This two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse of 86 m² is situated in the Puebla Aida development at Mijas Golf, in the municipality of Mijas, Málaga province. The property is a completed resale unit within a Moorish-inspired urbanisation built in 1989, offering communal gardens and swimming pools. The house is distributed over two floors with a covered private terrace. The asking price is €370,000. The setting combines proximity to two golf courses with access to Fuengirola and the coast by car. The following profile sets out factual details about the property, its condition and its surroundings.
Within the wider Málaga province market, this townhouse occupies the mid-segment. New-build comparables in the region start lower: Lantana Residencial in Mijas is listed from €205,000, Aquamar in Torre del Mar from €269,950 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona from €269,000. The difference in price level reflects several factors. New-build projects carry modern energy standards, developer warranties and contemporary layouts, but typically offer apartment or smaller dwelling types at those entry prices and may be located further from established infrastructure or in areas with longer delivery times. This property, by contrast, offers a completed, immediately available townhouse with two floors, two bathrooms, a private covered terrace and access to mature communal gardens and pools, features that in new-build form usually command a premium. Its location at Mijas Golf is distinct from coastal Estepona or eastern Torre del Mar: it trades beach proximity for golf-side setting, lower density and views over fairways and hills. Rental dynamics also differ; Mijas Golf attracts golf tourism year-round, supporting winter occupancy, whereas some coastal zones show stronger summer seasonality. Compared with Fuengirola town-centre resales, the property offers more space per euro in green surroundings but requires a car for the beach and station. Compared with hillside Mijas village, it sits lower and closer to the coast road network. Buyers weighing this unit against new-build options should weigh the 1989 construction date and associated energy performance against the established community, immediate availability and setting.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property lies within the Mijas Golf area, an inland residential zone in the municipality of Mijas, roughly 6-7 km from the coast at Fuengirola. Two 18-hole golf courses adjoin the urbanisation. Daily amenities such as a supermarket, pharmacy and restaurants are located within or near the urbanisation. Málaga city and its airport are approximately 20-30 minutes away by car.
The house suits households seeking a compact two-storey dwelling with two bedrooms and two bathrooms within a maintained community. Communal pools and gardens are included, so private grounds are limited to a terrace. The property functions as a permanent residence, a second home or a rental unit. Buyers requiring three or more bedrooms or a private pool should note these are not provided.
This is not a new-build project. The Puebla Aida development was completed in 1989 (indicative), and the townhouse is offered in a good, completed condition. There is no construction phase, no payment plan tied to building milestones and no developer warranty scheme typical of off-plan purchases. Renovation or updating needs should be assessed during viewing.
The property has 86 m² of built space with two bedrooms only. There is no private swimming pool; pool use is communal. No private garden beyond the terrace is included. The location is not walkable to the beach; the coast requires a short drive. No garage or storage room is listed in the available data, and energy certification details are not stated.
This property fits several recognisable situations. First, a buyer seeking a low-maintenance second home on the Costa del Sol with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and communal pools, without the upkeep of a private villa. Second, a golfer or couple who value direct proximity to the Mijas Golf courses and prefer a quiet inland-base over a frontline beach location. Third, an investor considering holiday or long-term rental, where the communal facilities, terrace and golf-adjacent position support rental demand in the Mijas-Fuengirola market. Fourth, a single person or couple relocating permanently who want a compact, completed property in a maintained community and who accept driving for the beach, larger shops and certain services. The property is less suitable for buyers who need three or more bedrooms, a private pool or garden, or walkable beach access. It also does not suit buyers specifically seeking new-build finishes, modern energy performance standards or a developer warranty, as the development dates from 1989. Households that rely on public transport for daily mobility will find the location impractical. In short, the property matches buyers prioritising community setting, golf proximity, quiet surroundings and a ready-to-occupy condition over space, modernity or coastal walking distance.
The townhouse is listed in good condition and carries the architectural character typical of late-1980s Andalusian construction: whitewashed facades, arched openings, brick balcony details and internal staircases connecting the two floors, as confirmed by the available photography. Interiors generally follow the original layout with a living-dining area, an equipped kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms across the two levels. Buyers should expect construction standards of the period rather than contemporary new-build specifications: single or early double glazing, conventional wall construction and older insulation values are common in developments of this age, and any upgrades such as improved glazing, air conditioning or electrical renewal depend on work carried out by previous owners. The communal fabric, gardens, pools, walkways and facades, is maintained by the community of owners, with costs distributed through community fees. The covered terrace extends usable outdoor time into spring and autumn. An energy performance certificate is not included in the available data; buyers should request it, as Spanish law requires it for resale transactions. A technical survey is advisable to assess roof condition, damp, plumbing and the age of installations. Overall, the property offers period character and a habitable condition, with specification levels that reflect its 1989 construction date rather than current building regulations.
The asking price is €370,000, which translates to approximately €4,300 per m² of built area based on the stated 86 m². As a completed resale property, the price is a single transaction figure rather than a phased payment structure; notary, land registry and legal costs are payable by the buyer in addition. Within the region, comparable new-build offerings such as Lantana Residencial in Mijas (from €205,000) and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona (from €269,000) start at lower entry points, reflecting differences in age, location and specification. Availability is immediate, subject to the property remaining on the market.
Daily life at Puebla Aida revolves around a village-style community of white buildings, arched windows, courtyards and planted walkways, set around the fairways of Mijas Golf. The townhouse is arranged over two floors, with the living area opening onto a covered terrace that receives morning to midday sun given the east-to-south orientation. Mornings can be spent on the terrace before the heat builds; the communal pools and gardens are used on foot within the urbanisation. For shopping and services, a supermarket, pharmacy and several restaurants are within walking or short driving distance in the Mijas Golf commercial area. The rhythm of the area is quiet and residential. The golf courses generate daytime activity, and the population is a mix of permanent residents, international retirees and holiday homeowners. Fuengirola, with its beaches, train station and wider retail offering, is roughly a ten to fifteen minute drive, which is where most residents go for larger shops, the seafront and evening entertainment. The Mijas hills and forested areas are close by for walking. A car is part of the daily routine here; the urbanisation is not served by frequent public transport, and the beach is not reachable on foot. Out of the summer season the area becomes noticeably quieter, with some businesses operating reduced hours. For residents, this means low noise levels year-round but also a need to plan trips for amenities beyond the immediate urbanisation.
The immediate environment is the Mijas Golf valley, a low-density residential area between the village of Mijas and Fuengirola. The urbanisation sits at low elevation with gentle terrain, making walking within the community straightforward. A supermarket lies within roughly a hundred metres of the development entrance, with a pharmacy and restaurants nearby, which covers most daily needs without a long trip. Fuengirola, approximately 6-8 km away by road, provides the full urban layer: hospitals, secondary schools, large retail, the train station on the Cercanías line to Málaga and the airport, and several kilometres of beaches. Málaga city is around 25-30 minutes by car; Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport roughly 20-25 minutes depending on traffic. The area records high sunshine levels typical of the Costa del Sol, in the order of 3,800-3,900 hours per year, with average temperatures between roughly 12°C in winter and 27°C in summer. The surroundings include the Mijas sierra and forested zones, giving walking and cycling routes directly from the urbanisation. Traffic within the valley is light, with the main flows concentrated on the A-387 and A-7 roads during commuter and summer periods.
The map shows the townhouse within the Puebla Aida urbanisation at Mijas Golf, between the village of Mijas and Fuengirola. The two adjoining golf courses, the A-387 connection to the coast and the positions of Málaga airport and Marbella provide the geographic reference points for orientation.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Mijas Golf occupies a middle position in the western Costa del Sol: inland of Fuengirola (about 10-15 minutes), west of Málaga city (30 minutes) and east of Marbella (25-30 minutes). This places the property in a quiet residential pocket while keeping the region's main employment, airport and coastal hubs within a practical commuting or excursion radius. Compared with hillside Mijas village, the location is lower and closer to the coast road network; compared with Fuengirola itself, it trades beach proximity for greenery, golf access and lower density.
The nearest beaches at Fuengirola are a short drive of roughly ten to fifteen minutes, covering several Blue Flag options along that coastline. Three golf facilities are relevant: the two Mijas Golf courses (Los Lagos and Los Olivos) adjoin the urbanisation, while other Costa del Golf courses lie within a 15-30 minute radius. Fuengirola offers the nearest hospital, health centres and a wide range of schools, including international options, generally within 10-15 minutes by car. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is approximately 20-25 minutes away, and Málaga city centre 30 minutes. Marbella lies about 25-30 minutes to the west. Public transport is limited: a bus service connects the Mijas area with Fuengirola, but frequency is modest, so a car is the practical mode for most journeys.
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 7 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 103 km |
| El Perchel | 0 km |
| Málaga María Zambrano | 0.2 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The site sits at low altitude on the lower slopes of the Mijas valley, with mild gradients within the urbanisation. The climate is Mediterranean with strong Atlantic moderation: historical data for the area indicates around 3,888 sunshine hours per year and an average annual temperature of approximately 19°C, with monthly averages ranging from about 12°C in the coolest months to 27°C in summer. The sea swimming season, defined by water temperatures of 20°C or above, extends to roughly five months, typically June through October. Rainfall is concentrated in late autumn and winter, while summers are dry. The nearby Mijas sierra and pine forest areas provide shade walking and cooler microclimates in warmer months, and the golf courses add substantial green space to the immediate surroundings.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The Fuengirola coastline, within a ten to fifteen minute drive, offers several Blue Flag beaches including Los Boliches and El Castillo, with chiringuitos, water sports and promenade walks. Recreational golf is the closest amenity: the two Mijas Golf 18-hole courses border the urbanisation, and additional courses such as La Cala Resort lie within a short drive inland. For sport and leisure, Fuengirola provides sports centres, paddle and tennis clubs, a bioparc zoo and a marina. Walking and hiking routes in the Mijas mountains begin close to the urbanisation, including paths towards the Mijas village and the sierra trails. Cycle routes connect the valley towards the coast along the riverbed corridor of Fuengirola.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.5°C | 62 mm |
| February | 13.2°C | 56 mm |
| March | 14.9°C | 66 mm |
| April | 16.9°C | 41 mm |
| May | 19.8°C | 23 mm |
| June | 23.6°C | 4 mm |
| July | 26.1°C | 0 mm |
| August | 26.7°C | 3 mm |
| September | 23.8°C | 25 mm |
| October | 19.9°C | 61 mm |
| November | 15.8°C | 77 mm |
| December | 13.4°C | 88 mm |
Ref: VL497797
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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