Beach side Townhouses for Sale in Calahonda
Calahonda is in Mijas.
Calahonda is in Mijas.
6 townhouses for sale in CalahondaUpdated daily · Last sync 14 Nov 2026
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Beach side townhouses for sale in Calahonda sit on the sea side of the A-7 coastal road, placing homes closer to the shore than properties on the hillside.
These are multi-level homes with shared walls, typically arranged in low-rise blocks with communal gardens and pools.
The beach side designation refers to position relative to the main coastal route. Homes on this side of the road are generally level with the coastline or on gentle slopes, giving easier pedestrian access to the beach and seafront promenade. Many beach side townhouses sit within gated communities that include La Luna-Royale Beach. Architecture tends toward whitewashed Mediterranean styles with private terraces or small gardens. These homes suit buyers who prioritise proximity to the water and prefer a property with outdoor space over an apartment. The setting is quieter than central Calahonda, with fewer commercial premises immediately adjacent.
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Beach side townhouses sit on flat ground between the A-7 and the shore, so owners can reach the sand, coastal path and beach bars on foot in under ten minutes without climbing hills. Hillside townhouses require a car or a steep walk down, and the return journey after a beach day involves a gradient that discourages spontaneous trips. Beach side properties also catch the sea breeze year-round, which keeps interiors cooler in summer without constant air conditioning.
The strip running parallel to the coast between La Luna-Royale Beach and the western edge of Calahonda contains the majority of beach side townhouse developments. Most sit one or two streets back from the promenade, behind a single row of apartments or small commercial blocks, so the walk to the beach rarely exceeds five minutes. The communities closest to Puerto Cabopino in the east often share access to wider coastal paths and quieter stretches of sand.
Many owners walk to the beach before breakfast for a swim or to the promenade for coffee at a chiringuito, then return home by mid-morning. Weekends often include a longer beach walk east toward Puerto Cabopino or west toward Fuengirola, and evenings are spent on the upstairs terrace or in the communal garden. The flat walk and close distance mean owners can make several short trips to the water each day rather than planning a single outing.
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Map shows the approximate Calahonda area, Costa del Sol.
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