Properties for Sale in Torremolinos
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
137 properties for sale in TorremolinosAvg €4,412/sqmUpdated daily · Last sync 28 Oct 2026
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Torremolinos sits on the western side of the Costa del Sol, just minutes from Málaga airport and the capital. Its beaches, year-round sunshine, and mix of apartments and townhouses draw local families, international retirees, and investors alike.
Torremolinos stretches along six kilometres of coastline between Málaga city and Benalmádena. The town lies at the foot of the Sierra de Mijas, giving the northern neighbourhoods gentle hillside views while the beachfront areas like La Carihuela and Bajondillo open directly onto the sand. The Marina Real Club Mediterráneo anchors the western end, and the Campo de Golf Miguel Ángel Jiménez sits inland near the Parador. This is one of the most accessible parts of the coast, with the airport ten minutes away by car and the Cercanías commuter train linking the town centre to Málaga and Fuengirola every twenty minutes. The property market here revolves around apartments. Most buildings date from the 1970s through to the early 2000s, with modern developments appearing near Montemar and Los Álamos. Beachfront and second-line blocks in La Carihuela and El Calvario offer sea views and walking access to restaurants and beach clubs. Inland, the Montemar Alto and Playamar areas provide larger floor plans and parking, often within gated complexes. Townhouses are less common but can be found in the quieter residential pockets above the main coast road. New-build projects tend to be smaller, often replacing older stock in central locations. Torremolinos has a strong local Spanish community alongside a long-established international population, particularly British, Scandinavian, and German. The town offers a full calendar of schools, health services including Hospital Marítimo de Torremolinos, supermarkets, and public transport. The promenade is wide and level, making it popular with families and older buyers. Nightlife is concentrated around the Plaza de la Nogalera and Calle San Miguel, so those seeking quiet should look to the northern residential areas or the quieter stretches near Playa del Lido. This is not a village, and it is not a gated resort. Torremolinos is a working town with a lively, year-round character. It suits buyers who want good transport links, everyday amenities within walking distance, and a beach lifestyle without the premium prices of Marbella or Puerto Banús. The mix of owner-occupiers and rental tenants makes it equally workable for permanent residence or for generating rental income during the summer months.
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Resale properties in Torremolinos attract Andalucian transfer tax on a sliding scale, starting lower for modest values and rising progressively for higher purchase amounts. New builds are exempt from transfer tax but incur VAT and a separate stamp duty charge. Your lawyer will calculate the exact liability based on the declared value and property type.
Conveyancing timelines in Torremolinos depend on whether you are buying resale or off-plan. A straightforward resale with clear title and no mortgage can complete within weeks once contracts are signed, while new developments follow the builder's construction schedule. Your solicitor will coordinate land registry searches, tax clearances, and notary appointment to keep the process moving.
Torremolinos has a strong apartment market, particularly along the beachfront and in the central residential zones, reflecting the town's urban character and holiday appeal. Villas and townhouses are available but represent a smaller share of listings, often found in quieter hillside pockets or on the outskirts. Buyers seeking detached homes may find broader choice in neighbouring municipalities.
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