This two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is located in the Las Salinas area of Vera Playa, Almería, within the Al Andalus Veranda Mar residential complex. The property measures 84 m² and sits on the third floor with a south-facing orientation and open views over the Mediterranean, towards Garrucha and Mojácar. The complex offers landscaped gardens, two outdoor pools, an indoor pool, a paddle tennis court and communal parking. The coastline and nearby shopping areas are within a 15-minute walk or a three-minute drive. The asking price is fixed at €179,900 and the apartment is sold key-ready and fully furnished.
Within the coastal strip of eastern Almería, Vera Playa occupies a distinct position compared with both its immediate neighbours and the better-known Costa del Sol further west. Prices here are structurally lower than in Marbella, Estepona or Benalmádena, and €179,900 for a furnished, two-bedroom, two-bathroom sea-view apartment with extensive communal facilities would buy considerably less on the western Costa del Sol, typically a smaller unit, an inland position or an older building without an indoor pool. Compared with Mojácar Playa, ten minutes down the coast, Vera Playa is lower-density and more residential in character, with more space between developments and direct access to the protected salt marshes rather than a continuous tourist front. Garrucha, by contrast, is a working fishing town with a seafront promenade and a year-round population; apartments there trade closer to the town centre but rarely offer the resort-style facilities of the Al Andalus Veranda Mar complex. Within Vera Playa itself, the Las Salinas district is one of the quieter zones, set back from the beachfront hotels yet within a 15-minute walk of the sand. Buyers comparing this property with new-build developments in the region should note the trade-off: a new-build price for 84 m² in this area would typically exceed this asking price, but the buyer here takes a completed, furnished resale with a renovated kitchen and immediate availability, avoiding both waiting times and furnishing costs. The regional context also matters for lifestyle: this stretch of coast has milder winters and flatter terrain than the hillier parts around Mojácar village, which favours walking and cycling. On the other hand, the area is quieter outside the summer season, with fewer international services than the Costa del Sol, and a car remains the practical mode of transport for most trips beyond the neighbourhood.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The apartment lies in Las Salinas, a residential area of Vera Playa in the province of Almería. The beach and local shops are less than a 15-minute walk away, or three minutes by car. The protected salt marshes of Las Salinas de Vera adjoin the area, and the improved La Cabuzana road connects the neighbourhood directly to the town of Vera.
The layout provides two bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, two bathrooms, a bright living and dining area and a fully renovated open-plan kitchen with new appliances. Air conditioning split units in the living room and both bedrooms, together with ceiling fans, support year-round comfort. A lift serves the third floor, and private parking is included.
This is an existing resale apartment, not a new-build project. The residential complex was completed in 2011 and is described as well maintained. The apartment itself has a renovated kitchen and is delivered key-ready, fully furnished, so the buyer can move in directly after completion of the purchase process.
The apartment measures 84 m² and has two bedrooms, which limits space for larger households. Parking is provided on a communal basis within the complex rather than as a private garage. The building dates from 1970 according to the records, although the complex is described as built in 2011; buyers should verify documentation. No private pool or private garden forms part of the property itself.
This apartment fits a buyer seeking a manageable, turnkey coastal home rather than a large villa. Recognisable situations include: a couple looking for a second home that is immediately usable, without renovation work, at a price point below €200,000; a buyer who values sea views and year-round usability, the indoor pool and air conditioning make winter stays realistic, not just summer holidays; someone who enjoys walking and nature, given the protected salt marshes with birdlife literally adjoining the neighbourhood; and owners of small apartments who want a complex with genuine communal facilities, such as the paddle court and the play areas, for visiting family. The two-bedroom layout also works for a single buyer wanting a guest room or a small household combining permanent residence with occasional visitors. It is less suitable for buyers needing three or more bedrooms, a private pool or a large plot, the 84 m² floor area and communal setting set clear limits there. Buyers who depend entirely on public transport should also note that daily life here is easier with a car, even though the beach and a mini-market are walkable. Finally, the resale character means the buyer takes the property as it is: fully furnished, with a renovated kitchen, which benefits those who want to avoid furnishing costs but leaves less room for personalising the interior before moving in.
The interior finishing reflects a property that has been partially updated rather than fully rebuilt. The kitchen is the strongest point: it has been completely renovated and is fitted with practically new appliances, and the exterior window adds both daylight and natural ventilation, which is not always standard in Spanish open-plan kitchens. The living and dining area features wallpaper and a coherent, furnished presentation, according to the interior photographs. Both bedrooms include fitted wardrobes; one shows a white headboard arrangement, the other built-in storage, indicating consistent storage provision. The two bathrooms are functional: one with a shower, one with a shower-tub combination, giving some flexibility between quick use and bathing. Climate control is a concrete plus: individual air conditioning split units serve the living room and both bedrooms, supplemented by ceiling fans. Combined with the south-facing orientation, this allows temperature management in both summer and winter, though the annual electricity cost of split units is worth factoring in. The building itself provides lift access to the third floor, which matters for accessibility and for moving furniture. communal parking is available; this is a private space within the complex arrangement, but buyers should confirm the exact parking allocation and whether it is deeded or assigned. The apartment is sold fully furnished, which shortens the gap between purchase and occupancy. Overall, the finishing level is consistent with a well-maintained 2011 complex with a modernised kitchen, rather than a premium new-build specification.
The apartment is offered at a fixed asking price of €179,900. This is a resale property, not a new-build development with a price list, so the price applies to this specific apartment as it stands: 84 m² of living space, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a renovated kitchen, full furnishing and private parking within the complex. For context within the local market, the price reflects the apartment's third-floor position, south-facing orientation and sea views, balanced against the compact floor area and the communal rather than private parking arrangement. Availability is immediate in principle, subject to the standard Spanish purchase process. Buyers should additionally budget for purchase costs, including transfer tax, notary and registry fees.
Daily life in this apartment revolves around a compact, practical layout and a residential complex designed for extended stays rather than short holidays. The third-floor position and south-facing orientation bring natural light into the living area and both bedrooms throughout the day, with open views over the sea towards Garrucha and Mojácar and inland towards Bédar and Los Gallardos. Mornings can start on the private terrace; the coastline is less than a 15-minute walk away, so an evening stroll to the beach requires no car. The open-plan kitchen has been fully renovated and fitted with practically new appliances, with an exterior window for light and ventilation. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and windows onto the balconies. The complex itself functions as a small residential environment: landscaped gardens, two outdoor pools for the summer months, an indoor pool for cooler periods, a paddle tennis court and children's play areas. A café, a mini-market and other local services sit nearby, which covers basic daily needs without driving into Vera. Outside the summer season the area quietens down considerably, which suits residents seeking a slower rhythm, though it also means some seasonal businesses close in winter. The proximity of the Las Salinas de Vera nature reserve adds a distinctive element: walking routes, pedestrian paths and a cycle path run through the surroundings, and flamingos and other migratory birds can be observed in the protected wetlands. For shopping, administration or healthcare, the town of Vera is reachable via the recently improved La Cabuzana road, while Garrucha and Mojácar are short drives along the coast.
The Las Salinas area combines residential calm with practical access. The beach and shopping areas are less than a 15-minute walk away, or a three-minute drive, which places daily seaside use within easy reach without living in a busy tourist zone. The most distinctive environmental feature is the Las Salinas de Vera nature reserve, a protected wetland area where flamingos and other migratory birds can be observed. Pedestrian walkways, a cycle path, parks and recreational spaces surround the neighbourhood, supporting an active outdoor routine. A nearby café and mini-market cover immediate daily needs. For wider services, the town of Vera is connected via the recently improved La Cabuzana road, giving straightforward access to supermarkets, healthcare and municipal services. Garrucha, with its fishing port and seafront, and the hillside town of Mojácar lie along the coast within a short drive, visible from the apartment itself on clear days. The area is noticeably quieter outside the summer months, which shapes the character of the neighbourhood across the year. Views extend inland towards Bédar and Los Gallardos, adding a rural dimension to the outlook.
The map shows the apartment's position in the Las Salinas district of Vera Playa, with the protected salt marshes directly adjacent, the beach and shopping area within walking distance, and the towns of Vera, Garrucha and Mojácar all within a short drive along the coast and the La Cabuzana road.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Vera Playa occupies a coastal position in the province of Almería, in the eastern part of Andalusia's Mediterranean coast, north of Mojácar and close to the boundary with the Costa Cálida. The location is quieter and less densely developed than the Marbella, Estepona stretch of the Costa del Sol, which is reflected in property price levels. Within its immediate region, the apartment sits between the traditional town of Vera inland, the fishing town of Garrucha on the coast, and the hillside white village of Mojácar, giving residents access to three different town characters within a short drive. Almería city and its airport lie to the south-west; Murcia, Corvera airport serves the area from the north.
The nearest coastline and shopping areas are less than a 15-minute walk from the apartment, or a three-minute drive. The town of Vera is reached via the La Cabuzana road, which has recently been improved, making the connection by car straightforward. Garrucha and Mojácar, both visible from the apartment's south-facing position, are short drives along the coast. A café, mini-market and other local services operate in the immediate vicinity, covering day-to-day needs on foot. Public transport options in this residential area are limited, as is typical for the Vera Playa coast, so a car is the practical means of transport for most journeys beyond the neighbourhood. Within the complex, lift access serves all floors and generous communal parking is provided, which simplifies arrival and departure for residents and guests. Cycling is a realistic alternative for local trips thanks to the dedicated cycle path along the coast.
Vera Playa sits on the Mediterranean coast of Almería, one of the sunniest corners of Spain, with long, hot summers and mild winters that support outdoor living for most of the year. The south-facing orientation of this third-floor apartment maximises daylight hours, particularly in winter when the sun sits lower. The adjoining Las Salinas de Vera wetlands create a micro-landscape of salt flats and lagoons that attracts flamingos and migratory birds, especially in the cooler months. The terrain in the immediate area is flat, which makes walking and cycling practical; inland towards Bédar and Los Gallardos the landscape rises into hillier country, visible from the apartment. The indoor pool in the complex allows swimming outside the summer season, complementing the two outdoor pools used in warmer months. Buyers should note that south-facing glazing plus the Almería summer sun makes active use of the air conditioning and ceiling fans a realistic part of summer living.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The beach is the primary recreational asset, reachable on foot in under 15 minutes. Vera Playa is known for its broad, sandy coastline, and Garrucha's seafront is a short drive away. Recreation within the complex itself is well provided: two outdoor swimming pools for summer use, an indoor pool for year-round swimming, a paddle tennis court and children's play areas, all set in landscaped communal gardens. Beyond the complex, the pedestrian walkways and the cycle path along the coast support running, walking and cycling as daily activities. The protected salt marshes offer birdwatching and nature walks on the doorstep. For sport and leisure further afield, the surrounding region of Almería offers golf courses, hiking in the nearby sierras and water sports along the coast. The combination of beach, wetland nature and on-site facilities gives residents several layers of recreation without needing to travel far.
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