Sale of apartment in Puerto Deportivo, Guardamar del Segura

This stunning 65m2 penthouse has been beautifully renovated in 2023 and boasts breathtaking views of the sea and a nearby park. Nestled in a highly sought-after location along the picturesque coastline, this area is known for its stunning sandy beaches, offering the longest stretch along the entire coast.

The surroundings provide every conceivable convenience and are easily accessible within just a few minutes by car. Public transportation is also readily available, with a bus stop nearby connecting visitors to various neighborhoods throughout the town. Additionally, the airport is conveniently located about 25 minutes away by car.

Situated at the confluence of a river and the Mediterranean Sea, this charming coastal town is a haven for vacationers, offering everything needed for a comfortable stay. The region enjoys a splendid climate with around 320 sunny days a year. The warm, sandy beaches—four of which have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag for their quality and impeccable services—are perfect for relaxation and recreation. In August, the average sea temperature reaches a delightful +27 degrees Celsius, while it remains a comfortable +20 degrees during the cooler months.

The town is characterized by its tranquility and verdant landscapes, surrounded by citrus orchards, coniferous forests, parks, and beautiful dunes. The absence of industrial production enhances the area's fresh, healthy air, making it an ideal retreat. Visitors can explore historical landmarks, such as the ancient castle ruins which once served as a fortress in the 13th century and were significantly damaged by an earthquake in the 19th century.

Antiquity enthusiasts will appreciate the remnants of an ancient Phoenician port and archaeological sites revealing an Iberian settlement, including a remarkable stone bust dated back to 450-350 BC. The iconic lady statue from this area, housed in the local archaeological museum, symbolizes the town's rich history.

One of the town's key figures in environmental conservation is celebrated in the Engineer’s House-Museum, dedicated to a pioneer who protected the area from advancing dunes by planting thousands of trees across an 800-hectare park. In the heart of the town lies another green oasis, featuring peacocks, playful squirrels, and tranquil ponds with ducks and turtles, as well as a children's playground.

For those who enjoy active recreation, the marina at the river's mouth offers opportunities for sailing, surfing, diving, and sport fishing. During the summer months, visitors from various countries flock to this vibrant destination, with foreign residents constituting about 40% of the population.

The town boasts a well-developed infrastructure that meets the needs of its residents, and with an active construction sector, demand for housing is on the rise. This trend has led to increasing property prices, making it an attractive prospect for investment.