This key-ready townhouse is located in Torrox Costa, on the eastern Costa del Sol in the province of Málaga. The property offers 169 m² of built space across three levels, with two bedrooms, three bathrooms and a 42 m² private terrace plus solarium. The home is south-facing and stands in a gated complex with communal pool and garden, approximately 400 metres as the crow flies from Playa El Peñoncillo. The asking price is fixed at €498,000. Underground parking for two vehicles is included in the basement level.
Within Torrox Costa itself, the closest comparison is Mary's Hill, a new-build development starting at €529,000, roughly €31,000 above this property's fixed asking price of €498,000. The difference is instructive: this townhouse is completed and immediately inspectable, while new-build purchases at Mary's Hill involve a construction phase and delivery dates that remain indicative. Further west on the Costa del Sol, Acqua Gardens in Estepona starts at €524,600 and Aby Upper at €320,000. The Estepona market carries higher new-build volume and closer access to the golf corridor between Marbella and Sotogrande, but it sits roughly 88 km as the crow flies from Marbella-centred amenities and further from Málaga city and airport than Torrox. Torrox Costa's position on the eastern stretch, 42 km straight-line from Málaga and 58 km from Granada, gives it a different balance: fewer golf courses and less resort infrastructure, but a quieter residential base, walking access to three beaches and an active local market with 820 housing transactions per year. Median provincial income in Málaga stands at €16,450, which contextualises the price level: this property sits well above the provincial median, reflecting its coastal position and recent completion. For buyers weighing east against west, the practical trade-off is between the Estepona area's amenity density and Torrox's proximity to Málaga airport (about 50 km straight-line) plus inland Granada. This townhouse, with its 42 m² terrace, solarium and two-car garage, competes on completeness rather than price alone.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property sits in a residential area of Torrox Costa, roughly 400 metres straight-line from the nearest beach. The complex is gated and includes communal garden and pool. Daily amenities are concentrated nearby: within a 2 km radius there are 52 restaurants, 11 cafés, 2 pharmacies and 3 banks. Málaga city lies 42 km away as the crow flies, with the airport at approximately 50 km straight-line distance.
The layout separates living and sleeping areas across ground and first floors, connected by an internal staircase. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms on the upper floor provide privacy, while the ground floor combines an independent kitchen, living-dining room and terrace. The 42 m² terrace and solarium extend the living space outdoors, and the basement adds a storage room, hallway and guest toilet alongside parking for two cars.
This is an existing, key-ready home completed in 2025, an indicative date, as completion timings are always subject to change. No construction phase applies; the property can be inspected in its finished state. Air conditioning is pre-installed rather than fully fitted, meaning indoor units and pipework are present but the final system still needs to be completed by the buyer.
The property has two bedrooms, which limits capacity for larger households. The pool and garden are communal, not private. Air conditioning is only pre-installed. The three-level layout with internal staircase may not suit buyers seeking single-level living. The nearest electric vehicle charging point is 6 km away by straight-line distance. No private garden or private pool is included.
This property fits several recognisable situations. A couple seeking a permanent home on the coast will find the two-bedroom, three-bathroom layout adequate, with the third bathroom and guest toilet on separate floors adding flexibility for visitors. Buyers of a second home benefit from the gated complex, entry phone and underground parking, features that reduce maintenance concerns during long absences. Investors can note the location's fundamentals: 820 housing transactions per year in the area indicate an active local market, and tourism infrastructure of 7 hotels with 1,437 beds signals steady seasonal rental demand. The property is less suited to families needing three or more bedrooms, or to buyers requiring single-level living due to the staircase connecting all floors. Those wanting a private pool should also note that only the communal pool is available. Buyers who prioritise walking access to the sea will find the roughly 400-metre straight-line distance to Playa El Peñoncillo, with a moderate 4.2% gradient, a practical arrangement. Finally, anyone planning to work with an electric vehicle should factor in that the nearest charging point sits about 6 km away as the crow flies, so home charging would need to be arranged.
The property is recorded in good to excellent condition and was completed in 2025, which places it within the current Spanish building standards era. Construction specifics visible in the documentation include a pitched tiled roof, a traditional feature on this coastline that differs from the flat roofs of many modern apartment blocks, and a three-storey structure connected by an internal staircase. Interior images show wooden flooring in the living area, a modern bathroom with walk-in shower and contemporary tiling, and an open terrace with sea views. Fitted wardrobes are present in the sleeping areas, providing built-in storage without additional furnishing costs. Climate control is pre-installed: the pipework and outdoor units are in place, but the buyer completes the system with indoor units. Utilities are fully connected, including drinkable water, electricity and telephone line. The solarium and private terrace are finished outdoor surfaces rather than bare roof space. Security hardware consists of a gated complex perimeter with entry phone access to the individual home. Underground parking in the basement is a solid structural feature: two vehicles fit in a covered, direct-access space, which protects cars from sun exposure and summer heat. As with any resale or recently completed purchase, an independent technical inspection remains advisable to verify the actual state of finishes, waterproofing of the terrace and solarium, and the pre-installed air conditioning circuits before commitment.
The asking price is fixed at €498,000 for this key-ready townhouse, this is an existing home, not a new-build project with a price list, so no unit variation or from-price applies. For context within the same town, the new-build project Mary's Hill in Torrox Costa starts at €529,000, and comparable new-build developments further west such as Acqua Gardens in Estepona start at €524,600. This property includes a garage for two vehicles within its price, along with a 42 m² terrace and solarium. Availability is immediate given the completed construction status; any dates mentioned by the seller remain indicative.
Daily life in this Torrox Costa townhouse revolves around a vertical layout spread over three floors. The basement is functional: two parking spaces, a storage room and a guest toilet mean groceries, beach gear and household clutter all have a designated place. The ground floor is the social heart, with an independent kitchen and a living-dining room that opens onto a 42 m² terrace facing south, the orientation that captures the most sun hours on this coastline. Mornings can begin outdoors nearly year-round, given the average annual temperature of 19.7°C. The first floor holds both bedrooms and two bathrooms, giving each level a clear purpose. The solarium on top adds a third outdoor zone with sea and mountain views, suited to evening use once the midday heat subsides. The gradient from the complex down to the sea is moderate at 4.2%, so the walk to Playa El Peñoncillo, about 400 metres as the crow flies, so slightly longer on foot, is manageable for most residents. The surrounding residential area is quiet by nature rather than by isolation: 25 public transport stops across 6 bus lines serve the wider Torrox Costa area, and the strip of restaurants, cafés and shops along the seafront is within walking distance. Outside the summer months the area retains its permanent population, which keeps local services such as the health centre, primary schools and secondary schools operating year-round. A car remains useful for reaching Málaga, roughly 42 km away as the crow flies, but is not strictly necessary for daily needs.
Torrox Costa is a linear coastal settlement where daily life runs along the seafront. The property's position places it within 2 km of a dense amenity network: 52 restaurants, 11 cafés, 3 banks, 2 pharmacies and a dentist, alongside one health centre serving the area. Education is covered by 5 primary schools and 2 secondary schools, indicating a resident family population rather than a purely seasonal one. The closest beach, Playa El Peñoncillo, lies roughly 400 metres away as the crow flies; two further beaches, Playa del Sillón at 0.9 km and Playa los Cuartos at 1.0 km straight-line, extend the choice within a short walk or drive. The viewpoint Balcón del Mediterráneo sits 1.3 km away by direct distance. Recreation within the immediate area includes three communal swimming pools in different phases of the surrounding urbanisation, between 1.3 and 1.7 km away, and an open-air gym at 3.9 km. Public transport consists of 6 lines with 25 stops, which covers local movement along the coast, though connections to Málaga city, 42 km straight-line, are more practical by car via the coastal motorway. The setting balances quiet residential streets with walking-distance access to the commercial seafront strip.
The map shows the property in Torrox Costa, with the coastline and the N-340/A-7 corridor immediately south. Playa El Peñoncillo lies about 400 metres as the crow flies from the complex, with two further beaches within one kilometre direct distance. Málaga city and airport sit to the west; the map's regional view places the home on the quieter eastern stretch of the Costa del Sol, where the sun is a reliable guest and the pace remains Spanish rather than resort-driven.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Torrox Costa occupies the eastern Costa del Sol, between Málaga (42 km straight-line) and the boundary with Granada province toward Nerja. The town sits closer to Granada (58 km direct) than to Marbella (88 km), which shapes its character: quieter, more residential, and less dominated by the resort economy of the western coast. For buyers comparing across the Costa del Sol, this location trades the golf courses and nightlife density of Marbella and Estepona for lower density, coastal walking access and proximity to both the Axarquía villages and Granada's inland attractions. The position suits buyers anchored to Málaga Airport, roughly 50 km straight-line away.
Accessibility from this property is anchored by proximity to the sea and the Mediterranean corridor. The nearest beach is 0.4 km away in a straight line, with a moderate 4.2% gradient between complex and shore. Málaga, the regional capital with around 579,000 inhabitants, lies 42 km as the crow flies, and Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport approximately 50 km straight-line, typically under an hour by car, though exact driving times depend on traffic. Granada is 58 km direct distance inland, making day trips feasible, while Marbella sits 88 km away as the crow flies on the western Costa del Sol. Gibraltar Airport is roughly 141 km straight-line and Alicante-Elche about 345 km, the latter a long-haul alternative for eastern departures. Locally, 6 public transport lines with 25 stops serve Torrox Costa. A car remains the practical mode for regional travel; the property's two-space underground garage removes parking as a constraint. Golf courses are not recorded within the immediate vicinity in the available data.
| Beach Distance | 0.4 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 50 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 141 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data for this location shows an average annual temperature of 19.7°C, with monthly averages ranging between 17°C and 25°C, a pattern that keeps outdoor terraces usable for most of the year. The swimming season extends to six months, defined by sea temperatures at or above 20°C, which frames the practical beach calendar from roughly late spring to mid-autumn. The elevation of 19 metres above sea level is low, typical for a coastal settlement, and the 4.2% gradient toward the beach means gentle terrain rather than steep hillside walking, a contrast with the whitewashed villages higher up in the Axarquía. Rainfall in this part of the Costa del Sol is modest and concentrated outside summer. The combination of south orientation, solarium and low elevation gives the property direct sun exposure through the middle of the day, while sea and mountain views from the upper level reflect the position between the shoreline and the foothills behind Torrox.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Three beaches sit within roughly one kilometre straight-line of the property: Playa El Peñoncillo at 0.4 km is the nearest, followed by Playa del Sillón at 0.9 km and Playa los Cuartos at 1.0 km. This cluster gives residents a choice of stretches without relying on a car, and the moderate gradient makes the walk back manageable. Recreational swimming extends beyond the sea: three urbanisation pools lie between 1.3 and 1.7 km away by direct distance, usable outside beach weather. An open-air gym at 3.9 km offers free public training equipment, and the Balcón del Mediterráneo viewpoint at 1.3 km provides an elevated spot over the coastline. No golf courses appear in the immediate dataset; the eastern Costa del Sol around Torrox is generally less golf-dense than the Marbella, Estepona stretch further west. Tourism infrastructure, 7 hotels and 1,437 beds, confirms the area's seasonal draw without indicating an overcrowded resort town, and local sports and beach activity is supplemented by the six-month warm-water swimming season.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 13.1°C | 38 mm |
| February | 14.0°C | 39 mm |
| March | 15.3°C | 129 mm |
| April | 17.2°C | 51 mm |
| May | 20.6°C | 25 mm |
| June | 24.8°C | 7 mm |
| July | 27.6°C | 1 mm |
| August | 27.8°C | 5 mm |
| September | 24.6°C | 29 mm |
| October | 21.0°C | 52 mm |
| November | 16.6°C | 61 mm |
| December | 14.2°C | 61 mm |
Moderate
Ref: VL678658
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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