Casa Piya | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Teulada Moraira

A 15-minute walk separates Casa Piya from Moraira’s waterfront, yet this Teulada villa feels entirely detached from the bustle below. Four bedrooms across three floors, a private pool measuring 10 by 4 metres, and terraces on multiple levels create the kind of space where eight guests can splinter into smaller groups without ever feeling crowded. The architecture—clean lines, generous glazing, minimalist furnishings—lets the Costa Blanca light do the work.

Inside Casa Piya

Casa Piya sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct levels. On the ground floor, a living and dining room with direct sightlines to the pool area anchors daily life. The open kitchen—fitted with modern appliances and a breakfast bar—sits adjacent, designed for those who prefer to cook rather than eat out. Two bedrooms on this level each feature a 160cm French bed (or twin configuration at 90cm + 90cm) paired with air conditioning and private shower rooms, meaning guests needn’t queue for bathrooms after an early morning swim.

Descend one level to the lower ground floor and find a third bedroom with a 160cm French bed, offering a quieter retreat if your party includes anyone seeking refuge from the daytime activity. The upper floor holds the master suite—180cm French bed, air conditioning, ensuite shower—with direct access to a generous terrace. This is where you’ll wake, coffee in hand, watching light flood across the surrounding landscape before the day properly begins.

Throughout the property, underfloor heating ensures comfort during shoulder seasons (October through April), while air conditioning serves the summer months. Wi-Fi reaches every room. A washing machine, dishwasher, iron, and hairdryer handle the practical details that make multi-week stays viable. High chairs and a travel cot accommodate guests with young children.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The pool—30cm to 210cm in depth—sits surrounded by sun loungers and cypress trees that create natural privacy boundaries. An outdoor shower allows rinsing off salt water without trailing through the interior. A covered terrace spans one side of the property, furnished with dining and seating areas ideal for lunch shade or evening gatherings under the stars.

The pool house contains a fridge and cooking stove, transforming simple ingredients into lunch service without heating up the main kitchen. A barbecue stove anchors one corner, built for grilling fish from Moraira’s morning markets or cooking vegetables grown in local gardens. The fenced outdoor space means young children and pets move freely while remaining secure. Parking sits accessible via a quiet residential road—no street noise, no through-traffic, just the distant hum of Mediterranean life.

Location: Teulada and the Surrounding Area

Teulada sits on Spain’s eastern coast, 15 minutes on foot from Moraira proper. This arrangement offers the best of both arrangements—rural quiet with urban access. Walk downhill and Moraira’s Old Town unfolds with whitewashed buildings and narrow cobbled streets. The marina draws sailing enthusiasts year-round; the waterfront restaurants serve fresh fish daily. Pescador, positioned right on the harbour, exemplifies local dining—simple grilled catches, cold wine, the sound of fishing boats returning.

El Portet Bay lies 4km north, famous for crystal-clear turquoise water and a crescent of golden sand. Kayak and paddleboard hire operate from the beach, enabling exploration of hidden inlets and the passage around the headland to Cala Llebeigh—once a refuge for fishing crews and, historically, smugglers conducting illicit trade. The 16th-century watchtower atop Cap d’Or marks the start of a short clifftop trail with views back across the bay.

Calp, 12km south, commands attention thanks to Peñón de Ifach—a 330-metre limestone monolith that dominates the landscape and rewards hikers with panoramic views from its summit (the route passes through a tunnel cut directly into rock). The city itself contains an old district rich in tapas bars and independent shops, while the archaeological site of Baños de la Reina offers free admission to Roman-era thermal pools dating to the 2nd-4th centuries. History runs deep here; Calp’s origins trace to the Valencian Bronze Age.

Inland, a 60-minute drive through agricultural hillsides reaches El Castell de Guadalest, a Moorish-fortified village perched on a limestone crag. A tunnel—the Portal de Sant Josep—cuts through solid rock, providing access to a single cobbled street and the village square above the Guadalest reservoir. The Sierra de Serella mountains frame views southward.

For broader destination context, explore our Costa Blanca travel guide or browse our full collection of luxury villas in Spain and properties in Moraira. Alicante Airport sits 65km away—roughly 75 minutes by car—handling flights from across Europe and beyond.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit from the three-floor layout; grandparents in the master suite with terrace access, younger families spread across ground and lower levels, teenagers in independent rooms. The pool accommodates active swimmers and paddlers; the shaded terrace suits readers and afternoon nappers. Groups of four couples find natural divisions between levels, with shared entertaining spaces preventing isolation.

Families prioritising beach access appreciate the 15-minute walk to Moraira’s beaches and the 4km drive to El Portet’s water-sports facilities. Children’s amenities—high chairs, cots, shallow pool end—signal thoughtful design. Those seeking culinary holidays will use the kitchen seriously; the pool house cooking stove supports outdoor meals without reliance on restaurants. Couples desiring privacy within a larger rental find the upper-floor master suite and terrace combination isolating enough for independence.

Practical Information

Casa Piya accommodates 8 guests: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, one independent guest accommodation (possible extra bed arrangements—see terms and conditions). Alicante-Elche Airport, 65km away, requires approximately 75 minutes by car. Moraira’s town centre sits 1km downhill; supermarkets and daily markets operate within walking distance or a brief drive.

The rental includes Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning in three bedrooms, underfloor heating, pool access with heating capacity, sun loungers, outdoor shower facilities, parking, washing machine, dishwasher, and barbecue/pool house equipment. Linen and towels are provided. Check-in flexibility depends on availability; contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly for specific dates and seasonal pricing variations.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Piya

How many guests does Casa Piya sleep?

Casa Piya sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. One extra bed is available (subject to terms and conditions). The ground floor contains two bedrooms with twin or double configuration. The lower ground floor holds a third bedroom. The upper floor features the master suite with ensuite facilities. Cots and high chairs are available for infants and toddlers.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Piya in Teulada?

Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) is the primary international gateway, located 65 kilometres south of Teulada. The journey by car takes approximately 75 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Valencia Airport lies 120 kilometres north—roughly 90 minutes by car—and serves as an alternative for flights from certain European routes. Both airports offer car rental if self-drive suits your travel plans.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Piya?

May through October offers warm, reliable weather ideal for pool swimming and beach days. July and August see peak heat (often 32°C+) and highest visitor density. April and October-November provide milder temperatures (18-24°C), fewer crowds, and lower rental rates. Winter months (December-February) average 12-16°C—cooler than summer but still suitable for sightseeing, walking, and dining al fresco. Autumn particularly rewards hikers exploring Cap d’Or and the interior villages without midday heat stress.

Is Casa Piya suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes high chairs, travel cots, and a shallow-end pool section ideal for learning swimmers. El Portet Bay, 4km away, features gentle shelving and calm waters perfect for young children. Moraira’s town beaches suit family swimming. The villa’s three-level layout means older children can play pool-side while parents supervise from shaded terraces. Indoor toys and games should be arranged in advance through Excellence Luxury Villas. The quiet residential location eliminates traffic concerns.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Piya?

Rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in the three main bedrooms, underfloor heating (active October-April), use of the private pool with heating, all sun loungers and outdoor furniture, the outdoor shower, barbecue equipment, pool house fridge and cooking stove, parking, washing machine, dishwasher, iron, and hairdryer. Linen and towels are provided. Some utilities may incur additional charges during peak summer months; confirm specifics with Excellence Luxury Villas at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Piya?

Moraira’s waterfront—a 15-minute walk downhill—concentrates dining options. Pescador specialises in grilled fish caught the same morning; El Pulguilla serves traditional Spanish fare. Daily fish markets operate near the marina, selling directly to tourists and villa renters. Supermarkets and bakeries sit within Moraira’s town centre. Calp’s old district (12km south) offers tapas bars, artisan shops, and restaurants in a more bustling setting. The nearby agricultural towns stock local produce weekly markets—excellent for self-catering ingredients.