Lomas del Higuerón sits on the hillside between Fuengirola and Benalmádena, part of the wider Higuerón Resort development that has reshaped this stretch of the Costa del Sol over the past decade. Current asking prices sit around €599,000, reflecting the resort's positioning as a lifestyle-led area rather than a simple residential address. The development sprawls across multiple phases, each with its own character, though all share access to the central amenities that define the Higuerón brand.
the area operates as an open development rather than a gated enclave, with residents moving freely between phases and the commercial areas that include restaurants, a sports club, and retail units. Pools are distributed across the site, some attached to individual phase buildings, others part of the central resort facilities. The spa and gym sit within the Higuerón Sport Club, a separate membership facility that residents can access. Architecture leans contemporary, with white render, glass balustrades, and terraces designed to maximise sea views where the topography allows. Gardens are maintained communally, though the scale of the development means green space varies significantly between phases. The buyer base splits between northern European second-home owners and Spanish families relocating from inland cities, drawn by the resort infrastructure and proximity to Fuengirola's services.
With one active listing as of June 2026, the market here moves in pulses rather than steady flow. The current average price per square metre stands at €4,608, a figure that reflects both the resort branding and the variability in unit quality across different construction phases. Apartments dominate the stock, ranging from compact two-bedroom units in older blocks to larger three-bedroom layouts in newer phases with better finishes. Resale activity tends to cluster around school term changes and the end of the summer season, when families make relocation decisions. The limited listing count suggests either strong owner retention or simply a quiet moment in the cycle.
This suits buyers who want resort facilities without the isolation of a purely residential area, and who value proximity to Fuengirola's town centre over beachfront location. The development's scale means you share amenities with hundreds of other households, which can mean crowded pools in July and August. The hillside position delivers views but adds a steep walk or drive to reach the beach, roughly 1.5 kilometres down the slope.
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