VISTALMAR [from $219769]

Project Description "VISTALMAR"

Vistalmar is a unique new development on Passeig del Clot in Pego, a modern, well-connected area in the Marina Alta region of the Costa Blanca. This modern complex consists of just 18 apartments, with half on the ground floor and half on the upper floor. The development features 2- and 3-bedroom apartments, with a focus on comfort, privacy, and Mediterranean-inspired design, characterized by clean lines, warm materials, and large windows to maximize natural light. Vistalmar is designed as a tranquil residential enclave, with communal landscaped gardens and a swimming pool that serves as a focal point for relaxation.

Every home in Vistalmar comes with a private garage and storage room, serviced by an elevator, and the building features energy-saving aerothermal technology and pre-installed air conditioning. The development is in a peaceful residential neighborhood just a short walk from schools, a health center, sports facilities, and green spaces. Located within minutes of both the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains, this is an ideal base for year-round living or a holiday home, with the beaches of Denia and Oliva just a 10-minute drive away.

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Cost from $219 769

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Reservation

13881$

Contract

15%

Construction

15%

Completed

70%

Location

Pego is an authentic Spanish town nestled in the lush valley of the Marina Alta, surrounded by the majestic Segària and Mostalla mountain ranges on Spain’s northern Costa Blanca. It is perhaps best known for the nearby Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park, a vast protected wetland of rice fields, freshwater lagoons, and canals that is one of the most important ecosystems in the Mediterranean and a haven for birdwatchers, with over 300 species recorded. The town itself preserves its medieval charm with narrow, winding streets, a surviving ancient gate, and the main square dominated by the 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance Church of Our Lady of the Assumption.