This three-bedroom apartment sits in the Costa Quebrada 2 residential complex in Torrequebrada, on the Benalmádena coastline. The property has a built area of 132 m² with 120 m² of living space, three bathrooms, and a private covered terrace with views over the Mediterranean. Playa de la Yuca lies approximately 200 metres away as the crow flies. The asking price of €950,000 is fixed and includes an underground parking space. Built in 2001, the apartment is key-ready and equipped with air conditioning, a lift serves the building, and the complex has a communal swimming pool.
Set against current new-build offerings on the same coastline, this apartment occupies a different market segment. Aquamar in Torre del Mar starts at €269,950, Lantana Residencial in Mijas at €205,000 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona at €321,000, all substantially below this property's fixed €950,000 asking price. The comparison needs context on three axes. First, location: Torrequebrada is a consolidated, fully serviced part of the Benalmádena coast with train connections, hospitals and international schools within a short radius, whereas several new-build projects at lower price points sit in less developed or more peripheral zones. Second, product type: at roughly €7,900 per m² of living space, the buyer pays for a frontline beach position and established sea views, attributes that new developments a kilometre or more inland cannot replicate at any finish level. Third, age and specification: a 2001 building will not match 2024-construction insulation, glazing standards or communal facilities, so the trade-off is position against specification. Buyers comparing options should also weigh the resale market's liquidity: around 2,070 housing transactions per year in the local area indicate an active market on this stretch of coast, which historically supports exit options for existing homes. Whether the premium for the frontline position is justified depends on the buyer's priorities: daily beach access and view value against modern construction and lower entry prices elsewhere. Both paths are legitimate; they serve different requirements.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The apartment is located on the frontline of the coast at Torrequebrada, roughly 200 metres from Playa de la Yuca, measured in a straight line. Benalmádena's amenities cluster around this stretch: four schools, seven pharmacies and dozens of restaurants within two kilometres. Málaga city lies 19 km away as the crow flies; the airport is roughly 11 km distant. The railway stations of Torremuelle and Benalmádena-Arroyo de la Miel sit within 2.2 km.
The layout serves a family or a second-residence buyer: three bedrooms, three bathrooms including an en-suite to the master, and fitted wardrobes throughout. The south to south-east orientation places the terrace in the sun for much of the day. A utility room and a lift add practical value, while the covered terrace extends the living area outdoors in a climate averaging 18.6°C per year. Storage and parking are covered by the included basement space.
This is an existing property, completed in 2001, not a new-build development. Construction status is key-ready, meaning the apartment can be occupied directly after purchase. The technical installations reflect their age: air conditioning for hot and cold use is present, but buyers should verify the condition of systems such as the boiler, wiring and windows through an independent survey before committing. No phased delivery applies; the transaction follows the standard resale process.
The property does not offer a private pool; the swimming pool is communal within the complex. There is no private garden, only garden views from the apartment. The building dates from 2001, so finishes and fittings are more than two decades old despite the described condition. The gradient from the complex to the beach is around 5.5%, a moderate incline for the return walk uphill. No gym, sauna or dedicated wellness facilities are listed in the project data.
This property fits a buyer for whom proximity to the sea is the primary requirement rather than a pleasant extra. At 200 metres from the water, it suits someone who wants to walk to the beach in flip-flops rather than drive. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom configuration, with an en-suite master, works for a family using it as a permanent residence, for a household that hosts regular guests, or for two couples sharing a holiday home. It also suits buyers relocating from northern Europe who want a key-ready home without a construction wait: the apartment can be occupied immediately, with no delivery phase or off-plan risk. The profile assumes comfort with an older building. Buyers prioritising contemporary architecture, underfloor heating or a private pool should look elsewhere, as this complex offers communal facilities only. The location supports daily life without a car for basic needs, though a vehicle simplifies access to international schools, golf and Málaga. For an investor, the setting near 24 hotels and over 11,000 tourist beds indicates a substantial seasonal rental market, but any rental plan must be checked against community rules and local licensing requirements for the Costa Quebrada 2 complex. Finally, the buyer should be prepared for a moderate 5.5% incline on the walk back from the beach, manageable for most, relevant for those with mobility constraints.
The apartment was completed in 2001, which sets the frame for its construction standards: this is a solid era of Spanish coastal building, typically with concrete structure, cavity walls and conventional window systems, but predating the current generation of energy regulations. The interior is described as being in excellent condition, with a modern fitted kitchen featuring a stone backsplash, fitted wardrobes in all three bedrooms, and a utility room that separates laundry work from the living areas. The images confirm a coastal interior style with sea-facing living rooms and functional bedroom layouts with desks and fitted storage. Climate control is present in the form of hot and cold air conditioning, which handles both the summer heat and the mild but occasionally cool Andalusian winters. The covered terrace adds a sheltered outdoor room usable across seasons, and the private terrace area effectively enlarges the 120 m² living footprint during warm months. Practical extras that matter at this age of property: a lift serves the building, and an underground parking space is included in the price, protecting the vehicle and adding resale value. What the data does not confirm: recent renovation of bathrooms or electrical installations, window glazing type, or the energy performance of the building envelope. Buyers are advised to commission a technical survey to establish the state of plumbing, wiring and community-maintained elements. Communal areas are limited to the swimming pool, which implies comparatively low community fees relative to resort-style complexes, though the actual figures should be verified.
The asking price is €950,000, fixed rather than a starting price, and it includes a generously sized underground parking space. Measured against the living area of 120 m², this corresponds to roughly €7,900 per square metre of living space, or about €7,200 per m² of total built area (132 m²). This positions the property clearly above new-build projects further along the coast such as Aquamar in Torre del Mar (from €269,950) or Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona (from €321,000), a difference explained by the frontline beach position and the established Torrequebrada location. Buyers should budget separately for purchase costs: transfer tax, notary and registry fees typically add roughly 10–13% on resale properties in Andalucía. Annual community fees, IBI and waste charges apply and should be requested in writing.
Daily life in this apartment revolves around the sea at close range. The nearest beach is a two-minute walk downhill, and two further coves, Playa Benalnatura and Playa Las Viborillas, sit within 600 metres as the crow flies. The morning routine can realistically include a swim before breakfast for roughly four months of the year, when sea temperatures hold at or above 20°C, with beach walks possible year-round given the mild coastal climate. The living-dining area opens onto the covered terrace, which, with its south to south-east orientation, catches morning and midday sun; the kitchen connects directly to the living space, keeping the daily rhythm of cooking, eating and outdoor lounging on one flow. Groceries, banks and pharmacies fall within the two-kilometre ring recorded for the area, so most errands are short trips. There are 47 restaurants and 10 cafés in that same radius, which shifts the character of the neighbourhood noticeably between the summer months and the quieter winter season. Transport alternatives to the car exist: the Cercanías stations at Torremuelle (1.6 km) and Benalmádena-Arroyo de la Miel (2.2 km) connect towards Fuengirola and Málaga, and around 50 public transport stops are served by six lines. In practice, a car remains convenient for supermarket runs and school commutes, but not strictly necessary for beach and village life. The residential complex itself is described as quiet, with the communal pool as its central shared facility, and the underground parking space shelters the car from the summer heat.
Torrequebrada sits on the Benalmádena coast between the town's marina area and Fuengirola, in a stretch characterised by residential urbanisations, hotel infrastructure and a dense offering of daily amenities. Within two kilometres of the apartment, the data records 47 restaurants, 10 cafés, 7 pharmacies, 2 banks, 4 schools and a hospital, alongside 13 primary and 11 secondary schools in the wider education field and two health centres. This density means the area does not shut down outside the holiday season, it functions as a year-round residential zone with a tourist layer on top. The tourism figures (24 hotels, 11,154 beds) translate into lively summers with busier beaches and roads, and noticeably quieter winters. Green and sporting facilities sit close by: Club de Raqueta at 1.6 km, the municipal ice club at 2.3 km and Club Hockey Benalmádena at 2.9 km, all straight-line distances. Golfers can use the Benalmádena Pitch & Putt 2.3 km away, with the Miguel Ángel Jiménez course 7.7 km from the door. For walking and viewpoints, Mirador del Madroño lies 4.9 km away. The elevated position at 26 metres above sea level gives the apartment its sea views while keeping the beach walk short, at the cost of the moderate return climb.
The map shows the apartment's position on the Torrequebrada seafront, with three beaches within 600 metres and the Cercanías railway line slightly inland. Málaga lies 19 km east, the airport 11 km, and Fuengirola's marina 7.6 km west, all straight-line distances.
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Torrequebrada occupies a middle position on the Costa del Sol: 19 km west of Málaga city and 31 km east of Marbella, placing both within commuting or excursion range. The immediate competition in residential terms comes from Benalmádena Costa, Torremolinos and western Fuengirola, established, fully serviced coastal zones that contrast with the more rural or resort-driven areas further west towards Estepona. With roughly 2,070 housing transactions per year recorded in the area, the local market shows steady liquidity compared with smaller coastal villages. The province's median income of €16,450 provides context: this is a mixed local and international market, not an exclusively luxury enclave, which supports year-round services and transport.
By car, the location benefits from the coastal A-7 and the AP-7 toll motorway, connecting west to Fuengirola (whose marina lies 7.6 km away as the crow flies) and east to Benalmádena centre, Torremolinos and Málaga, 19 km distant. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is roughly 11 km away in a straight line, typically a drive of around 15–20 minutes outside peak traffic, which makes short weekend visits practical. Gibraltar Airport is an alternative at 86 km. Public transport is well represented for a coastal zone: six lines serve approximately 50 stops in the area, and the Cercanías railway has stations at Torremuelle (1.6 km), Benalmádena-Arroyo de la Miel (2.2 km) and Carvajal (4.2 km), giving direct trains to Málaga city and Fuengirola. Arroyo de la Miel station adjoins the Tivoli area and the town's main commercial zone. For electric vehicles, the Fuengirola Supercharger sits 4.2 km away. Everyday access on foot covers the beach, restaurants and a pharmacy within minutes; schools and larger supermarkets are generally reached by car or train. Buyers should note that summer traffic along the coast road increases journey times.
| Beach Distance | 0.2 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 11 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 86 km |
| Torremuelle | 1.6 km |
| Benalmadena - Arroyo de la Miel | 2.2 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data shows an average annual temperature of 18.6°C at this spot on the coast, with an elevation of 26 metres above sea level, low enough to keep temperatures maritime rather than extreme, as the sea moderates both summer heat and winter cold. The swimming season, defined by sea temperatures of 20°C or above, lasts about four months, typically June through September or early October. Outside that window, the sea remains swimmable for the hardy, and the beaches are at their quietest. The slope from the complex down to the shore averages 5.5%, a moderate gradient that most residents manage on foot. The terrain rises quickly inland towards Arroyo de la Miel, so views from the apartment combine open sea with the green hills behind Benalmádena. Rainfall on this stretch of coast concentrates in a handful of autumn and winter months, leaving long dry spells, the reason terraces here function as living space for most of the year. The south to south-east orientation of the apartment maximises morning light on the terrace while avoiding the strongest late-afternoon sun in high summer.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The beach offering immediately around the apartment is unusually dense: Playa de la Yuca at 0.2 km, Playa Benalnatura at 0.5 km and Playa Las Viborillas at 0.6 km, all measured in a straight line. This gives residents a choice between the busier serviced sections and quieter coves depending on the season and the hour of the day. Benalnatura is known locally as a naturist beach, worth knowing when choosing where to settle with family or guests. Water sports, beach bars and chiringuitos operate along this coast during the warm months. Beyond the sand, recreational infrastructure includes the Torrequebrada casino-and-hotel zone nearby, Puerto Marina in Benalmádena a short drive east, and the sports clubs already mentioned: racket sports at 1.6 km, ice facilities at 2.3 km and hockey at 2.9 km. Golf completes the picture, with the Benalmádena Pitch & Putt 2.3 km away for short rounds, the 18-hole Miguel Ángel Jiménez course at 7.7 km and Lauro Golf at 10.5 km. Boat owners or day sailors can use Puerto Deportivo de Fuengirola, 7.6 km west. The marina at Benalmádena adds dining and leisure within easy reach.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.0°C | 55 mm |
| February | 13.0°C | 38 mm |
| March | 14.4°C | 102 mm |
| April | 16.3°C | 54 mm |
| May | 19.6°C | 25 mm |
| June | 23.5°C | 9 mm |
| July | 26.3°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.5°C | 9 mm |
| September | 23.4°C | 27 mm |
| October | 19.9°C | 68 mm |
| November | 15.4°C | 66 mm |
| December | 13.0°C | 51 mm |
Moderate
Ref: VL076726
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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