Ciudad Quesada

Based on 1,027 registered sale deeds, properties in Ciudad Quesada sold at an average of €2,335/m² — a typical transaction was €249,004 for a 107 m² property (Spanish Notariat, 2024). Source: Spanish Notariat (Consejo General del Notariado), 2024. Real deed prices, not asking prices.

In Spain, total purchase costs typically amount to 10–13% of the property price, including notary fees, land registry, and local taxes. For a €130,000 property, expect approximately €13,000–€16,900 in additional costs. These are separate from the purchase price itself and should be factored into your budget. Our team will provide a detailed breakdown at the point of offer.

Yes — the community is explicitly designed for both. Retirees benefit from the social club, healthcare facilities, and cost-effective living. Families appreciate the safe neighbourhood, schools within reach, and social integration through the club. Many British and Scandinavian families have settled here long-term precisely for this mix of community infrastructure and practical amenities.

Properties range from studio apartments and one-bedroom flats through to three-bedroom villas. Current notary data shows the average property sold in 2024 was approximately 107 m² at around €249,000 (roughly €2,350/m²). Entry-level apartments start from €130,000, whilst larger villas can exceed €400,000. Availability varies, so we recommend speaking directly to our team about current stock.

Yes — there are no restrictions on foreign buyers purchasing property in Spain or Ciudad Quesada. You will need a Spanish tax identification number (NIE) and should appoint a Spanish lawyer to oversee the transaction. Our Scandinavian-speaking team at Hansson & Hertzell handles the entire process for international clients and can recommend trusted legal partners.

Ciudad Quesada sees consistent rental demand from holiday visitors and longer-term European residents. The adjacent golf courses (La Marquesa, Las Ramblas, Villamartín) and the large expat community provide a stable tenant base. Properties typically let to both seasonal holiday makers and annual tenants. We recommend discussing current lettings performance with local property managers; yields vary by property type and condition.

Alicante-Elche Airport is approximately 25 minutes away via the AP-7 motorway (toll-free since 2020). Torrevieja town centre is 15 minutes. Local buses serve Torrevieja and Orihuela, though a car is recommended for comfortable day-to-day living. The road network is modern and well-maintained, and petrol remains reasonably priced.

You will find a wide range of property types in Ciudad Quesada: detached villas with private pools, modern apartments and penthouses, townhouses with community gardens, and off-plan new builds. Whether you are looking for a lock-up-and-leave holiday home or a spacious year-round residence, Ciudad Quesada has options across all price brackets.

Property prices in Ciudad Quesada vary by type, size, and proximity to the sea or town centre. Apartments typically start from €120,000–€180,000, while resale villas range from €250,000 to €700,000+. New build developments command a premium. Contact our team for an up-to-date picture of what your budget will achieve in Ciudad Quesada.

Costa Blanca — and Ciudad Quesada in particular — has consistently shown strong demand from international buyers, which supports long-term value. Holiday rental yields of 5–8% are achievable in well-located properties. Tourism in the region has grown year-on-year, and Spain's infrastructure investment continues to drive capital appreciation over time.