Residencial Brisa is a development of 12 townhouses under construction in Torrox Costa, situated within 500 metres of the Mediterranean coastline. Each property comprises three storeys and a basement, delivering 146 square metres of internal living space alongside a 35-square-metre plot. The configuration includes four bedrooms and five bathroom facilities, with each unit incorporating a private swimming pool, a private parking space, and a finished basement level. The projected handover is scheduled for 2026, subject to standard construction variables.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The site is positioned in Torrox Costa, a coastal sector of the Torrox municipality. Three Blue Flag beaches are located within a one-kilometre radius. The development sits at an elevation of 33 metres above sea level, with a gradient of 1.8 per cent towards the shoreline. The N-340 coastal road runs adjacent to the area, connecting the development to neighbouring municipalities along the Axarquía coast.
The layout distributes four bedrooms across three floors, with one bedroom situated at ground level. Five bathroom facilities are provided, comprising four full bathrooms and one guest toilet. The basement is delivered in a finished state with an additional toilet and sink. Private outdoor space includes a terrace with artificial turf and an independent swimming pool, allocated to each residence.
The project is currently in the construction phase. The structural framework consists of reinforced concrete. External closures utilise perforated solid brick with rock wool thermal insulation and a hollow brick internal lining. Completion is indicated for 2026, though this remains subject to construction schedules and regulatory approvals. The development contains a total of 12 units.
The 35-square-metre plot restricts the scale of private outdoor areas. Golf facilities require a minimum drive of 45 kilometres. The immediate vicinity contains one registered primary school within a two-kilometre radius. Electric vehicle charging infrastructure within the immediate proximity is located at 8.3 kilometres distance. The basement level does not include natural daylight.
This configuration accommodates households requiring multiple bedrooms distributed across separate floors. The ground-floor bedroom provides accessibility for occupants with reduced mobility. The finished basement offers storage capacity or auxiliary space without requiring further investment. The private pool and terrace suit occupants who prefer enclosed outdoor facilities over communal amenities. The proximity to the coastline, at under 500 metres, serves those who prioritise pedestrian beach access. The absence of on-site golf, wellness, or extensive sports facilities directs the profile towards buyers who do not require resort-style amenity packages. The location within an established urban zone, rather than a gated residential estate, suits those who integrate with local commercial infrastructure. The 2026 delivery timeline accommodates purchasers with extended planning horizons. Buyers seeking immediate occupancy or short-term rental revenue would find the construction timeline a constraint.
The specification includes porcelain tiled flooring throughout the interior and non-slip porcelain on terraces and transit areas. The kitchen is delivered furnished with a ceramic hob, sink, and extractor hood. Bathroom fittings comprise vitrified porcelain sanitaryware with chrome mono-lever taps. One en-suite bathroom includes a smart toilet. Shower enclosures are fitted with glass screens, and bathrooms include wall mirrors and under-sink vanity units. Internal doors are white-lacquered, and the entrance door is a security-rated metal door. Built-in wardrobes are lined internally. Climate control is provided through a ducted split air conditioning system. Domestic hot water is generated via a high-efficiency heat pump. Window frames are lacquered aluminium with compact roller boxes, automated blinds in bedrooms and living areas, and double glazing. Electrical and telecommunications installations comply with current low-voltage regulations, including telephone, radio, analogue, and digital terrestrial television points. A video entry system is installed. The facade is finished with mortar render. Internal partitions are ceramic brick with projected plaster finishes. Acoustic and thermal insulation conforms to the Spanish Technical Building Code.
The starting price is set at €420,000. This figure positions the development above comparable projects in the immediate Torrox area, such as Residencial Altair from €300,000 and Infinity Views from €346,000. It sits below developments in western municipalities like Mijas, where similar properties start from €490,000. The price includes a private pool, basement, and parking space. Final costs will vary depending on unit selection and completion-date specifications.
Torrox Costa functions as a residential and tourist-adjacent zone, distinct from the historic hillside village of Torrox Pueblo. The area is characterised by low-rise developments, local commercial units, and direct pedestrian access to coastal promenades. The presence of 70 restaurants and 13 cafés within a two-kilometre radius indicates a service-oriented environment geared towards both permanent residents and seasonal visitors. The municipality records 3,770 annual sunshine hours, with a swimming season extending to six months when water temperatures exceed 20 degrees Celsius. The immediate surroundings include supermarkets, pharmacies, and basic retail within walking distance. The population of approximately 22,000 inhabitants sustains year-round commercial activity, though visitor density increases during summer months. The 1.8 per cent gradient to the shoreline facilitates straightforward pedestrian access to the beach. The development itself is limited to 12 units, which reduces the density typical of larger coastal complexes. Daily routines in this area typically involve walking for basic provisions and utilising a vehicle for access to specialised services, golf courses, and the airport.
The surrounding infrastructure provides for daily necessities without requiring vehicle use. A supermarket is located 647 metres from the site, and a pharmacy sits at 388 metres. The N-340 coastal road provides the primary vehicular artery. The municipality offers 51 registered sports facilities. Dining options are concentrated along the coastal strip, with 70 establishments within two kilometres. The Balcón del Mediterráneo viewpoint is situated 1.5 kilometres inland. Healthcare facilities require travel, with the nearest hospital at 10 kilometres. The Puerto Deportivo Caleta de Vélez marina is 10 kilometres distant, offering mooring services and additional dining options. The urban fabric is a mix of residential blocks and low-density townhouse complexes, with commercial ground floors.
The development is located in the Torrox Costa sector, adjacent to the N-340. The map indicates proximity to Playa del Cenicero and Playa de las Dunas to the south, with the urbanisations of Santa Rosa and local commercial zones to the north. The Rio de Torrox watercourse runs parallel to the east.
Torrox occupies the eastern segment of the Costa del Sol, within the Axarquía comarca. It is positioned between Nerja to the east and the Rincón de la Victoria to the west. The municipality extends from the coastline to the Sierra de Almijara foothills, encompassing both Torrox Costa and Torrox Pueblo. The 49-kilometre distance to Málaga Airport places it outside the immediate airport corridor of the western Costa del Sol, resulting in lower traffic density but longer transfer times.
The nearest beach, Playa de las Lindes, is 456 metres away. Three Blue Flag beaches—Cenicero-Las Dunas, El Morche, and Ferrara—are within walking distance. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is 47 kilometres away by road, approximately 45 to 50 minutes by car. Golf facilities are concentrated to the west, with Club de Golf Málaga Parador at 45 kilometres, Campo de Golf Miguel Ángel Jiménez at 47 kilometres, and Club de Golf de Guadalhorce at 49 kilometres. The Caleta de Vélez marina is 10 kilometres from the development.
| Beach Distance | 1.5 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 49 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 141 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Torrox records a mean annual temperature of 19.6 degrees Celsius, with seasonal ranges between 12 and 28 degrees. The municipality registers 3,770 sunshine hours annually. The swimming season, defined by water temperatures at or above 20 degrees Celsius, extends for six months. The site elevation of 33 metres above sea level places it within the coastal thermal band, avoiding the temperature variations of higher inland elevations. The Sierra de Almijara foothills to the north influence local wind patterns. The 1.8 per cent gradient to the shoreline has minimal impact on pedestrian comfort.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Three Blue Flag beaches are accessible within a one-kilometre radius: Playa del Cenicero-Las Dunas, Playa de El Morche, and Playa de Ferrara. Playa los Cuartos and Playa El Peñoncillo are located at 1.5 kilometres. The nearest marina, Puerto Deportivo Caleta de Vélez, is 10 kilometres distant. Golf courses are positioned west along the coast, with the closest at 45 kilometres. The municipality lists 51 sports facilities, including an outdoor gymnasium at 3.1 kilometres and several communal swimming pools within 1.3 kilometres.
51 faciliteiten beschikbaar
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap, CSD
Torrox occupies the eastern segment of the Costa del Sol, within the Axarquía comarca. It is positioned between Nerja to the east and the Rincón de la Victoria to the west. The municipality extends from the coastline to the Sierra de Almijara foothills, encompassing both Torrox Costa and Torrox Pueblo. The 49-kilometre distance to Málaga Airport places it outside the immediate airport corridor of the western Costa del Sol, resulting in lower traffic density but longer transfer times.
Torrox is a municipality in the province of Málaga in the autonomous community of Andalusia, southern Spain. It belongs to the comarca of Axarquía. It is located in the Costa del Sol, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and the foothills of the Sierra de Almijara. The municipality is divided into two distinct areas: Torrox Pueblo and Torrox Costa.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.5°C | 65 mm |
| February | 12.7°C | 64 mm |
| March | 15.0°C | 59 mm |
| April | 16.9°C | 41 mm |
| May | 19.0°C | 33 mm |
| June | 23.4°C | 10 mm |
| July | 27.5°C | 0 mm |
| August | 28.0°C | 2 mm |
| September | 24.1°C | 14 mm |
| October | 20.0°C | 44 mm |
| November | 15.9°C | 77 mm |
| December | 13.0°C | 66 mm |
Flat terrain — easy cycling to the beach
Ref: VL950783
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within Torrox itself, Residencial Brisa occupies a higher price tier than both Residencial Altair, starting at €300,000, and Infinity Views, from €346,000. The premium correlates with the inclusion of a private pool per unit, a finished basement, and the closer proximity to the shoreline at under 500 metres. When compared to the western Costa del Sol, developments such as Arosa in Mijas commence at €490,000 for comparable townhouse configurations. The Mijas location offers closer proximity to Málaga city, the airport, and a higher concentration of golf courses, which accounts for the price differential. Torrox provides a lower-cost coastal entry point but requires longer travel times to the airport and golf infrastructure. The Axarquía region, in which Torrox sits, maintains lower population density and less urban consolidation than the central Costa del Sol corridor between Málaga and Marbella. This translates to fewer large-scale commercial centres and a higher reliance on local, independent retail and dining. For buyers evaluating coastal options, the distinction lies in the trade-off between immediate beach access and reduced amenity proximity versus a more centrally located property with greater infrastructural convenience. The 3,770 annual sunshine hours in Torrox remain consistent with the broader Costa del Sol climate profile, meaning the climatic variable does not differentiate these locations significantly.
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