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Long Term Rentals · Apartment · Spain · Costa Blanca South · Santa Pola · Playa Lisa

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Features

• Energy rating: In process
• Elevator

Description

WINTER ESCAPE ON THE COSTA BLANCA!

Seasonal Rental: September to June (both months included).

Ideal for teachers, healthcare professionals, or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat with exceptional weather to spend the winter on the coast.

Apartment Features

• Type: Spacious 3-bedroom, 1-full bathroom apartment with a bathtub.
• Living Areas: Bright living/dining room, separate fully equipped kitchen, which includes a utility/laundry room (galería).
• Outdoor Space: Spectacular $50 \text{ m}^2$ corner terrace, perfect for enjoying the Mediterranean sun.
• Location: Situated just a few meters from the sea, with fast access to the beaches.
• Amenities: Building with an elevator and a private parking space inside a gated residential complex, ensuring security and convenience.

Santa Pola: An Ideal Destination for Winter

Santa Pola, known for its seafaring and fishing tradition, offers an enviable quality of life and a climate that makes it perfect for long-term stays outside the high season.

Climate and Natural Environment

Enjoy a mild Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine per year. Average winter temperatures are notably mild, with daily highs typically around $15^\circ\text{C}$ to $17^\circ\text{C}$ ($59^\circ\text{F}$ to $62^\circ\text{F}$), allowing for year-round outdoor activities. Over 70% of its territory is protected. The Salinas de Santa Pola Natural Park is a wetland of international importance for birdwatching (including pink flamingos) and unique salt mountains.¹

Beaches and Activities

The town boasts nearly 15 km of coastline with fine sandy, Blue Flag beaches. Its protected bay is a paradise for water sports like windsurfing and kitesurfing. The Promenade and the Sierra de Santa Pola are perfect for running, walking, and hiking with views of the Mediterranean.²

History and Gastronomy

Visit the 16th-century Castle-Fortress of Santa Pola, which houses the Sea Museum.³ Savor the authentic "Peix de Santa Pola" (fresh fish from the fish market) and the rich local cuisine.⁴ Santa Pola is also the closest port to take a boat to Tabarca Island, the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community and Spain's first Marine Reserve.⁵

This apartment offers you the opportunity to live in a privileged location on the Costa Blanca, combining the tranquility of the low season with all the comforts and tourist attractions of Santa Pola.