Bungalows in Torrevieja
Single-storey living with solarium and easy access – perfect for a comfortable life in the sun.
Bungalows in Torrevieja are popular for their accessibility, low maintenance and often generous outdoor areas. A smart choice for both retirees and holiday home buyers.
Why choose a bungalow in Torrevieja?
- ✓ Everything on one floor – no stairs
- ✓ Easy to maintain with low running costs
- ✓ Often solarium or large patio
- ✓ Affordable compared to a villa
- ✓ Perfect for long-term living
Prices for bungalows in Torrevieja
| Type | Price | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Row bungalow | €120,000 – €200,000 | Inland / urbanisation |
| Detached bungalow | €180,000 – €280,000 | Quieter areas |
| Premium with solarium | €220,000 – €320,000 | Near beach and amenities |
What's included in a bungalow?
Standard
- ✓ 2–3 bedrooms
- ✓ 1–2 bathrooms
- ✓ Patio or terrace
- ✓ Communal pool
Common extras
- ★ Solarium (roof terrace)
- ★ Private parking
- ★ Storage room
- ★ Upgraded kitchen
Current properties in Torrevieja
Common questions about bungalows in Torrevieja
A bungalow is a single-storey house (all rooms on one level). Advantages: - No stairs (perfect for older residents) - Easier to maintain - Often with roof terrace (solarium) - Cheaper than two-storey houses Types: - Row bungalow (joined units) - Detached bungalow (own plot) Price: €120,000–€250,000 (depending on location)
For houses/villas the same costs apply as for apartments, but often higher amounts: - Stamp duty: 8–10% (existing property) or 10% VAT (new build) - Notary: €1,000–€2,000 (higher for more expensive properties) - Registration: €600–€1,200 - Legal advice: €1,500–€3,000 - Survey: €300–€600 (strongly recommended) Total: 10–15% of the purchase price.
Annual costs for a villa/house: Taxes: - Property tax (IBI): €400–€1,200/year - Waste tax: €100–€200/year - Wealth tax: €500–€1,500/year Maintenance: - Pool: €500–€1,000/year - Garden: €300–€800/year - Insurance: €300–€600/year - Electricity & water: €800–€1,500/year Total: €3,000–€6,000/year for a villa with pool.
Step-by-step guide: 1. Preparations (1–2 weeks) - Apply for NIE number (tax number) - Open a Spanish bank account - Hire a Swedish-speaking estate agent 2. Find a property (2–8 weeks) - View properties - Compare prices and areas - Get a survey (recommended) 3. Pre-agreement (1 week) - Sign preliminary contract (contrato de arras) - Pay deposit (10% of purchase price) 4. Final contract (4–8 weeks) - Notary appointment - Pay remaining amount + costs - Get the keys! Total time: 2–4 months from start to finish.
Yes, a NIE number is MANDATORY to buy property in Spain. What is a NIE? - Número de Identificación de Extranjero - Spanish tax number for foreigners - Required for all financial transactions How to get a NIE? 1. Book an appointment at the Spanish consulate 2. Fill in application (EX-15) 3. Pay fee (~€10) 4. Wait 2–4 weeks Or: Apply directly in Spain (faster, 1–2 days)