BRAND-NEW LUXURY 3-BED BEACH APARTMENTS ON LA MANGA

A SIMPLY AMAZING ARRAY OF 1, 2 & 3-BED BEACH APARTMENTS ON SPAIN’S COSTA CALIDA.

Regardless of which design you choose for your premium Mediterranean abode, your sea view is guaranteed.

Also, this is one of the few places on earth where it is possible to swim in two diffreent seas within a few minutes and see both the sunrise AND sunset over water from the same vantage point.

THE LOCATION

📌 Playa del Estacio – 0 min
📌 Puerto Tomás Maestre Marina – 4 min
📌 Veneziola 9-Hole Golf Course – 9 min
📌 La Manga Golf Resort – 29 min
📌 Cartagena Port – 42 min
📌 Murcia Airport – 54 min
📌 Alicante Airport – 94 min

THE APARTMENT

With our partner developer, we are now promoting the last Phase (Fase D) of this amazing complex of luxury apartments.

The clever design means you have a full view of either the protected Mar Menor Lagoon, the expanse of the Mediterranean Sea … or both!

We present a number of different design options (detailed in the FLOORPLAN section below) but all uits enjoy the following.

✅ Spacious open-plan living area spilling out on to roomy sun terrace
✅ Fully-fitted kitchen with all white goods included
✅ Motorized blinds in all main rooms
✅ Hot & cold AC installed throughout
✅ Video intercom & reinforced main door
✅ Main bedroom has en-suite, all bedrooms have fitted ‘robes
✅ LED interior lighting (recessed spotlights) installed throughout
✅ Communal pool in landscaped gardens, direct access to Playa del Estacio beach
✅ Designated underground parking places are available from 13m² (€15k) to 47m² (€38k)

PRICES & AVAILABILITY (FEB 2026)
* denotes panoramic view from terrace (end unit)
^ denotes penthouse with private rooftop solarium

PHASE D – completing May 2026

PHASE C – completing October 2027

Examples of each design are detailed in the FLOORPLAN section below.
Info for this listing is based on the 3-bed “Q” design in Phase D
Developer-supplied images are CGI renders of different units

THE AREA

La Manga strip (translating to ‘The Sleeve’) is 21km long and 100 metres wide on average, separating the Mediterranean from the Mar Menor (Minor Sea) lagoon.

Originally, it was a bay opening into the Mediterranean; at either end, volcanic reefs gradually held back the sand and sediment that was dragged along by the sea currents to form a sandy column of dunes and rock vegetation and long beaches in contact with two seas.

La Manga sandbar is cut off by natural channels that keep the two seas in contact with each other; the so-called golas allow water from the Mediterranean into the lake. As such, the space was untouched until the 1960s, when La Manga was discovered and developed as a luxury resort.

It now consists of five islands and, having shallow protected waters, lends itself to being an international water-based sports hub.

There are sailing, water-skiing, windsurfing, canoeing and catamaran schools aplenty. Nearby is La Manga Stadium, known for hosting numerous football clubs from all over the world during the winter months.

THE MAR MENOR

In 1994 the Mar Menor was included on the Ramsar Convention list for the conservation and sustainable utilisation of wetlands. It is also part of a Specially Protected Area of Mediterranean Importance and is a Special Protection Area (ZEPA in Spanish) for bird life.

In 2022, Spanish lawmakers granted extra protection rights, making it the first case of an ecosystem protected by rights of nature in Europe. The Mar Menor is now legally represented by a group of citizens, scientists and officials.