Infinity Views is a development of 21 townhouses situated in the El Peñoncillo area of Torrox, on the eastern stretch of the Costa del Sol. The properties are positioned at an elevation that provides views over the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding coastline. Construction has been completed, with units offering 156 square metres of built space across three floors, including a basement garage and storage. The development forms part of a residential urbanisation on the lower slopes approaching the coastal strip, where the terrain flattens towards the shoreline.
Infinity Views occupies a specific position within the Torrox market when measured against comparable developments. Residencial Altair, also in Torrox, enters the market from €300,000, representing a lower entry point, though the specifications and plot positions may differ. Puerto Narixa starts from €289,000, suggesting a more compact or differently specified product. Infinity Views, starting at €346,000, commands a premium that correlates with the elevated position and the view orientation. When compared to developments further west, such as Arosa in Mijas from €490,000, the Torrox location offers a lower price threshold, which reflects the regional pricing gradient. The eastern Costa del Sol, including Torrox and Nerja, consistently sits below the pricing of the central and western coastal strip. This differential is driven by factors including distance from Málaga Airport, reduced golf infrastructure, and a different buyer demographic. The steep access at Infinity Views is a locational constraint that is not universal across Torrox developments; properties closer to the coastal strip or within Torrox Costa itself typically offer flatter access, though often without the elevated views that characterise Infinity Views. The 21-unit scale of the development is relatively intimate compared to larger urbanisations, which may appeal to buyers seeking a quieter communal environment, whilst the completed status removes the timeline risk present in competing off-plan projects in the same area.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The site is located in El Peñoncillo, a residential sector between Torrox Pueblo and the coastline. The N-340 coastal road runs parallel to the development, connecting to the A-7 motorway. The municipality of Torrox sits within the Axarquía comarca, positioned east of Málaga city. The immediate surroundings consist of low-density residential developments rather than commercial zones.
Each townhouse contains two bedrooms and three bathrooms within a 156-square-metre footprint. The layout includes an open-plan living and dining area with a kitchen, leading to a private terrace. A private garage and storage room occupy the basement level. Communal facilities consist of a swimming pool and landscaped areas. The properties are oriented to the south and south-east.
The development is recorded as completed. The brochure documentation references structural specifications including reinforced concrete foundations, polyurethane foam thermal insulation, and PVC window frames with thermal bridge breaks. The energy performance certificate indicates a B rating. Internal specifications list lacquered white interior doors, double-glazed windows with dehydrated air cavities, and fitted wardrobes supplied in block form.
Access to the development involves a steep gradient. The documentation identifies car dependency as a characteristic of the location. The nearest golf facilities are situated at a distance exceeding 48 kilometres. Educational provision within a two-kilometre radius is limited to one primary school. Hospital facilities require a journey of 13 kilometres to reach.
This development suits purchasers who prioritise views and residential tranquillity over immediate proximity to commercial centres. The steep access road is a practical consideration that eliminates the property for those with mobility constraints or an aversion to driving for routine tasks. The two-bedroom, three-bathroom configuration accommodates couples or small families who may host guests periodically, with the ensuite and additional bathrooms providing separation. The presence of a private garage and storage room on the basement level addresses the practical requirements of a property used for seasonal occupation, where equipment, luggage, and a vehicle can be left securely. The completion status removes the risk associated with off-plan purchases, which appeals to buyers unwilling to accept construction delays or specification changes. The distance from golf courses, at over 48 kilometres, means the development does not align with the priorities of regular golfers. Similarly, the limited local schooling provision makes it unsuitable for families requiring daily access to international education. The property functions as either a base for extended holidays or a permanent residence for those who accept the car-dependent nature of the location in exchange for the elevated coastal position.
The construction specifications follow conventional Spanish new-build standards for this market segment. The structure employs reinforced concrete slab foundations and floor slabs in accordance with current building regulations. External walls consist of brick with cement mortar rendering and painted finish. Thermal insulation is achieved through projected polyurethane foam within wall cavities and mineral wool panels between properties, which provides a measurable acoustic and thermal separation between units. The roof construction includes both flat walkable sections with rustic porcelain tiles and non-walkable pitched sections with ceramic tiles. Window frames are PVC in anthracite grey with thermal bridge breaks, a specification that reduces heat transfer compared to standard frames. Glazing consists of double panes with a dehydrated air cavity and low-emissivity treatment, contributing to the B energy rating. Interior walls use double hollow ceramic brick with plaster finish on both sides. Party walls between properties employ either perforated brick with cement mortar or a double plasterboard acoustic system with mineral wool, depending on location within the building. The entrance door is a security model with a five-point lock and optical viewer. Internal doors are lacquered white with brass fittings. Wardrobe fronts are supplied as white lacquered wood in block form, meaning the internal fitting is completed by the purchaser. The overall specification is consistent with the price point, without indicating premium material upgrades.
Prices for the townhouses at Infinity Views start from €346,000 and extend to €396,000. The 156-square-metre built area includes the basement garage and storage, which must be factored into the per-square-metre calculation. The three-bathroom configuration across a two-bedroom layout indicates that the additional sanitary facilities are likely distributed between the master ensuite and a guest bathroom, with a possible ground-floor cloakroom. The price positioning places the development above the entry-level options in Torrox, such as Puerto Narixa from €289,000 and Residencial Altair from €300,000, whilst remaining below the pricing found in western Costa del Sol locations like Mijas.
Daily life at Infinity Views operates on a pattern dictated by the topography of its setting. The elevated position means that most errands and excursions begin with a descent, followed by an ascent on return. The nearest supermarket lies 1.5 kilometres away, a distance that translates to a drive rather than a casual stroll for most residents carrying provisions. The beach at Playa los Cuartos is 1.5 kilometres from the development; the gradient towards the shore is measured at 1.8 per cent, which is relatively flat, but the initial departure from the site requires navigating steeper access roads. The residential nature of El Peñoncillo means the immediate vicinity is quiet outside of peak summer months. The population of Torrox stands at 22,015, distributed between the pueblo and the coastal area, which prevents the kind of seasonal overcrowding seen in larger resorts. The south and south-east orientation of the properties ensures that terraces receive direct sunlight during the morning and midday hours, making the outdoor space functional for much of the day. The communal pool and gardens serve as the social centre of the urbanisation, as there are no commercial amenities on-site. Evenings tend to be spent at the property, given the distance to the town centre's restaurant clusters.
The infrastructure surrounding Infinity Views reflects the transitional character of the El Peñoncillo area, which sits between the agricultural hinterland and the consolidated coastal zone. Within a two-kilometre radius, the data records 70 restaurants, 13 cafés, five banks, four dental practices, and two pharmacies. This concentration suggests that the commercial activity is clustered towards the coastal strip rather than distributed evenly. The N-340 provides the primary arterial connection, linking Torrox Costa to Nerja to the east and the broader Málaga coastline to the west. The A-7 motorway access allows for regional travel, though the 50-kilometre distance to Málaga Airport positions the development at the further end of the airport catchment area compared to central Costa del Sol locations. The nearest marina, Puerto Deportivo Caleta de Vélez, is 10 kilometres away, offering boat mooring and associated maritime services. Healthcare provision requires travel to the 13-kilometre-distant hospital, as the local area is served only by pharmacies and dental clinics. The 51 sports facilities recorded in the wider municipality are likely distributed across multiple sites, including the outdoor gymnasium 3.1 kilometres from the development.
The map shows Infinity Views positioned on the lower slopes above the N-340 coastal road in El Peñoncillo. The Mediterranean coastline runs parallel to the south. The road network radiating from the site connects to Torrox Costa to the west and Nerja to the east. The mountainous terrain of the Sierra de Almijara is visible to the north.
Torrox occupies a position on the eastern Costa del Sol, within the Axarquía comarca. It is separated from the main concentration of coastal development by approximately 40 kilometres of less densely built coastline. Nerja lies 15 kilometres to the east, functioning as the nearest significant town. Málaga city sits 50 kilometres to the west. This positioning means Torrox operates with a degree of independence from the western Costa del Sol infrastructure, including golf courses, international school clusters, and corporate facilities. The region retains stronger agricultural activity and a less homogenised built environment than areas closer to Marbella.
The nearest Blue Flag beaches—Cenicero-Las Dunas, El Morche, and Ferrara—require a short drive from the development. Playa los Cuartos, the closest shoreline point, lies at 1.5 kilometres. Málaga Airport is approximately 49 kilometres distant by straight-line measurement, translating to a drive of around 45 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Golf facilities are concentrated to the west, with Club de Golf Málaga Parador at 48 kilometres, Campo de Golf Miguel Ángel Jiménez at 51 kilometres, and Club de Golf de Guadalhorce at 52 kilometres. These distances mean that a round of golf involves a commitment of over an hour of driving each way. The nearest electric vehicle charging point is 5 kilometres from the development. A pharmacy is located 2.4 kilometres away, whilst a supermarket sits at 1.5 kilometres.
| Beach Distance | 1.5 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 49 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 141 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Torrox records an average annual temperature of 19.6 degrees Celsius, with a historical range of 12 to 28 degrees. The municipality receives approximately 3,770 hours of sunshine per year. The swimming season, defined by water temperatures reaching or exceeding 20 degrees, extends for six months. The development sits at 33 metres above sea level, whilst the municipal reference point is recorded at 120 metres, indicating that the coastal properties occupy the lower elevation band. The gradient towards the beach is measured at 1.8 per cent, which is categorised as flat terrain. The proximity to the Sierra de Almijara foothills influences local wind patterns and provides a mountain backdrop to the sea views, though the mountains themselves are not within walking distance of the development.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Three Blue Flag beaches fall within the Torrox municipality: Cenicero-Las Dunas, El Morche, and Ferrara. These designations indicate compliance with water quality, environmental management, and safety standards. The beach at Playa los Cuartos, 1.5 kilometres from Infinity Views, offers a more local and less formalised alternative. The coastline in this eastern section tends to be less developed than the central Costa del Sol, with wider beaches and fewer high-rise constructions. Golf provision is notably absent from the immediate area; the nearest courses are concentrated around Málaga city, as indicated by the 48 to 52-kilometre distances. The 51 sports facilities recorded across the municipality include the outdoor gymnasium near the urbanisation and communal pools within residential developments, but dedicated sports centres require travel to larger towns.
51 faciliteiten beschikbaar
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap, CSD
Torrox occupies a position on the eastern Costa del Sol, within the Axarquía comarca. It is separated from the main concentration of coastal development by approximately 40 kilometres of less densely built coastline. Nerja lies 15 kilometres to the east, functioning as the nearest significant town. Málaga city sits 50 kilometres to the west. This positioning means Torrox operates with a degree of independence from the western Costa del Sol infrastructure, including golf courses, international school clusters, and corporate facilities. The region retains stronger agricultural activity and a less homogenised built environment than areas closer to Marbella.
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: VL115092
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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