Situated directly on the coast of Torrox Costa, this residential development offers apartments within a short distance of the shoreline. The project, currently under construction with an indicative completion in the first quarter of 2028, includes 2-bedroom units averaging 77 m². The location places the property in an urban environment where daily amenities are accessible on foot. With a starting price of €323,000, the development incorporates communal facilities such as a swimming pool and landscaped gardens. The building design features modern façades and orientations that maximise views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Compared to Aquamar in Torre del Mar, starting at €269,950, this project in Torrox Costa commands a higher entry price of €323,000. This price difference may be attributed to specific location factors such as proximity to the beach or the inclusion of premium fixtures like aerothermal systems and ducted air conditioning. While Torre del Mar offers a larger commercial centre, Torrox is often perceived as having a quieter, more village-like atmosphere despite its urban status. Lantana Residencial in Mijas, with prices starting at €205,000, represents the western Costa del Sol market but typically involves a trade-off regarding distance to the beach compared to the direct coastal positioning of this Torrox project. The Torrox development offers a flatter, more accessible terrain than the hillside locations common in Mijas. Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona, starting at €239,000, places the buyer further west towards Gibraltar. The Torrox location is distinct for being in the Axarquía region, which retains a more traditional Andalusian character and offers a slightly different climatic profile with marginally higher rainfall than the drier Estepona zone. Consequently, the choice between these projects largely depends on the preferred regional vibe and the importance of immediate beach proximity versus a lower price point in a more developed or drier resort area.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The development is positioned on the coastal strip of Torrox Costa, approximately 16 metres above sea level. The immediate vicinity is characterised by urban density, with supermarkets and pharmacies located within a 400-metre radius. The terrain descends towards the sea with a gradient of 7%. Major transport links are accessible via the N-340 coastal road, connecting the area to Málaga and Nerja.
The floor plans are designed to accommodate permanent residence or seasonal usage, featuring two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 77 m². Included amenities consist of a garage space and a storage room, addressing practical storage requirements. Private terraces and covered areas provide outdoor living space. The inclusion of aerothermal systems and ducted air conditioning addresses climate control needs throughout the year.
The project is currently in the construction phase, with handover anticipated in the first quarter of 2028. The structural specification includes aluminium exterior joinery and double glazing with thermal breaks for insulation. Communal areas comprise a swimming pool and garden zones. Lift access is provided to all levels, including the basement where parking and storage facilities are located with pre-installation for electric vehicle charging.
The development does not feature on-site sports facilities such as a gym or paddle tennis courts; leisure amenities rely on the surrounding urban infrastructure. The immediate area is urban, meaning it does not offer a secluded or gated community atmosphere typical of some hillside developments. The plot's proximity to the road and urban density may result in audible environmental noise compared to rural locations.
This property is relevant for buyers seeking a turnkey residence that balances proximity to the coast with functional urban living. The inclusion of two bedrooms and a reasonable living area size makes it suitable for couples or small families looking for a permanent home in Spain. The storage and garage facilities address practical concerns for those relocating with a vehicle or personal belongings. For buyers from Northern Europe, the climate and the ability to walk to amenities may align with a desire to reduce car dependency during stays. The project also fits the profile of individuals purchasing for future retirement, given the lift access and the flat terrain within the urban area. The delivery date of 2028 requires a timeline perspective, making it less suitable for those requiring immediate occupancy. However, for those planning a transition over the coming years, it offers an opportunity to customise certain finishings prior to handover. The location in Torrox Costa, known for its higher rainfall compared to the western Costa del Sol but still boasting a mild microclimate, may appeal to those who prefer a greener, more lush environment without the intense heat of the interior.
The construction specifications focus on energy efficiency and acoustic comfort. The thermal envelope includes high-grade insulation within the walls and roof, complemented by double glazing with a thermal break. This technical configuration is designed to reduce thermal transference, maintaining stable indoor temperatures. Windows and exterior joinery are constructed from aluminium, selected for durability and resistance to coastal corrosion. Climate control is managed via an aerothermal system for domestic hot water, coupled with ducted air conditioning that allows for zoning within the apartment. This implies that different rooms can be heated or cooled independently. Mechanical ventilation systems are installed to ensure air renewal without significant heat loss. Interior finishes include fully fitted kitchens equipped with branded appliances. Flooring and tiling choices are selected for modern aesthetics and maintenance ease in a coastal environment. Fitted wardrobes are standard, providing storage solutions within the bedrooms. The communal areas utilise landscaped gardens and swimming pools designed to comply with safety regulations, including fencing. The inclusion of pre-installation for electric vehicle charging in the garage aligns with modern mobility requirements, although the charging units themselves may require separate installation.
The pricing for the apartments starts at €323,000 for the available 2-bedroom units. This entry point includes 77 m² of living space. The cost incorporates the inclusion of a garage space and a storage room within the basement level. Prices are subject to variation depending on the specific floor level, orientation, and size of the terrace. Given the construction timeline extending to 2028, payment structures typically align with off-plan milestones, though specific terms would be subject to the developer's contract. The price positioning places the property in a competitive bracket compared to new builds in neighbouring coastal towns such as Torre del Mar and Nerja.
Life here is defined by proximity to the sea and the rhythm of a coastal town. The location allows residents to access necessities like grocery stores and pharmacies on foot, reducing reliance on a vehicle for daily errands. The layout of the apartments, with private terraces facing the sea, encourages outdoor living during the majority of the year, facilitated by the high number of annual sunshine hours. The 7% slope to the beach implies that accessing the shore involves a short descent, positioning the property slightly elevated above the promenade level. The surrounding urban fabric includes a mix of local restaurants and cafes, contributing to a year-round atmosphere rather than a purely seasonal one. The presence of 32 local festivals per year indicates a calendar of community events. For residents, the distinction between summer and winter is less pronounced than in northern climates, with temperatures averaging 19.7°C annually. The orientation of the terraces suggests morning and evening sun exposure depending on the specific unit aspect (East, South West, West). The inclusion of ducted air conditioning ensures indoor climate remains regulated regardless of outside temperatures. This setting suits those who prefer a straightforward, accessible environment where the beach is a permanent fixture of the view rather than an occasional destination.
The immediate infrastructure supports a pedestrian-oriented lifestyle. Supermarkets are located within 300 metres, and pharmacies are approximately 400 metres away, ensuring that daily provisions are accessible without driving. The location is serviced by six public transport lines with 25 stops in the vicinity, facilitating travel along the coast towards Nerja or Torrox Pueblo. The N-340 main road runs parallel to the coast, providing the primary vehicular artery for the region. The urban density means that services such as banks, cafes, and restaurants are concentrated within a 2-kilometre radius, offering a variety of dining and leisure options. For families, educational facilities are present, though the data indicates limited schooling options within the immediate 2-kilometre zone. Healthcare is accessible via a hospital located 10 kilometres away in the wider municipality. The proximity to the beachfront promenade allows for regular pedestrian and cycling activity. The environment is urban, characterised by medium-rise residential buildings mixed with commercial ground-floor units. This density ensures that the area remains active outside of the peak summer months, providing consistent access to services for permanent residents.
The map highlights the project's position directly along the N-340 coastal road. The blue markers indicate the proximity to Playa Ferrara and Playa El Peñoncillo. To the north, the terrain rises quickly into the Sierra de Almijara mountains, contrasting with the flat coastal plain. This location offers the classic Andalusian blend of easy sea access and mountain views within a short distance.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Torrox Costa is situated on the eastern stretch of the Costa del Sol, approximately 40 kilometres east of Málaga city. It acts as a midpoint between the busier resort towns of Nerja to the east and Torre del Mar to the west. This positioning places it in the Axarquía region, known for its subtropical agriculture and mountainous backdrop. Unlike the high-density developments of Marbella or the western coast, this area maintains a blend of Spanish residential living and tourism. The relative distance from the international airport (47km) necessitates planning for travel but ensures the area is not directly affected by flight paths or airport congestion.
The primary coastal access point, Playa Ferrara, is situated 357 metres from the development. This allows for walking access to the sea in under five minutes. Other beaches, such as Playa de las Lindes and Playa del Cenicero, are within a one-kilometre radius. The nearest golf course, Baviera Golf, is located approximately 45 kilometres to the west near Torre del Mar, while Añoreta Golf is a similar distance away. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is the closest international gateway, situated 47 kilometres from the site. By car, this typically translates to a journey time of 45 to 50 minutes depending on traffic conditions on the A-7 motorway. The train station in Torre del Mar, connecting to Málaga city, is within a 15-minute drive. Electric vehicle charging points are available within an 8-kilometre range, though the property includes pre-installation for private charging. The urban layout supports cycling, with designated paths available along parts of the coastal promenade.
| Beach Distance | 0.2 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 50 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 141 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The location benefits from a Mediterranean climate characterised by mild winters and warm summers. The average annual temperature is 19.7°C, with historical data indicating 3,919 hours of sunshine per year. This solar exposure supports the use of outdoor terraces for a significant portion of the year. The swimming season extends for approximately six months, during which water temperatures remain at or above 20°C. Positioned at an elevation of 16 metres above sea level, the site sits low on the coastal slope. The topography descends towards the sea with a 7% gradient, which influences the layout of local streets and access paths to the beach. This elevation ensures that many apartments possess sea views while remaining close to shore level. The region is known for a specific microclimate that shields it from the worst of the inland heat, while winter temperatures rarely drop to freezing. Rainfall is higher than in the arid western parts of the Costa del Sol, contributing to the greener landscape observed in the surrounding area.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
The immediate recreational asset is the coastline. Playa El Peñoncillo, located 200 metres away, serves as the nearest sandy stretch. While the specific Blue Flag status varies annually, beaches in the Torrox area generally maintain high standards of cleanliness and facilities. The promenade (Paseo Marítimo) runs along the coast, providing a linear route for walking, jogging, and cycling, connecting Torrox Costa with the neighbouring areas. Golf facilities are not immediately adjacent to the project; the nearest courses are located towards the western Costa del Sol near Vélez-Málaga and Rincón de la Victoria, approximately 45 minutes by car. For water sports, the open Mediterranean offers opportunities for sailing, fishing, and paddle sports. Recreational infrastructure in the vicinity includes outdoor gyms and public swimming pools within the urbanisations. The Balcón del Mediterráneo, a viewpoint in Nerja, is a short drive away, offering panoramic views of the coast.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Torrox Costa is situated on the eastern stretch of the Costa del Sol, approximately 40 kilometres east of Málaga city. It acts as a midpoint between the busier resort towns of Nerja to the east and Torre del Mar to the west. This positioning places it in the Axarquía region, known for its subtropical agriculture and mountainous backdrop. Unlike the high-density developments of Marbella or the western coast, this area maintains a blend of Spanish residential living and tourism. The relative distance from the international airport (47km) necessitates planning for travel but ensures the area is not directly affected by flight paths or airport congestion.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 13.0°C | 67 mm |
| February | 13.2°C | 68 mm |
| March | 15.0°C | 54 mm |
| April | 17.0°C | 35 mm |
| May | 19.3°C | 28 mm |
| June | 23.1°C | 5 mm |
| July | 26.2°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.7°C | 1 mm |
| September | 23.9°C | 6 mm |
| October | 20.0°C | 40 mm |
| November | 16.4°C | 75 mm |
| December | 13.7°C | 71 mm |
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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