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1/49
Chance
96.000 €
Villa in Canillas de Aceituno
Olivenhähne
3 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
122 m²
Maisonette im Zentrum von Canillas de Aceituno, nur wenige Meter vom Rathaus entfernt. Perfekt erhalten, mit guter Qualität.
1/30
Zentral
95.000 € 4.900 € (-5%)
Doppelhaushälfte im Urban Core
Städtisches Zentrum (Vélez-Málaga)
2 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
238 m²
Haus mit zwei Etagen und Dachterrasse in der Nähe des Arbeitsplatzes. Das Haus ist komplett renoviert und verfügt außerdem über einen Platz...
1/25
Chance
120.000 €
Haus in Velez Malaga
Chilches (Velez-Malaga)
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
200 m²
Redpiso verkauft exklusiv ein zweistöckiges Haus im Viertel Cortijo los López (Velez Malaga), nur 5 Minuten vom Zentrum entfernt...
Werbung
1/30
Exklusiv
135.000 €
Einfamilienhaus im Urban Core
Städtisches Zentrum (Vélez-Málaga)
5 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
132 m²
Zweistöckiges Haus im Bereich des Lammkreuzes. Sehr ruhige Gegend, aber nah an allen Dienstleistungen, Apotheken, Supermärkten...
1/15
75.000 €
Chalet in der Calle Real, 2
Totalan
2 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
60 m²
Stadthaus insgesamt mit Terrasse und unglaublicher Aussicht. Suchen Sie Ruhe und Gelassenheit? Dieses Haus ist für Sie. Zweistöckiges Haus...
1/14
95.000 €
Doppelhaushälfte in der Calle de Palma
Torrox-Park (Torrox)
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
92 m²
Doppelhaushälfte zum Verkauf im Zentrum von Torrox Pueblo, nur 3 Gehminuten vom Hauptplatz entfernt. Es besteht aus zwei Etagen, 3 Schlafzimmern...
1/30
145.000 €
Chalet in der Calle de Levante, 19
Comares
6 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
220 m²
Haben Sie jemals davon geträumt, in einem der weißen Dörfer Andalusiens zu leben und auf einer der drei Terrassen bei einem Glas Wein zu sitzen und...
Werbung
1/17
70.000 €
Doppelhaushälfte in der Calle de las Monjas, 14
Periana
2 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
102 m²
Am Eingang des Hauses gibt es einen Flur oder Lagerraum, wenn wir die Treppe hinaufgehen, finden wir eine große Küche, teilweise ...
1/16
3 % teurer
155.000 €
Doppelhaushälfte in der Straße El Cerro, Nr. 4
Vinuela
2 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
110 m²
Stadthaus mit unglaublichem Panoramablick in Los Romanes – Viñuela. Eine Konstruktion von 119m². Auf zwei Etagen verteilt: - im...
1/26
135.000 €
Haus in der Calle de las Carretas
Zentrum (Nerja)
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
73 m²
Reserviertes Redpiso verkauft Doppelhaus zur Renovierung, ideal für Investoren oder Wohnhäuser. Es liegt in der Altstadt...
1/24
Chance
8 % teurer
162.000 €
Doppelhaushälfte im Barrio Pasada Granadillo
Pasta de Granadillo (Canillas de Aceituno)
6 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
372 m²
2 in 1. Dieses Eckgrundstück bietet viele Möglichkeiten, da ein Haus genutzt wird und im Erdgeschoss ein weiteres ...
1/23
1 % teurer
150.000 €
Villa an der Plaza Mezquita, 1
Salinen
6 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
217 m²
Sehr geräumiges Haus, perfekt gelegen vor dem Rathaus. Ideal für Leute, die Ruhe mögen, aber gleichzeitig...
1/4
60.000 €
Haus in der Calle del Río
die Borge
4 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
120 m²
„Herrliche Investition in ein Landhaus in El Borge! Ich präsentiere exklusiv dieses Landhaus im Stadtgebiet, El Borge ist eine Gemeinde...
1/10
149.500 €
Haus in der Calle de San Francisco, 10
Zentrum (Städtischer Kernbezirk. Vélez-Málaga)
4 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
267 m²
Dreistöckiges Gebäude zum Verkauf, 267 m² bebaut, auf Straßenniveau mit Gewerbeflächen und oberen Wohnetagen, gelegen im...
1/14
96.500 €
Haus in Totalan
Totalan
2 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
110 m²
Schönes Haus in Totalán, in einer natürlichen Umgebung. Das Haus hat zwei Etagen, auf einer befindet sich das Wohnzimmer mit...
1/26
1 % teurer
150.000 €
Haus in den Höhlen von Comares
Die Höhlen von Comares (Comares)
5 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
174 m²
Dieses Haus befindet sich in den Höhlen von Comares, mit allen Ausrichtungen und einer kraftvollen Konstruktion wie die vorherigen. Vollständig...
1/11
69.000 €
Haus in Periana
Periana
1 Hab.
1 Badezimmer
Tolles Stadthaus in der Gemeinde Periana. Es ist bezugsfertig, es bedarf keiner Reform, es verfügt über 1...
1/13
76.000 €
Rustikales Haus in Carretera Iznate
Hol es raus
1 Hab.
1 Badezimmer
74 m²
Schönes Landhaus mit 1 Schlafzimmer, Bad, Küche, Wohnzimmer und kleiner Terrasse. Es verfügt über einen 400 m² großen Garten. Es gibt auch einen Wohnwagen mit...
1/36
62.000 €
Rustikales Haus in der Calle del Seis de Febrero, 18
Alcaucin
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
82 m²
Einmalige Gelegenheit! Neu auf dem Markt und exklusiv bei April-E-Immobilien präsentieren wir dieses 2-stöckige Haus zum Renovieren,...
1/15
75.000 €
Haus in Benamocarra
Benamocarra
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
120 m²
Zu reformierendes Haus in der Stadt Benamocarra. Dieses Haus befindet sich in einer der zentralsten Straßen und verfügt über 2 Etagen. Im...
1/49
3 % teurer
155.000 € 15.000 € (-9%)
Doppelhaushälfte in Los Romanes
Die Romanes (Viñuela)
2 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
119 m²
Stadthaus mit unglaublichem Panoramablick in Los Romanes - Viñuela. Eine Konstruktion von 119m². Auf zwei Etagen verteilt. Im ...
1/50
105.000 €
Haus in , in El Campo, ländliche Gegend
Cutar
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
800 m²
Typisches Stadthaus in einem Dorf in der Axarquía (La Zubia), ganz in der Nähe des Stausees Viñuela und etwa 30 Minuten von der Küste entfernt....
1/19
1 % teurer
150.000 €
Rustikales Haus in der Straße Lugar los Gallegos
Fluss (Comares)
4 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
120 m²
Genießen Sie gerne die Natur und die Ruhe? Hier haben Sie das ideale Landhaus für Sie und Ihre Familie im Weiler Los G...
1/18
90.000 €
Haus in Macharaviaya
Macharaviaya
3 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
127 m²
Charmantes Stadthaus mit einer privaten Terrasse von ca. 80 m² und 3 Schlafzimmern im Dorf Benaque, 2 km vom Stadtzentrum entfernt.
1/13
77.000 €
Doppelhaushälfte in Almáchar
Almáchar
5 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
210 m²
Almáchar ist eine weiße Stadt im Landesinneren der Provinz Malaga. Es ist bekannt für sein Ajoblanco-Festival, das erste Wochenende...
1/25
118.500 €
Haus in Canillas de Aceituno, in der Nähe des Flusses, in El Campo, ländliche Gegend
Olivenhähne
1 Hab.
1 Badezimmer
3.126 m²
Chance! Finca mit tollen Möglichkeiten, nur wenige Minuten von Canillos de Aceituno entfernt. Die Konstruktion ist vom Cortijo-Typ und...
1/20
3 % teurer
155.000 €
Haus in der Nähe des Meeres, ländliche Gegend
Almayate (Vélez-Málaga)
2 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
70 m²
Ideal!!! Typisches toskanisches Haus, kürzlich renoviert. Zwischen Torre del Mar und Almayate. Sehr ruhige Gegend, nahe dem Meer und dem Meer.
1/6
76.000 €
Freistehendes Haus in El Campo
Benaque (Macharaviaya)
3 Habs.
2 Badezimmer
251 m²
Schönes Stadthaus zum Renovieren in Benaque, in der Nähe von Macharaviaya, fünfzehn Minuten von der Küste entfernt und mit herrlichem Blick auf die Berge.
1/18
95.450 €
Haus in Salares
Salinen
2 Habs.
1 Badezimmer
104 m²
Wunderschön restauriertes Haus, am Fuße des Naturparks Sierra Tejeda y Almijara, im Stadtgebiet von Salare gelegen.
1/15
50.000 €
Einfamilienhaus im Urban Core
Städtisches Zentrum (Vélez-Málaga)
2 Habs.
48 m²
Großes Stadthaus zur Renovierung im Festungsgebiet, Vélez-Málaga. Insgesamt 78m² bebaut. Guter Panoramablick...
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FAQs
What is the nicest area of the Costa del Sol? ›
The Golden Mile in Marbella and Puerto Banus are the most glamorous destinations on the Costa del Sol. They have always been the meeting points for the Marbella jetset and for all travelers looking for a luxury holiday on the Costa del Sol.
Why should I go to Costa del Sol? ›The #1 Costa del Sol Travel Guide
The area is renowned for its blue flag beaches and a near-perfect year-round climate with over 300 days of sunshine a year. Spain´s sun-coast is also famed for its relaxed atmosphere, first-class beaches, excellent food, and vibrant nightlife.
Costa del Sol sales in 2022
According to the Property Registrars' Association, there were 10,919 transactions on the Costa del Sol in Q3 this year. This figure brings the year-on-year total to 41,898, an increase of 39.6%.
Andalusian Traditions. Make no mistake about it, Spain's Costa del Sol is touristy. Yet, you will find that the local population still preserves its own traditions and customs.
What month is best to go to Costa del Sol? ›Costa Del Sol has a mediterranean climate with hot dry summers and mild winters. If you're a sunseeker the best time to visit Costa Del Sol is between July and August. The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 28 C and an average low of 22 C.
Is Marbella or Malaga better? ›In general, Marbella is an excellent choice for those looking for a relaxing beach holiday in a compact city with a small-town atmosphere. On the other hand, Málaga is a good choice for those looking for a big city with lots of things to do along with a great beach to enjoy.
What is unique about Malaga? ›Malaga is one of the oldest cities in the world, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the 8th century BCE. It is the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, one of the most famous artists of the 20th century. Malaga is home to the Alcazaba, a Moorish castle and palace that dates back to the 11th century.
What food is Costa del Sol famous for? ›Fish and seafood are the most popular dishes at the chiringuitos (beach bars) of the Costa del Sol, but sardine skewers are the star dish. Benalmádena, Fuengirola and Estepona are peppered with fishing boats on the sand where the sardines are skewered and roasted.
Why are expats leaving Costa del Sol? ›British expats are said to be leaving Spain "in droves", with numerous retirees abandoning the popular area of Costa del Sol as a result of Brexit. Travel experts have noticed a decrease in the number of Brits in the country due to more stringent immigration rules brought in after the UK left the European Union.
Are house prices falling in Costa del Sol? ›The latest property report from the OMAU in Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol, reveals that on this stretch of coastline, property prices are way ahead of those nationally. In Q1 this year, real estate values on the Costa del Sol rose by 4.16%, more than quadruple the national rate.
What is the cheapest area in Costa del Sol to buy? ›
East Marbella is by far the most affordable area to buy and live in. Property here is great value, and you will also find a host of 'hidden gem' restaurants and bars where the prices are far more competitive than in the flashy marinas nearby.
Is buying a villa in Spain a good investment? ›Property investment in Spain: a very strong return of +11.2%
According to statistics released by the Central Bank of Spain in November 2022, the return expected on the residential Real Estate market in Spain is 11% and 8.4% if you take a mortgage – Green line on the chart. Not a bad property investment in Spain!
Costa del Sol Weather averages and climate information
January is the coldest time of the year, with the average daily temperatures at around 17 °C.
Tap water in Marbella is safe to drink but it has a high sodium content in some areas making it bitter. We recommend buying bottled water, especially for babies and children.
What famous people live on the Costa del Sol? ›Sean Connery, Joan Collins, Gunilla von Bismarck, Alan Sugar, Simon Cowell, Dolph Lundgren, Antonio Banderas, Julio Iglesias, Fabio Capello and Novak Djokovic are just some of the many famous names that own or have owned properties here, while the likes of George Clooney, Eva Longoria, Hugh Grant, Rod Stewart, Vladimir ...
Can you swim in Costa del Sol in December? ›The Costa del Sol and the Cabo de Gata in Andalusia, the Canary Islands, and the Costa Blanca are all destinations where you'll find a climate of eternal springtime practically all year round. You'll find it perfectly possible to take a dip at the beach and then relax in the sun.
How warm is the water in Costa del Sol? ›Today's Costa del Sol sea temperature is 86 °F.
Where is the warmest place on the Costa del Sol? ›Warmest places in mainland Spain in Winter – Marbella
Marbella is a town on the Southern coast of Spain known as the Costa del Sol. Marbella is southwest of Malaga and takes about 45 minutes to drive to from Malaga airport.
Marbella is considered to be the most popular holiday destination in Spain. Marbella is not only about lively nightclubs and bars but has pristine beaches to explore, some world-class museums with art galleries to visit, and incredible architecture to witness.
Why is Malaga so popular? ›Sandy beaches and the weather are one of the main reasons why Malaga is so popular. There is a very wide variety of beaches available! There are urban beaches near the city that allow you to combine city life with water sports and fun.
Do they speak English in Marbella? ›
Costa del Sol has a particularly large expat community. So if you're interested in property for sale in Marbella, or the surrounding areas, speaking Spanish isn't that big of a deal. English is very widely spoken.
What not to miss in Malaga? ›The Arab Fortress, the Roman Theatre, the Gibralfaro Castle and the Cathedral of Malaga are monuments you should not miss. A nice way to start your day visit in Malaga is to walk up to the Gibralfaro Castle, which dates to the Phoenician period and whose outer walls are linked to the Arab fortress.
What is Malaga known for food? ›- Gambas al Pil-Pil. When prawns are flash-fried with fresh chilies, garlic, paprika and a little white wine, they take on true Spanish flavor. ...
- Carne en Salsa. ...
- Gazpacho. ...
- Ajo Blanco. ...
- Aceituna Alorena (Alorena Olives) ...
- Paella. ...
- Albondigas en Salsa de Almendras. ...
- Boquerones.
Málaga is a very walkable city. Its main attractions are spread over a concentrated area and the best way of getting around is on foot.
Where does Malaga dessert come from? ›Tarta Malagueña is a traditional Spanish cake originating from Malaga. The cake is always made from local ingredients and it's typically soaked in moscatel, spiced with cinnamon, filled with raisins, and topped with apricot jam and slivered almonds on top.
What language is spoken in Costa del Sol? ›As with most of the rest of Spain, Spanish is the main language.
Why are Americans retiring in Spain? ›Warm weather, a relaxed lifestyle, excellent cuisine, and a welcoming culture. These are just a few of the things that Spain offers to expats. Around 6 million foreigners choose to call Spain home, thanks to its high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and a competitive education system.
Where do most expats live in Malaga? ›Teanitos is where the most expats live.
You can expect to come across students and young families alike. For families with young children, international schooling might be of importance. Málaga has a lot of international schools that are regulated by the local authorities.
Expats in Spain are selling up as a result of Brexit and new immigration rules. There has been a huge drop in the number of Brits living in Spain due to more stringent immigration rules, which have been brought in as a result of Brexit.
Will property prices fall in Spain in 2023? ›Despite the sharp rise in interest rates and economic uncertainty, Spanish house prices rose by an average of 7.4% in 2022, Eurostat figures show. However, this trend is expected to end in 2023. The favourable tailwind of falling interest rates has reversed over the past year.
Will house prices go down in 2023 in Spain? ›
The Spanish real estate outlook 2023
Last year, we predicted a strong market with price increases between 3 and 6 per cent. We were spot on! The Spanish real estate market should be more stable in 2023 and we could even see some price decreases.
Many property market experts predict a 12% reduction in buying and selling in 2023, partly due to the rise in the Euribor, or Eurozone interest rate, making borrowing more expensive.
Where is the best place to buy a property on the Costa del Sol? ›Historically the Costa del Sol's – and Spain's – most upmarket and fashionable place to own property, the Golden Triangle encompasses the most desirable parts of Marbella, Benhavís and Estepona, including San Pedro de Alcántara and the famous hot spots of the Golden Mile and Puerto Banús, with its glitzy marina.
Where is the cheapest place to live in south of Spain? ›The cheapest province in Spain to live in is known to be the Andalucia province, located in the southern region. Here, you can find cheap cities such as Almeria, Malaga and Granada with an average cost of living that is significantly lower than most other places in Spain.
Which is better Algarve or Costa del Sol? ›In all, both the Algarve and Costa del Sol are two wonderful places to visit and there is really no wrong option. It will come down to personal preferences and holiday budgets. In my opinion, the Algarve is generally a more relaxing and calmer destination, if you are looking for a quiet holiday on the coast.
What are the disadvantages of buying a property in Spain? ›- Not Allowing Enough Time. ...
- Not Doing Enough Property Research. ...
- Not Being Financially Prepared. ...
- Not Having the Legal Registrations You Need. ...
- Not Reading the Contract. ...
- Not Researching Property Locations. ...
- Not Budgeting for Future Fees.
How Long Can I Stay in Spain if I Own a Property? Even if you own a property in Spain, you're still entitled to stay for only 90 days in a 180-day period without applying for a residence permit or a visa. You can still buy or rent your property as you wish, but you must be careful not to overstay the 90/180-day rule.
Can I live in Spain permanently if I buy a house? ›Yes, you can get residency in Spain after buying a house, and that is thanks to the golden visa scheme. Since 2013, non-EU citizens who purchase a property in the Spanish territory can get a 2-year residence permit (that can be renewed) as long as the property investment is at least € 500.000.
What is high season in Costa del Sol? ›May-August
Summertime is Marbella's sweltering high season, when both temps and the number of travelers skyrocket.
Average daily temperatures
It can be quite cool at this time of year, so visitors are recommended to take warmer clothes especially for venturing out after dark. The average daily maximum is 17 C and the average daily minimum is 13 C.
Can you swim in Costa del Sol in January? ›
Swimming in january in Andalusia, Costa del Sol, Malaga, Marbella, Almeria, Gibraltar, Nerja, Torremolinos and Almuñécar is possible... with a wetsuit! Indeed, the water is cold at this time of year with an average temperature of 61°F (min: 59°F/max: 63°F).
Is bottled water safe in Spain? ›Visitors to the country will be pleased to know that the drinking water is potable in many areas, although many travellers do choose to buy bottled water instead because they are unaccustomed to the taste or constitution of Spanish water.
Can foreigners drink the water in Spain? ›A question often asked by foreign visitors when they come to Spain is “Is it okay to drink the tap water here?” The simple answer is yes, you can! Spanish tap water is considered to be 99.5% safe to drink, although the taste may vary somewhat according to the region.
Is water in Costa free? ›Costa Express for Business
Nothing – We provide all concessions and Ingredients (with the exception of fresh, semi-skimmed milk) free of charge. The only cost to site will be the provision of a water, waste and electrical supply.
It is no surprise that Marbella has been identified as the most costly place for property buyers in Andalucia, and 9th overall in Spain. A square metre in this municipality comes out at €4,138. This is an increase of over 14% if compared to a year ago, as it was around €3,558 in April 2022.
How much does it cost to live in Costa del Sol? ›Cost of living on the Costa del Sol
In Málaga, for example, the estimated monthly costs for a single person are 608.34 without rent, and 2,162.27 euros for a family for 4. This is according to Numbeo's cost of living estimator, which also states that living in Málaga is 13.38% less expensive than in Barcelona.
Sierra Blanca is the most exclusive and sought-after area in Costa del Sol. Located in the heart of the prestigious Golden Mile, Marbella and known for its modern villas and high-level security, Sierra Blanca is the Mediterranean dream.
Which is nicer Mijas or Nerja? ›Both Mijas Pueblo and Nerja are scenic, Mijas Pueblo is the less spoilt although both have significant expat communities and both were originally small places that have now been rather overrun with tourism.
Is it better to stay in Torremolinos or Malaga? ›Málaga City is a great city break, Torremolinos is effectively a suburb of Málaga (20 mins by local train, with the airport in between). I'd look at the hotel/apartment prices and quality to start with, there can be surprising differences depending on your dates. All is easy with either choice.
Which is better Malaga or Fuengirola? ›if you need a lot of activities to fill your free time. if you're looking for a place with great nightlife (Malaga is a better option) if you want to see museums and experience more of the authentic local culture (aim for places like Granada or Seville)
Why is Nerja so popular? ›
Nerja is mainly known for its natural beauty, and walking along the Rio Chillar is one of the best opportunities to soak up the gorgeous nature of Spain's southern coast. Admire the magnificent rock walls, wade through the crystal clear water and dip in one of the pools as a reward for your hike.
What is the difference between Mijas and Mijas Costa? ›Mijas Costa is the part of the municipality of Mijas which covers the 12 kilometre stretch of coastline joining (from East to West) El Chaparral, La Cala de Mijas, El Combo and Calahonda and takes in the two major urbanizations, Riviera del Sol and Sitio de Calahonda.
Is it worth staying in Nerja? ›Whatever your choice of in any of the Nerja hotels, there is something for every visitor. Nerja is worth visiting and is one of the loveliest towns in Andalusia. It offers visitors plenty of things to see and do when planning your next visit to the Costa del Sol.
What month is best to visit Malaga? ›If you love the heat and sun, the best time to visit Malaga is between June and September. The hottest time of the year is July and August, which has an average temperature of 31°C and 11 hours of warm sunshine per day.
How many days in Malaga is enough? ›So, if you want to visit Málaga as a quick city break, then two to three days in the city could be the ideal amount of time. Two days will allow you to see all the main tourist sites and hit a couple of museums and a third day is ideal for a day trip or beach day.
Where not to stay in Malaga? ›- Palma-Palmilla. Located on the right bank of the Guadalmedina river in the north of Málaga, Palma-Palmilla (or the 5th District) is the home of the Málaga FC and the regional newspaper Diario Sur. ...
- Some areas in La Trinidad. ...
- Some areas in Lagunillas. ...
- Some areas in El Palo.
Malaga is best known for its extraordinary art culture and as the home city to the famous artist Pablo Picasso. Many of Spain's best museums are located right in this coastal city of the south. Malaga's art museums include the Picasso Museum, Museo Carmen Thyssen, CAC Malaga, the Malaga Museum, and Centre Pompidou.
What is the most beautiful street in Malaga? ›Calle Marques de Larios, mostly known as Calle Larios, is the most famous street in the historic center of Malaga.
Which part of Malaga is the best? ›Where is the best area in Malaga? The best area for the average traveler in Malaga is La Malagueta. It's close to the city's top attractions and restaurants, but not right in the middle of it all. If you're trying to decide where to stay in Malaga to experience the local nightlife, La Merced is the best choice.
What is the cheapest part of the Costa del Sol? ›East Marbella is by far the most affordable area to buy and live in. Property here is great value, and you will also find a host of 'hidden gem' restaurants and bars where the prices are far more competitive than in the flashy marinas nearby.
Which Costa in Spain is best? ›
To summarise, the Costa Blanca is the most popular part of Spain for both tourists and those looking to relocate alike. The climate is considered one of the best in the world, in particular, the microclimate of Javea.