Villa Comes | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Teulada

Eight guests arrive at Villa Comes during golden hour, parking in the private space before crossing the threshold into a world that feels distinctly removed from the coast that lies just 15 minutes away. This 260-square-metre finca stands in the inland countryside of Teulada, surrounded by Muscatel vineyards and olive terraces that have defined this region for centuries. The whitewashed stone exterior and traditional tiled roofs announce what’s inside: a thoughtfully restored home that marries rural authenticity with contemporary comfort.

Inside Villa Comes

Villa Comes sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two floors in a layout that feels spacious without being overwhelming. Ground level introduces you to a generous living room anchored by a working fireplace, where large sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between interior and terrace beyond. A separate small seating area provides intimate space for quieter moments. The dining room seats eight at a solid wood table—plenty of room for lazy breakfasts or evening wine. The kitchen reveals itself as genuinely functional rather than decorative: tiled walls, timber cabinetry, a breakfast table integrated into the working space, and access to both the shaded courtyard and main terrace. A utility room handles the practical necessities. A sheltered inner courtyard, furnished with a small table and chairs, becomes the spot where you linger over morning coffee before the day properly begins. The ground floor also contains a bedroom with a double bed and a separate bedroom with two single beds, both served by a shared shower and toilet.

Ascend to the first floor to find two ensuite bedrooms, each with a double bed and independent bathroom access. Air conditioning runs throughout all sleeping areas, complemented by underfloor heating for the cooler months when Mediterranean winters arrive. Exposed wooden beams in the upper rooms echo the villa’s traditional construction while maintaining clean sightlines and brightness.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The true heart of Villa Comes reveals itself outside. A substantial private swimming pool—10 metres long and 5 metres wide—sits at the garden’s centre, surrounded by sun loungers and accessed via terraced landscaping that descends gradually from the house. This is the kind of pool where you swim proper laps in the morning and float mindlessly in the afternoon. A covered dining terrace with substantial seating and table arrangements sits adjacent to the kitchen, ideal for mealtimes when the sun sits too directly overhead. A stone-built barbecue anchors another covered seating area beside the pool, creating the natural gathering point for evening gatherings. The gardens themselves sweep outward toward open countryside views—no immediate neighbours intruding on sightlines. An outdoor shower offers that essential rinse-off after swimming. Table tennis equipment provides low-key activity for competitive guests or restless children. Fencing encloses the entire property, creating genuine privacy despite the rural setting.

Location: Teulada and the Surrounding Area

Teulada itself—the inland village that anchors this region—maintains an authenticity that coastal towns surrendered years ago. Walk through streets lined with 17th and 18th-century architecture where the 16th-century Church of Saint Catherine still commands the central square. Local bars and small restaurants serve traditional fare to residents rather than tourists. A supermarket handles grocery necessities. The real draw, however, lies underground and in the vineyards: Bodega Cooperativa San Vicente Ferrer produces the Muscatel dessert wine that made this region famous during Roman times. The sweet Muscat grapes continue thriving on terraced slopes visible from Villa Comes itself.

The coast arrives surprisingly quickly. Moraira—Teulada’s maritime companion—sits 6 kilometres away, anchored by two primary beaches: L’Ampolla offers golden sand and calm waters ideal for families and swimmers; El Portet provides a more intimate cove setting. Both support kayaking and paddle-boarding operations. Cala Granadella, 8 kilometres further along the coast, presents dramatic cliffside scenery with crystalline water and established snorkelling routes. Calpe’s iconic Peñon de Ifach rock formation rises 332 metres from the Mediterranean just 18 kilometres south—accessible by scenic light railway from Moraira or by direct car. Benidorm, 22 kilometres away, contains L’Aiguera Park with its botanical gardens and promenade, plus endless activity options for those seeking livelier entertainment.

For destination planning and broader regional context, explore our Costa Blanca travel guide, which covers the full scope of what this Mediterranean coastline offers. You can also browse our collection of luxury villas throughout Spain or our dedicated selection in Teulada for additional options in this area.

May through September delivers consistent sunshine, though July and August bring peak temperatures and tourist density. April, May, September and October provide ideal balance: reliable weather with manageable crowds. November through March remains mild by northern standards (15-18°C typical) but less predictable, though winter guests appreciate the solitude and dramatic Mediterranean light at sunset.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multigenerational family groups find Villa Comes particularly practical. Four distinct bedrooms accommodate different age groups and family units, while the ground-floor ensuite bedroom works for grandparents who prefer avoiding stairs. The large pool entertains children and teenagers throughout the day. The kitchen’s layout and size allows multiple adults to cook simultaneously without friction. Groups of four couples—friends rather than families—equally appreciate the setup: two ensuite upstairs bedrooms for those prioritising privacy, two ground-floor bedrooms for sociability. The separate seating area and courtyard provide escape routes when group dynamics require breathing room.

Couples seeking rural tranquility without complete isolation find Villa Comes’ blend appealing. The outdoor entertainment infrastructure (dining terrace, barbecue, pool) encourages leisurely days. The proximity to Moraira and coastal activities means the beach remains accessible for those seeking stimulation, yet Villa Comes itself maintains genuine quiet. Wine enthusiasts gravitate toward the location specifically: vineyards surround the property visually, and the Bodega Cooperativa sits nearby for tasting experiences.

Practical Information

Villa Comes accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC), Spain’s major Mediterranean gateway, sits 90 kilometres away—approximately 75 minutes by car. Airport transfers are available through Excellence Luxury Villas. The nearest supermarket in Teulada lies roughly 3 kilometres away. Wi-Fi connection supports remote work if needed. Air conditioning in all bedrooms ensures year-round temperature control. Underfloor heating operates during cooler months. A dishwasher, washing machine, and safe are included. A cot and highchair are available on request (subject to terms and conditions). The pre-stocked fridge option allows arrival with essential groceries already awaiting you, eliminating that first-day shopping necessity. Pets are welcome by arrangement.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Comes

How many guests does Villa Comes sleep?

Villa Comes sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms. The ground floor contains a double bedroom and a twin bedroom (two single beds) sharing a bathroom. The first floor houses two ensuite bedrooms, each with a double bed and independent shower rooms. This configuration suits families of up to 8 or groups of friends seeking balanced privacy and shared communal space.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Comes in Teulada?

Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) serves Villa Comes and lies approximately 90 kilometres away via the N-332 and AP-7 motorway route, requiring roughly 75 minutes by car under standard traffic conditions. This is Spain’s major Mediterranean airport and supports direct flights from across northern Europe. Excellence Luxury Villas arranges airport transfer services through a network of vetted drivers who provide direct door-to-door transportation.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Comes?

May, June, September and early October represent the ideal rental window for Villa Comes. These months deliver consistent sunshine, water temperatures suitable for swimming (22-25°C), and manageable visitor numbers compared to peak summer. July and August offer guaranteed heat but attract maximum crowds to Costa Blanca beaches and towns. Winter months (November through March) provide solitude, dramatic light at sunset, and pleasant daytime temperatures (15-18°C), though rainfall becomes more probable. Spring and autumn equally support wine harvest experiences at nearby Bodega Cooperativa San Vicente Ferrer if gastronomy interests you.

Is Villa Comes suitable for families with children?

Yes. The 10 x 5 metre private pool allows supervised swimming without reliance on beaches. The fenced property prevents unexpected wandering. Ground-floor bedrooms work for families wanting younger children close by. L’Ampolla and El Portet beaches near Moraira (6 kilometres away) offer family-friendly conditions with lifeguards and gentle gradients. Table tennis entertains rainy afternoons. The kitchen’s scale supports family meal preparation. Cots and highchairs are available on request. However, Villa Comes lacks the activity infrastructure (kids’ clubs, animation teams) that resort-based accommodation provides, making it better suited to families seeking relaxation over constant entertainment.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Comes?

The rental price covers accommodation across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, access to the private pool, fully furnished terraces and gardens, Wi-Fi connectivity, utilities (water, electricity, gas), air conditioning and underfloor heating, dishwasher and washing machine usage, and standard housekeeping (typically pre-arrival cleaning and mid-stay refresh depending on booking length). A pre-stocked fridge option adds grocery essentials on arrival. Pool heating is available seasonally. Towels and linens are provided. Airport transfers are available at additional cost through Excellence Luxury Villas. Pet accommodation requires prior arrangement and may incur additional charges.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Comes?

Teulada itself, 3 kilometres away, contains small traditional restaurants serving local fare, bars, and a supermarket covering daily necessities. The town prioritises residents over tourists, offering authenticity over tourist-focused menus. Moraira, 6 kilometres away, supports a fuller range of restaurants and seafood specialists, plus shops and cafes along the beachfront promenade. Calpe and Benidorm, 18 and 22 kilometres respectively, contain extensive restaurant and retail infrastructure catering to diverse budgets and cuisines. For wine enthusiasts, Bodega Cooperativa San Vicente Ferrer offers tastings and bottle purchases of the region’s signature Muscatel dessert wine—a short drive from Villa Comes through vineyards you can see from the property itself.