Exclusive villas on 800-meter lots located right in the heart of “Pinar de Campoverde,” a village nestled on a wooded hillside, 7 km from the beaches of the Costa Blanca, with views of the Mediterranean and all amenities within walking distance.
Pinar de Campoverde has around 3,000 homes in the community, primarily inhabited by Spanish, British, German, Belgian, and Dutch residents.
To the east of Pinar de Campoverde lies the famous Río Seco Natural Park, where you can walk along the (usually dry!) riverbed; there is a spectacular gorge carved out by the waters over millennia through the yellow sandstone.
Pinar de Campoverde enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate with an average of nearly 3,000 hours of sunshine per year and an average winter temperature of about 20 degrees.
This residential community, which is part of the town of Pilar de la Horadada, is very active year-round. There is plenty to do, see, and experience, and unlike other places, it does not close down during the winter months.
