New-build three-bedroom apartment in Calpe

New-build apartment in Calpe with three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 93 m², with its own parking space and two pools in the grounds.

Inside the home

The design opens the kitchen straight onto the living room, so cooking, dining and sitting share one space. The kitchen is planned with a fridge, an oven, an induction hob and an extractor hood. Motorised blinds are specified for the living room and bedrooms. The design also provides central ducted air conditioning for every room and an aerothermal system for hot water. An armoured front door is part of the design.

Outdoor living

The apartment comes with a large private terrace. The complex consists of two 15-storey towers with lifts, set in gated grounds. From the seventh floor upwards in particular, the homes look out over the sea and the Las Salinas lagoon. Residents share two large outdoor pools, one with a gently sloping beach-style entry, a sunbathing lawn of artificial grass, a gym, a padel court, a children's playground and bicycle parking.

Rooms and layout

There are three bedrooms, all of them doubles with fitted wardrobes. Two bathrooms with vanity units, heated towel rails and glass shower screens mean a family or a house full of guests does not have to queue for one bathroom in the morning. The 93 m² built area holds the living room with open kitchen, the three bedrooms and the two bathrooms. A private space in the underground car park belongs to the apartment, and the design includes a storage room as well.

In short

A new-build apartment with three double bedrooms and two bathrooms in a residential tower in Calpe. Behind the gate, residents share pools, a gym and a padel court.

• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2
• Built area: 93 m²
• Energy rating: B
• Parking spaces: 1
• Communal pool: yes

Living in Calpe

The complex is on the main avenue of Calpe, 200 metres from Playa del Arenal. Calpe is home to the Peñón de Ifach, a limestone rock 332 metres high and about a kilometre long, protected as a natural park. Within the town lies Las Salinas, a salt lagoon where salt has been extracted since Roman times. Migratory birds use the lagoon as a resting place on their journey.