.

It is better for owners who accept a beach distance that is manageable by route rather than on foot every day. At 2,000 m, Playa de la Torre Derribada is reachable and suitable for planned trips, but the profile is strongest when the local services and travel routine remain the operating base. RMU airport access in 37 minutes can work well with seasonal stays, provided customs, transport and arrival timing are built into the plan before reservation.

For a villa in the upper local budget band, a rental angle is reasonable to check, but it should always be grounded in process and the current figure should come from the live price block. The input does not replace legal or tax confirmation; it only sets the local context. Any holiday rental model must test tourist-licence route, community rules, management, cleaning and utility exposure, furnishing wear and empty weeks, plus how much owner use remains in peak periods. If your ownership case is primarily personal use with predictable routine, this property profile is easier to justify than if the purchase depends on immediate rental yield assumptions.

Written by Novado Editorial Team, New-build property research. Reviewed by Novado Content Review: Reviewed against published development data, local POI data and Novado content rules. Last verified: 2026-05-11.

Frequently asked questions

What makes this Villa in Pueblo different from other new-build options in Pilar de La Horadada?
It is a single active 3-bedroom, 3-bath, 124 m² villa with Q1 2027 completion, private pool, solarium and garden. The current asking level is shown in the live price block, so the decision stays unit-focused: location routine, services, and specification quality matter more than a deep inventory search.
Is the 2,000 m distance to Playa de la Torre Derribada too far for everyday life?
It is close enough for planned beach routines, especially if you already use your own route for groceries, medicine and transport. The important point is that it is better suited to scheduled visits than daily spontaneous beach walking, so routine fit should be tested before reserving.
Who is this development most suitable for before Q1 2027 handover?
People comfortable with a structured timeline work best here: they can plan transport, legal review, budget and fit-out around the handover date. It suits buyers who value service access and a private-pool lifestyle more than immediate occupancy or pure walk-to-beach routine.
How should I read the private pool and solarium in practical ownership terms?
As visible amenities, they are useful if your routine uses outdoor space for guests, exercise and maintenance. In practice, value depends on what is private, what is communal, and how annual cleaning or amenity maintenance is handled. Ask for a clear fee breakdown and specification list, then test if your usage pattern matches that cost structure.
How should I compare the current asking level locally?
Use the live price block as the source of truth, then compare against nearby villas by size, beach routine, delivery timing and included outdoor space. The buyer should validate storage, access, maintenance scope and handover timing before assuming a straightforward value edge from any single headline figure.
Can this villa work as a holiday rental without overpromising income?
Yes, but only after a strict check process: tourist-licence route, community permission, expected management model, utility load, tax treatment, cleaning costs and empty weeks. Because this is not a low-friction beach-only strategy, personal-use feasibility should be confirmed first and then tested against any rental assumptions.
What are the biggest practical limits before booking?
The biggest limits are single-unit choice and timing. With only one active villa, documentation and unit-level inspection carry more weight. Because completion is in Q1 2027, transport, budget scheduling, and specification certainty should be confirmed early, especially if your travel pattern depends on Murcia-Corvera airport connectivity.
What town facilities support normal days in this Pueblo district location?
Nearby references include Mercadona at about 264 m, bus access around 366 m and Centro de Salud at about 370 m, with a park at 67 m. These create a practical service rhythm, while the hospital distance is longer and should be treated as a secondary trip requirement rather than a daily baseline.