Investing or escaping to the coast: affordable beach apartments near Alicante
For those weighing a beachside lifestyle against a solid financial move, owning a property near the water can be a smart choice. A sunny break by the shore is always appealing, and for some, renting out a property during peak season offers a reliable income stream. The idea is simple: enjoy summer days by the sea and explore potential profits when others seek a vacation getaway. The right coastal apartment blends leisure with long‑term value, turning a dream into a practical plan for Canadian and American buyers who want a sunny retreat without breaking the bank.
On the Idealista real estate portal, several properties stand out for buyers seeking beach proximity, value, and modest renovation needs. These homes often come with desirable extras like a pool and a terrace, and many more options fall into an accessible price range. The key is that none of the highlighted listings exceeds 60,000 euros, making them attractive for budget‑mensitive buyers who still crave a coastal lifestyle. This level of affordability can translate into a manageable entry point for investors looking to diversify portfolios or expatriates seeking a weekend escape in the sun. (citation: Idealista)
For buyers who want something a bit different, Alicante province offers a variety of housing styles at compelling prices. In addition to compact studios with beachside potential, there are plenty of options such as attic units and one‑bedroom apartments that deliver good value. And for those specifically hunting for a pool, a selection of homes under 50,000 euros shows that affordable amenities do exist. (citation: Idealista)
Looking for a bargain? Renovated apartments under 60,000 euros in Alicante provide a mix of living comfort and cost efficiency. The listings emphasize practical layouts, proximity to beaches, and the possibility of creating a personal resting spot or a rental asset with minimal upfront expense. (citation: Idealista)
Cheap apartments in Alicante reveal a range of compact options suitable for single buyers or couples. The province’s market includes compact studios and small one‑bedroom flats within short walks of popular beaches and amenities. These homes are ideal for investors aiming to start a rental program or for travelers who want a low‑cost second home. The emphasis is on value: affordable spaces that still offer a practical base near the coast. (citation: Idealista)
One of the smallest options found lies in Torrevieja, a 25 square meter studio with a shared pool. It sits about five minutes from central Torrevieja and the Los Locos beach, and while it lacks separate rooms, it includes a bathroom, a terrace, air conditioning, and drainage features. The asking price is around 43,000 euros. (citation: Idealista)
Benidorm presents a slightly larger micro‑home: a 35 square meter studio perched on the 13th floor, within a ten‑minute walk of the beach. It has a bathroom, a terrace, and a pool, though the space is compact. The price tag sits at 49,000 euros. (citation: Idealista)
A 42 square meter, one‑bedroom apartment in the Els Tolls district—one of the Costa Blanca’s most visited areas—offers a practical layout with a bathroom and terrace, plus access to a communal pool. It’s about a 20‑minute stroll to the beach and is listed at 50,000 euros. (citation: Idealista)
Another Torrevieja option is a studio under 52,000 euros that sits less than ten minutes from Los Locos beach. This interior ground‑floor unit, with a small terrace and a bathroom, looks out onto the pool area and is priced to attract budget buyers. (citation: Idealista)
Finally, a bedroom apartment with a separate kitchen, full bathroom, and a garden area that includes a pool and barbecue is available near the El Cura beach. A mezzanine level elevates the living area, and the price is around 59,900 euros. (citation: Idealista)