Sale of apartment in Urbanizaciones, Guardamar del Segura

Imagine living in a serene location where you can bask in the Mediterranean sun all year round. We are pleased to present this charming duplex townhouse situated on the first floor, located in a peaceful urban area. This home features two bedrooms, a bathroom, a south-facing terrace, and a spacious private solarium on the upper level, providing an additional area that can be utilized in various ways. The property is well-maintained and ready for immediate occupancy.

The urbanization offers two communal swimming pools where you can enjoy delightful moments during warm summer days, allowing you to relax in comfort. The renowned beaches are just a short drive away, taking less than 10 minutes, while the international airport, with direct flights to major European destinations, is approximately 30 minutes away.

Set in the southern part of the Costa Blanca, this inviting tourist town boasts an exceptional climate and eight expansive sandy beaches, four of which have been awarded a Blue Flag for their high quality and impeccable services. With sunshine gracing the area for 320 days a year and an average sea temperature of 27 degrees Celsius in August, the area offers a remarkable quality of life. The mild winter temperatures hover around 20 degrees Celsius, creating an enticing environment year-round.

This tranquil town is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring citrus orchards, coniferous forests, parks, and sandy dunes. The abundance of pine and eucalyptus parks, alongside minimal industrial activity and the proximity to the La Mata and Torrevieja salt flats, imbues the air with a rejuvenating quality. Historical remnants can be discovered in the ruins of a castle that once safeguarded its inhabitants from attacks in the 13th century, almost entirely destroyed by a 19th-century earthquake.

Antiquity enthusiasts will also appreciate the ruins of the ancient Phoenician port and archaeological digs of an Iberian settlement nearby. Notably, a stone bust of an Iberian woman, akin to the Lady of Elche and dating from 450-350 BC, was unearthed here, becoming a symbol of the town and now housed in a nearby archaeological museum. Another point of interest is the house-museum dedicated to an engineer who creatively combated dune encroachment by planting thousands of trees, shaping a nearby expansive park.

The town's center features yet another park, offering opportunities to feed squirrels or observe peacocks, along with facilities for children and recreational attractions. The mouth of the river hosts a marina, attracting those interested in active leisure with options for sailing, surfing, diving, and sport fishing. Each summer, tourists from various countries flock to the area, resulting in a diverse community where around 40% of the population is foreign. The city's infrastructure meets all the residents' needs, and the burgeoning construction sector highlights the increasing demand for housing, making this area a promising investment destination.

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