Properties for Sale in Fuengirola
Fuengirola is on the Costa del Sol.
Fuengirola is on the Costa del Sol.
532 properties for sale in FuengirolaAvg €5,344/sqmUpdated daily · Last sync 28 Oct 2026
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Fuengirola sits on the central Costa del Sol between Málaga and Marbella, offering a mix of beachfront apartments, hillside villas, and golf properties within easy reach of the airport and a year-round expat community.
Fuengirola occupies a wide stretch of coastline with over seven kilometres of beaches, a working fishing port, and a compact town centre that stays lively through the winter. The seafront promenade connects sandy beaches like Playa de Santa Amalia and Playa del Castillo, while the hills above town hold quieter residential pockets and golf courses including Cerrado del Aguila Golf. The train from Málaga Airport stops in the centre, and the town has its own marina, Puerto Deportivo de Fuengirola, plus the Hospital Vithas Xanit International. Most property for sale in Fuengirola is apartment-based, from older two-bedroom resales near the beach to modern penthouses in gated developments with pools and sea views. The town centre and Los Boliches neighbourhood attract buyers who want walking distance to shops, bars, and the train. Hillside urbanisations such as those near Mijas Golf or above Torreblanca offer townhouses and detached villas with gardens, often with views over the coast or the mountains inland. The lifestyle is practical rather than exclusive. Fuengirola has large supermarkets, international schools, year-round healthcare, and a strong English-speaking network, which appeals to retirees, remote workers, and families who want services without relying on a car. The town also draws Spanish buyers from inland cities who use properties as second homes. Restaurants range from chiringuitos on the sand to tapas bars in the old quarter, and the Tuesday market is one of the largest weekly street markets on the coast. Fuengirola suits buyers who want an active, sociable base with good transport links and a real sense of community. It lacks the luxury polish of Marbella or the rural peace of inland villages, but it offers reliability, convenience, and a choice of property types at prices that remain accessible compared to neighbouring resort towns.
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Process, costs and taxes, answered by our local team.
Owners pay IBI, the annual property tax set by Fuengirola town hall based on the cadastral value of your home. Rates vary by property type and location within the municipality, and the bill arrives once a year. You will also pay a small annual refuse collection charge.
Surveys are not mandatory in Spain, but many buyers commission an independent structural survey or architect's report, especially for older buildings or resale apartments. This helps identify hidden defects, planning compliance issues, or community debt before you sign. Your lawyer will also verify legal title and urban planning status.
Two-bedroom apartments within walking distance of the beach or train station are in steady demand for both short-term holiday lets and long-term tenants. Properties with a terrace, air conditioning, and access to a communal pool attract more bookings. Check the latest municipal rules on tourist licences before committing to a rental strategy.
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