Marigo Guardamar del Segura — 1-2 bed Ground floor, Apartment, Penthouse from €149,500

New build ground floor, apartment, penthouse for sale in Guardamar del Segura

Introduction

Located in Guardamar del Segura, Marigo is a small residential complex of 4 units comprising Ground floor, Apartment, and Penthouse options with 1 or 2 bedrooms and built areas ranging from 40 to 70 m². Prices run from €149,500 to €339,500, with delivery scheduled for March 2027. With the nearest airport 32 kilometres away, the development suits owners who travel regularly or host international guests. Each unit type is laid out to make practical use of its floor area rather than to maximise room count.

OUTDOOR AREAS

Each Ground floor, Apartment, and Penthouse unit includes a private terrace, and the beach at Guardamar del Segura is 600 m from the development. Penthouses additionally come with a solarium, giving owners a dedicated rooftop space for sun exposure away from shared areas. Select properties include a private pool, providing on-site cooling without relying on communal facilities. A golf course is 5 km away for owners who want that option nearby.

INDOOR AREAS

Porcelain tile floors run throughout each unit and are specified for durability as well as ease of cleaning. Layouts offer 1 or 2 bedrooms, all homes include a bathroom, and built-in wardrobes are fitted as standard. Air conditioning pre-installation, electric shutters, a video intercom, and a full appliance package are included, so the units are functional from the point of handover without requiring buyers to coordinate additional fit-out work. The energy rating is B.

GUARDAMAR DEL SEGURA

Guardamar del Segura sits on the Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante, and its coastline includes Playa Centro and Playa de la Roqueta, both with fine sand and access to water sports. Inland from the shore, dunes and pine forests make up the Parque Natural de las Dunas de Guardamar, a protected area used for hiking and bird watching. Tourism in Guardamar is centred on these natural assets rather than on resort-scale infrastructure, which keeps the town's character low-key year-round. Residents have access to a local restaurant scene built around seafood and regional cooking, and the area's proximity to the sea shapes daily routines for most of the permanent population.