Mediterranean villa in typical spanish village

La Romana is a quiet Spanish village set among rolling mountains, about half an hour from the coast. Here, a newly built villa sits on a 500-square-metre plot, all on one floor — a design that suits both full-time living and long holidays.

The house has a constructed area of 134 square metres, plus a 15-square-metre porch. Inside, the main living space combines kitchen, dining and lounge in a 42-square-metre open-plan room. There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate gallery. The layout is straightforward and practical, with no wasted corridors.

The price includes a full set of appliances: hob, oven, extractor, dishwasher, fridge and washing machine. Air conditioning with a heat pump is installed throughout. Bathrooms come with fitted furniture, mirrors, shower enclosures and taps. The kitchen has white cabinetry and national granite worktops. LED lighting runs through the house and onto the porch. Windows are double-glazed; interior doors and fitted wardrobes are white. Outside, the plot is paved around the house, with gravel, lawn and planting around the swimming pool and parking area. Both the vehicle gate and pedestrian gate are automatic.

The village of La Romana offers a typical Spanish atmosphere: small bars, a local market and a relaxed pace of life. The surrounding countryside is good for walking or cycling, and the beaches of the Costa Blanca are about 30 minutes by car.

If you would like to see the property in person, a viewing trip can be arranged. Get in touch to book a call or a visit.