Property ID : PPS20156C
New Build €310,000 - Townhouse
Quality new development of semi-detached and terraced villas, in a quiet location close to the centre of Calpe with fantastic views of the town and sea. – KEY READY.
The 15 units are laid out in a U-shape around a south facing very spacious communal swimming pool and garden area.
Consists of 2 and 3 bedroom villas, in a Mediterranean style, with their own private garden and parking area.
These villas (two levels) are ideal as permanent or holiday homes, or as an investment with excellent rental potential.
All houses are fully furnished, fitted with PVC-windows, air conditioning (warm + cold), a safe and an automatic entrance gate.
Situated only 5 minutes from the town centre and the beaches, 2 minutes the tennis and fitness club and only 10 minutes away from the Golf course.
Only 2 units left –
Ready to move into !
Calpe
At the heart of the Costa Blanca, within the region of Valencia lies the ancient fishing village of Calpe. Now transformed into a tourist magnet, the town sits in an ideal location, easily accessed by the A7 motorway and the N332 that runs from Valencia to Alicante; its approximately one hour drive from the airport at Alicante.
Calpe has a wonderful mixture of old Valencian culture and modern tourist facilities. It is a great base from which to explore the local area or enjoy the many local beaches. Calpe alone has three of the most beautiful sandy beaches on the coast.
History
Calpe is a town rich in history and culture and its strategic position on the coast has attracted many voyagers and settlers throughout history. Remains of Iberian tribes have been found around the town. Later, the Romans founded Calpe as a prosperous colony, whose main activity was drying and salting fish.
Christians and Moors lived peacefully for a time but were subjected to attacks by pirates during the 14th-17th centuries.
The peace of the 18th century enabled Calpe to regenerate and form the current tourist location.
The Rock of Ifach
Calpe is dominated by the towering rock of Ifach which reaches an impressive 332m, rising almost sheer above the sea and is a nature reserve. The summit of the rock is reached after a tough climb up a footpath, by means of a short tunnel through the upper part of the rock. Be warned the path above the tunnel has almost no safety features and is not recommended for anybody with a fear of heights, the very young, or the remotely unfit.
It is a genuinely tough and dangerous climb. From the top, magnificent panoramic views can be had. On a clear day, the island of Ibiza is visible.
