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Flats and houses for sale in Orihuela

We cover Orihuela from our office on Calle Calderón de la Barca: from the centre and old town to Los Huertos and the outlying villages.

29 properties · 4 available

Living in Orihuela

Orihuela is the historic capital of the Vega Baja del Segura. It offers everything you’d expect from a proper town —a university, law courts, a nearby district hospital, shops— plus an old quarter with a cathedral, palaces and the palm grove close by. Buying here is very different from buying in Orihuela Costa, which belongs to the same municipality but lies some 30 km away by the sea.

The centre, around Avenida Duque de Tamames and the Teatro Circo, has larger flats in buildings with lifts. The old town offers high ceilings and small buildings, often without a lift. Towards Los Huertos and the outlying villages —Raiguero de Bonanza, La Murada, San Bartolomé— you’ll find more houses and quiet developments.

Before any viewing, we’ll tell you frankly what usually matters in each area: floors without a lift, parking, the condition of the building and community fees.

Province
Alicante
District
Vega Baja del Segura
Postcode
03300 (town)
Links
A-7 motorway and train station

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Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between Orihuela town and Orihuela Costa?

They’re the same municipality but two different markets. The town is inland and residential, lively all year round. The coast is by the sea, some 30 km away, and its housing is mostly geared towards second homes.

What tax do you pay when buying a resale flat in Orihuela?

The Valencian Community’s Property Transfer Tax (ITP), at a general rate of 9% since 1 June 2026. Some buyers qualify for reduced rates. Each property page includes a calculator with a guide figure, and our costs guide has the details.

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