Welcome to Mar de Alborán Phase II, an exclusive residential development of modern villas in Pilar de la Horadada on the Costa Blanca. The project has been designed to combine comfort, security and contemporary architecture in a pleasant Mediterranean setting.
Pilar de la Horadada is located in the southernmost part of Alicante province, close to the Murcia border. The town offers a charming blend of traditional Spanish character, modern amenities and a sunny coastal lifestyle. The surrounding area is ideal for walking and cycling, with routes along the coast and through the Río Seco natural park, while the town centre offers shops, restaurants and a weekly market.
The villas feature 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a built area ranging from 120 m² to 125 m² and an interior living area from 102 m² to 106 m². The homes are designed with modern lines, practical layouts and quality finishes throughout.
The kitchens are equipped with modern appliances, and the properties include porcelain flooring, motorized blinds, efficient climate control and reinforced security doors. The outdoor areas are carefully landscaped with Mediterranean vegetation, creating an attractive and harmonious residential environment.
Highlights:
Modern villas in Pilar de la Horadada
3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
Built area from 120 m² to 125 m²
Interior living area from 102 m² to 106 m²
Kitchen with modern appliances
Porcelain flooring and motorized blinds
Efficient climate control
Reinforced security doors
Landscaped outdoor areas with Mediterranean planting
Contemporary architecture with a focus on comfort and energy efficiency
Mar de Alborán is an appealing option for buyers looking for a modern home on the Costa Blanca, with a strong balance between comfort, tranquillity and access to the coast.
Contact Feriebolig Utland for more information or to arrange a viewing. We have extensive experience with property sales in Spain, guide you safely through the entire buying process and provide access to a large network of homes along the Spanish coast.
