Renovated Villa with Sea Views
4 Beds·3 Baths·192 m²·550 m² plot
About the property
This detached villa in Torreblanca, Fuengirola, offers bay views and walking distance to the beach. It has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 192 m2 built, and a 260 m2 terrace. The villa is set on one level? The source does not state the floor, so the layout is open-plan with kitchen, dining, and lounge areas flowing to the terraces. It has a fully fitted kitchen, en-suite bathrooms, walk-in showers, underfloor heating, a domotic system, solar panels, aluminium windows, double glazing, electric blinds, and an entry system. The property is fully renovated and furnished is not stated. Outside, the large terrace connects directly with the living area. The source does not state private pool, garden, parking, or storage. It is in the lower part of Torreblanca, with easy access to the coastline, restaurants, transport, and coastal promenades.
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Fuengirola is one of the Costa del Sol's most complete year-round towns: a long promenade, a wide beach, a marina, and a level of everyday amenity — shops, schools, healthcare and a direct train line to Málaga and the airport — that makes it as practical for permanent living as for holidays. It's densely built and largely apartment-focused, which keeps entry prices comparatively accessible and rental demand high. Buyers are drawn to Fuengirola for convenience and liquidity: frontline and near-beach apartments let easily, and the town's infrastructure means you rarely need a car. Newer developments around El Higuerón and the outskirts add a more contemporary, view-led option to the established town-centre stock.
Price in context
Top of the market: 17% above the typical price
About 17% above the typical price in Fuengirola. Common for exceptional properties and top locations.
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