Villa Amalia bungalows in Torrevieja from EUR370,000
Torrevieja — Villa Amalia, Costa Blanca South
- Villa Amalia bungalows from EUR370,000 with two active homes
- Ground-floor and upper-floor options make access and terrace choice central
- Cala La Mosca is close in the feed; walk the exact route before relying on it
- Pharmacy at 267 m and bus stop at 151 m support practical local use
- Communal pool and solarium shift attention to community rules and fees
- EUR3,642 per m2 is 8.1% below context, useful if the selected plan works
Available properties
2 properties available
Property essentials
Amenities
Location scores
Walk Score
Somewhat walkable
Climate comfort
Exceptional
Flight connectivity
Fair
Price vs. area average
Idealista (asking) · 2025-Q4
Location
Beach & waterfront
Nearby services
Airports & connections
Climate & environment
Climate
Average monthly temperatures (°C)
AEMET · ROJALES (15 km) · normals 1991-2020 (10 years)
Sea and swimming season
Monthly sea temperature (°C)
Open-Meteo · averages 2023-2026 (3 years)
Air quality
Average: 2025-05-02 to 2026-05-01 · Open-Meteo CAMS reanalysis · open-meteo-cams
Solar potential
Source: European Commission PVGIS-SARAH3 (2005-2023)
Investment & lifestyle
Property tax (IBI)
- IBI rate0.550% / annual
- From €370,000 estimated~€1,119/yr
- Garbage tax€140/yr
Source: Ayuntamiento de Torrevieja, Ordenanza Fiscal 2025 (2025)
Rental yield estimate
Short-term let (Airbnb-style)
6.56%
Gross yield
Long-term rental
3.57%
Gross yield
Indicative figures, gross of expenses (community fees, IBI, management, taxes typically reduce by 30–40%). Always consult a licensed financial advisor before investing.
Source: market estimates from idealista, Airbnb data and INE hotel occupancy
About Torrevieja
Microclima reconocido por la OMS como uno de los más saludables de Europa.
More about TorreviejaSpecifications
| Primary type | Ground floor bungalow |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Built area | 100–106 m² |
| Usable area | 77–80 m² |
| Terrace | 14–77 m² |
| Year built | 2024 |
| Energy rating | B / B |
| Available properties | 2 |
| Town | Torrevieja |
| Province | Alicante |
| Postal code | 03185 |
Energy performance
B / B
High energy class: low consumption.
About Villa Amalia bungalows in Torrevieja from EUR370,000
Villa Amalia is a beach-side bungalow decision, not a detached-villa decision. The input lists two active homes from EUR370,000, with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 100-106 m2. The product mix includes ground-floor and upper-floor formats, so buyers should compare access, terrace, light, privacy and solarium value before choosing a unit.
The beach position is one of the clearest strengths. Cala La Mosca is listed at 250 m, with the route showing around 5 minutes by car. Buyers should still walk the exact route, but the location is clearly closer to the coast than many of the villa pages. The question is whether the selected bungalow makes that coastal access easy to use.
Daily support is practical but not supermarket-led. Farmacia La Veleta is 267 m away, the Desiderio Rodriguez bus stop is 151 m away, the nearest golf reference is 327 m away and a park is 209 m away. Dialprix is farther at 1573 m. The input shows 53 restaurants within 2 km and 9 cafe-bars within 1 km, so eating out is easier than large grocery runs.
Price context is constructive. EUR3,642 per m2 is 8.1% below local context, which is useful if the terrace, orientation, storage and community setup are strong. It is not enough by itself, because ground-floor and upper-floor units can feel very different even when the headline facts are similar.
Communal pool and solarium references put governance at the centre. Buyers need community fees, pool rules, guest access, rental permission, maintenance arrangements and terrace or solarium rights in writing. A bungalow can be lower-maintenance than a private villa, but only when the community file is clear.
For UK buyers, Villa Amalia can work as a manageable coastal base: smaller than a villa, more outdoor-oriented than a standard apartment, and close enough to the beach for regular use. The best decision is unit-specific, because access and terrace quality will matter more than generic development wording.
Because there are two homes, buyers should also check whether the better unit is ground-floor or upper-floor at the time of enquiry. Availability can change the whole value comparison if the preferred terrace, solarium option or easier arrival route is gone.
Layout & design
The ground-floor versus upper-floor choice is the main layout question. Ground-floor can make entry, terrace use and luggage easier. Upper-floor may offer more light, privacy or solarium value. Buyers should inspect both formats separately and not assume the same lifestyle from each unit.
At 100-106 m2, the two-bedroom layouts should feel comfortable if storage and terrace connection are well handled. Check bedroom sizes, wardrobe space, living-room width and whether the second bedroom can support guests without making the main living area feel tight.
Community amenities need a written operating file. Pool use, opening times, maintenance fees, guest access, rental permission and quiet rules can shape daily comfort. Solarium rights should also be clear: private, shared, limited or attached to only one format.
Q4 2025 completion means buyers should expect a fairly concrete delivery conversation. Ask for specification, payment stages, terrace plan, orientation, pool and garden/common-area details, energy information and snagging process before reserving.
Because the supermarket is not the closest service, storage and car-to-kitchen movement still matter. The beach and pharmacy are close, but owners need a workable routine for shopping, beach gear, cleaning items and owner belongings.
Parking and arrival should be tested as part of the layout review. A beach-side bungalow works best when owners can arrive, unload, store beach items and reach the terrace or solarium without awkward steps.
The community setting should also be inspected at different times of day. Noise, pool use, terrace privacy and neighbour visibility can change the feel of a bungalow more than a specification sheet suggests.
Who is this for?
Villa Amalia fits buyers who want a coastal Torrevieja base with lower maintenance than a villa. It suits couples, small families or part-year owners who value beach access, communal pool, terrace or solarium use, and a price point below many private-pool homes.
It is less suitable for buyers who want full control over garden, pool and rules. Community governance is part of the ownership model. If the buyer wants private outdoor control, a compact villa such as Sector 25 or Torretas may be more natural.
Rental can be reviewed because the beach position and two-bedroom format are useful, but community permission, licence route, pool access, cleaning logistics, tax and seasonality must be confirmed first. Ground-floor and upper-floor units may rent differently.
For UK buyers, the practical attraction is a lighter ownership file near the coast. The purchase still needs solicitor review, NIE timing, payment stages, community fees, insurance, rental rules and local keyholding before reservation.
The best buyer is someone who wants the coast close but does not want a heavy private-pool file. They should still be comfortable with shared decisions, monthly fees and community rules.
