Conveniently positioned in the utterly-charming coastal community of Torre de La Horadada, this newly-built luxury 3-bed home is walking distance from both nearby beaches and a fantastic local marina.



Playa Jesuitas (nearest beach) – 3 min walk AP7 Motorway – 4 min Las Ramblas Golf – 17 min La Zenia Shopping – 11 min Alicante Airport – 47 min



THE APARTMENT



In summary:



First floor location, with access via lift stairs, partial view of Med from loungeLarge kitchen-dining area leading to lounge space (twin-aspect windows)Charming corner-window feature, ideal for reading or people-watchingEn-suite primary bedroom with fitted wardrobesAdditional double and single bedrooms (also with fitted wardrobes) share family bathroomKitchen white goods and air-con fully installedThis lovely home also comes fully-furnished includes storage spaceOnly 150m from local beaches and 300m from Pilar de La Horadada Marina



This lovely home is key-ready and waiting for you now!



THE AREA



As a coastal town it has experienced a great deal of its fortune thanks to tourism and boasts various prestigious blue flag beaches, the most popular being Los Jesuitas, El Conde, and El Puerto. These local beaches are well known for their fine sand and crystal waters. Its popularity during the busy summer months means that the town’s population can quadruple in size with many visitors coming from other parts of Spain, mainly Madrid and Murcia to enjoy their summer residences.



In recent years Torre de la Horadada has become the home to many expatriate residents form northern Europe, mainly from the UK and Ireland. This has led to the all year round sustainability of the town, which has resulted in the advent of new local business and amenities such as supermarkets, bars, restaurants and the construction of a new, and modern tourism complex Lo Monte.



Playa Jesuitas - at the end of your street!



During the Spanish boom years of the first decade of the 21st century Torre like many other Spanish coastal towns saw an increase in the construction of homes, however in contrast to most other local towns this expansion was characterized for being steady and controlled which has safeguarded its appearance and the wellbeing of its residents. As a result, Torre has bucked the national trend for the demand of housing and still continues to have a number of construction projects currently in place, and although house prices have significantly reduced compared to the boom years they still favor considerably in relation to the national trend.



Although it’s a small coastal town Torre boasts various local services such as a medical center, supermarkets and two main plazas, “Pueblo Latino” and “The Square” home to a great variety of bars, restaurants and ice cream parlors meaning that all tastes and budgets are catered for.



The town is also home to a small marina of 525 moorings, which was built on a small fishing dock more than 30 years ago and has recently been a point of conflict between residents and authorities due to a proposed expansion of the port, which would endanger certain aspects of the environment as well as a negative visual impact.



As of June 2011 Torre is now home to a modest modern tourism complex, Lo Monte, which has three swimming pools, a gym and spa, and a bar/restaurant which provides local delicacies as well as international cuisine to both tourists and local residents. All the facilities are managed with the maximum respect for the environment and are adapted for children and disabled people. This complex adds to the touristic viability of the town, offering cozy wooden bungalows as well as plots to rent.



Also there is a Guardia Civil barracks located next to the famous watch-tower from which the town takes its name.