Discover this exclusive apartment in Benidorm, perfect for those who dream of a relaxing life on the Spanish coast. Located in one of the best areas of Benidorm, this property offers breathtaking sea views and unparalleled amenities for comfort and convenience. With a generous living area of 65m2, the apartment is extremely spacious and flexible in use. The property features 1 bedroom, 1 modern bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bright conservatory that can easily be converted into a second bedroom.
Enjoy sunny Spanish life on your private terrace or balcony, with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. For your comfort, the apartment has air conditioning (hot and cold), central gas installation and is sold furnished. The communal facilities are impressive: a large swimming pool, modern gym, sauna, children's playgrounds and extensive green areas provide an active and social lifestyle. Parking and an elevator are also available, ideal for those who appreciate convenience and security.
Whether you are looking for a permanent place to live or a second home on the Costa Blanca , this property perfectly suits a carefree, luxury lifestyle. Don't miss this opportunity and make every day a vacation.
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Benidorm is known for its mild climate, more than 300 days of sunshine a year and its beautiful sandy beaches. Here you can enjoy peace and nature, but also the vibrant city life when you wish. The area offers an excellent quality of life, combining relaxation, safety and social activities.
A short distance away you will find supermarkets, international schools, medical centers and numerous restaurants and cafes. For the sporty bon vivant, there are golf courses, water sports and hiking trails in the immediate vicinity. The beautiful promenade invites long walks and the discovery of local markets or cultural events.
Benidorm is located in the heart of the Costa Blanca, a region increasingly popular among foreign buyers thanks to its accessible lifestyle and quality amenities. This makes it an excellent choice for those looking for sun, sea and an active social life, whether you already know the region or still want to discover it.
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Benidorm is one of the best-known coastal destinations on the Costa Blanca. The city is famous for its long sandy beaches, high-rise skyline, extensive amenities and lively atmosphere. However, Benidorm is much more than a holiday destination. It can also be an attractive place for permanent living, a second home or investment.
For anyone considering Moving to Spain and wanting every amenity close at hand, Benidorm offers a very different lifestyle from the smaller Costa Blanca villages. To explore available properties, visit Find your dream Home.
Benidorm is located on the northern Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante. It lies between Finestrat and L'Alfàs Del Pi, while La Nucia and Altea are also nearby.
Calpe is also easily accessible.
Approximate distances include:
The AP-7 and N-332 provide good connections to other destinations along the Costa Blanca.
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Benidorm enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and mild winters. Its location between the sea and surrounding mountains helps create pleasant conditions throughout much of the year.
Summer temperatures often reach around 30°C. Winters remain mild, meaning terraces, promenade walks and outdoor activities remain popular outside the main summer season.
The climate is one of the reasons Benidorm attracts not only holidaymakers but also permanent and part-time residents.
Benidorm has a permanent population of tens of thousands, while the number of people in the city increases significantly during holiday periods.
Alongside Spanish residents, there is a substantial international population. This is reflected in the wide selection of international restaurants, shops and services.
Those who enjoy living in a lively international environment may find Benidorm particularly attractive. Buyers looking for a smaller traditional Spanish village may prefer surrounding locations.
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Benidorm is best known for beaches and entertainment, but it also has a traditional historic centre.
The old town contains narrow streets, squares, tapas bars and viewpoints above the Mediterranean. As a result, Benidorm has several distinct sides: modern high-rise areas, lively seafront promenades and a traditional Spanish centre.
Numerous festivals and events take place throughout the year, ensuring there is almost always something happening.
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The beaches are undoubtedly one of Benidorm's greatest attractions.
The best-known include:
Playa de Levante is situated on the livelier side of the city, while Playa de Poniente generally has a calmer atmosphere and a long promenade.
For more beach inspiration, see The best Blue Flag beaches on the Costa Blanca - Your guide to worry-free beach days.
The Serra Gelada natural park lies directly beside the city, meaning you can leave a busy urban environment and reach nature surprisingly quickly.
The surroundings offer opportunities for:
For additional inspiration, visit Hiking and biking on the Costa Blanca - Discover the best of Spain on foot or by bike.
Benidorm becomes much more interesting when you look beyond the famous promenade. Walk through the old town towards the Balcón del Mediterráneo and then continue to Playa de Poniente.
For a quieter contrast, combine Benidorm with Altea, La Nucia or Polop.
There are also many options for exploring the inland areas and surrounding coastline. For more ideas, see Day trips Costa Blanca.
One of Benidorm's biggest advantages is its extensive range of amenities.
The city offers:
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Benidorm provides a wide range of medical services, while several hospitals and clinics are located throughout the surrounding area.
To understand how healthcare works when living in Spain, read Healthcare in Spain.
You can also consult Hospitals, clinics, and Dutch doctors on the Costa Blanca.
Families with children will find Spanish, private and international education options in and around Benidorm.
For information about the Spanish education system, visit Education in Spain.
Benidorm's property market is extremely varied.
Buyers can find:
Benidorm is particularly interesting for buyers who value amenities and want to live within easy reach of beaches, restaurants and shops.
For modern homes and developments, see New build on the Costa Blanca.
Altea is smaller, quieter and has a characteristic old town filled with white houses. Benidorm offers far more shopping, entertainment, broad beaches and urban amenities.
Finestrat is quieter and offers both a historic village and modern residential developments towards the coast. Benidorm is considerably more urban and lively.
Calpe also offers beaches, high-rise properties and extensive amenities, but feels smaller and calmer. Benidorm provides a broader range of entertainment, restaurants and city facilities.
For more about the surrounding coast, see Discover Calpe, a vibrant coastal town on the Costa Blanca.
Benidorm may be particularly attractive to:
If you are considering your Retirement in Spain, Benidorm can be attractive if accessibility, services and a lively atmosphere are important.
Benidorm may be less suitable for people who:
In those cases, Altea, La Nucia, Polop or Finestrat may be a better fit.
Yes. Benidorm has extensive year-round amenities and remains active outside the summer season.
No. Tourism is extremely important, but there is also a substantial permanent Spanish and international population.
Winter is calmer than summer, but many restaurants, shops and services remain open.
Prices vary substantially depending on neighbourhood, property type, distance from the sea and views. Homes in highly desirable locations with sea views can be significantly more expensive.
If you are considering buying property here, see Buying a house in Benidorm.
Buying Spanish property involves several legal and administrative steps. Our Buying a house in Spain guide explains the process.
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Casas Palmeras Real Estate assists buyers looking for property in Benidorm and elsewhere on the Costa Blanca.
On Our working method, you can see how we guide clients from the initial property search and viewings through to the final purchase and completion.
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If you are looking more broadly for a Real estate agent on the Costa Blanca, Casas Palmeras helps international buyers find properties that suit their wishes, budget and future plans.
Benidorm is particularly interesting for people who deliberately choose convenience and activity. Almost everything is available: beaches, shops, restaurants, healthcare, public transport, sports and recreation.
The city is considerably more versatile than its well-known holiday image might suggest. For those who enjoy urban living, value extensive amenities and still want daily access to the Mediterranean, Benidorm offers a combination that few other Costa Blanca destinations can match.