Valle de Alenda – Alicante (Costa Blanca)

2 AND 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE AT VALLE DE ALENDA, ALENDA GOLF, ALICANTE, SPAIN

The private complex of 2 and 3 bedroom beautiful townhouses of Valle de Alenda is located in a very selected area combining the peacefulness and quiet area of the Alenda Golf Course together with the beach and seashore life, at just a 15 minute drive.

All the properties have been designed to optimize the light and the space with the best finishes and facilities. The townhouses are provided with fully-furnished kitchens, equipped with a vitro-ceramic hob, extractor hood and oven as well as air-conditioning, hydro massage bath and fitted out wardrobes.

Breakfast in the morning or a relax evening on your terrace, surrounded by the spectacular Sierra de las Aguilas mountains, or the peaceful view over the golf course, to which some of the properties have direct access, can form part of your daily rhythm.

The Valle de Alenda complex has private gardens and a communal swimming pool. There is also a club house, a bilingual English – Spanish school, and a supermarket in the area. In the very near future several shops will be opening next to the complex.

The proximity of the historical village of Monforte del Cid offers additional facilities to the Alenda’ Golf complex.

IN SEARCH OF THE QUALITY OF LIFE

Alenda is close enough to Alicante with just a 15 minute drive or to Elche, at 8 minutes, to have all available facilities on hand, enjoying the views, the weather and time with family or friends, to forget the daily stress.

GOLF COURSES ON THE COSTA BLANCA: ALENDA GOLF CLUB

Costa Blanca is a perfect area to play golf thanks to the year-round good climate and the available facilities. There are over 15 golf courses nearby, such as the El Patio Golf Club, 3 kilometers from Alicante and designed by Severiano Ballesteros or the Font del Llop Golf Club, near Alenda.

The Alenda Golf Club, to which some properties have direct access, is an 18-hole course with pitch & putt. All owners at the Valle de Alenda complex will be entitled to special green fee prices and play conditions.

CONNECTIONS AND DISTANCES FROM ALENDA

Alicante’s international airport is just 15 minutes from Alenda, with connections to the UK as well as to most European capitals and has an annual traffic of 7 million travelers.

The Euromed high speed train has very good links with Barcelona and Valencia and the ports at Alicante are included in the Mediterranean cruising ships’ circuit.

Alenda has a good road network with the A7 motorway linking to the rest of Spain and France.

Elche’s famous palm grove is just 8 minutes from Valle de Alenda and has been included in the World Heritage list, and nearby Monforte del Cid is an historical village with facilities that perfectly complements Alenda Golf.

The climate together with the proximity of the beaches allows sailing and water sport almost throughout the whole year. The Costa Blanca has good ports and marinas at a short distance from Valle de Alenda.

Living in Valle de Alenda allows you to discover all the charm of the Costa Blanca while enjoying your favourite sport at home.

This superior townhouse awaits you with its, tranquillity exclusive private residential area and all the amenities of an excellent golf club at hand.

Its magnificent weather and a fantastic location, with an annual average of 19 degrees and just minutes from the Mediterranean, Valle de Alenda makes an ideal place as residence or as a place to relax for long periods, or short breaks.

Costa Blanca

Costa Blanca takes up the stretch of Mediterranean coast that corresponds to the province of Alicante, a great example of what is known as Mediterranean landscape.




The traveller can choose any part of this coastline, from the liveliest, most cosmopolitan stretch to areas that still maintain a rural feel. Wherever you decide to go, try to visit the neighbouring regions where you can discover the beautiful Mediterranean landscape.
The horizons of the Costa Blanca feature many different types of attractions ranging from the valleys, where the memory of its Moorish past is kept alive in its terraced vegetable gardens, to the palm trees. The climate is also variable. The temperature is generally mild – the annual average being slightly higher than 17ºC – with little rainfall, and in the northern mountains in the area, the rainfall is logically higher than that registered in the lowland surrounding Elche and Orihuela. The combination of almond tree fields, vineyards, orchards and magnificent palm trees creates a type of vegetation that is unique in Europe.




They became a symbol of the global housing market crash, unsold, half-built, lining the Mediterranean like skeletal relics of a bygone, more prosperous age.
But villas and apartments on the Spanish Costas are suddenly hot property again as Britain’s second-home buyers rediscover the attractions of life in southern Spain.
Fresh from a chilly, dismal winter, drawn by falling prices and apparently undaunted by the low sterling-euro exchange rate, a new generation of would-be buyers has descended on Spain, according to the Spanish division of Taylor Wimpey.



Typical holiday home buyers are no longer “stereotype retirees”, the UK’s biggest house builder said. Instead, executives with families who spend an average of 60 days a year in Spain have emerged as the dominant British buyers in a region that enjoyed huge popularity during the credit-fueled boom years.
Perhaps in search of a bargain, Rightmove Overseas, the website, said that the number of searches had risen by 60 per cent compared with March last year. Portugal was its most popular search among buyers of holiday homes, it said.
Primelocation.com reported a rise in searches for international property of 72 per cent between February 2009 and 2010, with France recording the biggest annual rise of 113 per cent. Spain remained the most popular country, accounting for 32 per cent of all searches, compared with 29 per cent for France.




Due to this increase in British property buyers and a slight strengthening of sterling against the euro, leading UK building company Taylor Wimpey is due to begin construction of a number of small property developments in various parts of the Alicante province. The company aim to use some of their prime sites it previously acquired before the economic downturn to build developments of up to 30 properties in areas such as Btera, Calpe, Monforte de Cid and Rojales.



Spanish sales director, Victor Sagu, said “sales have been steady over the last year with 200 properties sold”. Taylor Wimpey hopes the current trend continues so they can keep building. Sagu added “the company had reduced its prices by between some 20 to 35 percent and this has meant that a detached property with a garden valued at 180,000 euros, which was originally planned for sale to British buyers, has now become affordable and have been purchased by young Spanish buyers as their main residence”.



In a bid not to overstretch during this tentative period of recovery in Spain’s beleaguered property market, Taylor Wimpey will not embark on a massive building programme but will instead opt for small developments of up to 30 quality properties. According to  Sagu the company will build properties in the medium to high luxury level and they will be promoted on the British, German, Dutch and Danish property markets.