Three-bath villa with private pool in Roldan, Torre Pacheco

Bathroom privacy is the clearest reason to separate this Roldan villa from its compact sibling. The home is listed as a two-storey new-build villa in Torre Pacheco with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 122 m². In the source description, the three bedrooms have their own bathrooms, which gives the property a different ownership logic from the smaller single-storey villa. The decision is less about adding one more room and more about making shared stays easier for guests, older children or buyers who want each bedroom to feel more independent.

The price sits in the around-400k tier, just above the smaller Roldan villa but below the larger four-bedroom reference in the same local group. That position gives the property a useful middle role: more interior space and bathroom count than the compact option, without moving into the larger-villa budget and maintenance profile. The buyer should still avoid treating the extra surface as automatic comfort. The exact split between living area, stairs, bedrooms and bathrooms has to be checked carefully, because three bathrooms can improve privacy while also taking space from storage or day rooms if the plan is not efficient.

The local facts keep the villa anchored in Roldan rather than a generic Costa Calida search. La Torre Golf Resort is listed at 1,856 m, Lo Ferro at 206 m and C. B. M. Hernandez Ardieta school at 388 m. The beach distance is published at 15 km, and Murcia-Corvera airport appears at 17 minutes from the available data. This combination suits buyers who expect to use a car for beach days and services, but who value a private pool, golf access and a residential Torre Pacheco base. It does not read as a dense resort apartment or a seafront holiday unit.

Completion timing is another point of difference. Q3 2026 is earlier than the compact Roldan solarium villa, so buyers with a nearer use date may prefer this home if the layout fits. The published energy rating is B for consumption and emissions, which helps the longer-stay case, but running costs still need their own estimate. Pool maintenance, garden care, utilities, insurance, community obligations, furniture and cleaning should be tested before the buyer decides that the additional bathrooms justify the higher tier.

The two-storey plan should be walked as a sequence of arrivals, not just as a list of rooms. A buyer should imagine entering with luggage, moving shopping from the parking area, using the ground-floor living space, sending guests upstairs or into their bedrooms, and opening the house towards the terrace and pool. The source facts point to an open living-dining area, modern kitchen, garden, terrace, private pool with beach-style access, shower, private parking, interior and exterior lighting, and pre-installation for air conditioning. Each item is useful only if the route through the house feels natural.

The three-bath layout is the specification that will make or break the home. It can be excellent for families, visiting couples or friends because morning routines and guest privacy are easier. It may also support rental presentation better than a two-bath villa, provided the rules and costs work. The limit is that bathrooms, stairs and circulation consume surface. During the viewing, measure bedroom storage, check whether the living room remains generous, and confirm that outdoor seating, pool access and kitchen position work together rather than feeling like separate brochure features.

Because no solarium is listed among the structural features of this file, the outdoor comparison should focus on pool terrace, garden privacy, orientation and how the two-storey volume affects shade. Buyers who specifically want roof space may lean towards the smaller Roldan villa, while buyers who want more internal volume and bathroom independence may prefer this one. Q3 2026 timing also means furniture orders, legal review, payment milestones and snagging can be planned on a nearer schedule, but all included and optional items should be confirmed in writing before reservation.

This villa fits buyers who want a Roldan house with more internal flexibility than the compact solarium model, but who do not need a fourth bedroom. It is especially relevant for households that host guests, have older children, work remotely during stays or dislike sharing bathrooms. The private pool, garden and parking support repeat holidays or part-year living, while the 15 km beach distance makes sense only if the buyer accepts a car-led routine. For a UK or international buyer, Murcia-Corvera at 17 minutes is helpful for repeat arrivals, but it should be tested against real flight times and transfer habits.

It is less suitable for buyers who want single-level living, roof-terrace use, maximum bedroom count or a town-centre walking pattern. The rental case should be handled through comparator logic: this villa may present better than the smaller Roldan option for groups because of the third bathroom, but it also has higher running costs and more space to furnish, clean and maintain. Before any income model, confirm tourist-licence route, community permission, tax treatment, cleaning, management, pool care, furnishing durability and owner-use dates. The next practical step is to compare this home against the compact Roldan villa on bathrooms, stairs, storage, completion quarter and annual costs, then decide which routine feels easier to own.