Beach side Properties for Sale in Torremolinos
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
48 properties for sale in TorremolinosUpdated daily · Last sync 23 Oct 2026
Explore the Torremolinos area guide.
Beach side property in Torremolinos occupies the narrow strip between the A-7 coastal road and the Mediterranean, placing you within a few minutes' walk of seven kilometres of sandy shoreline.
This is a different proposition from hillside living: you trade elevation and sweeping views for immediate access to the promenade, beach bars and the working rhythm of a year-round coastal town.
The beachfront in Torremolinos runs from La Carihuela in the west through Bajondillo to Los Álamos in the east. La Carihuela remains the most traditional stretch, with a fishing heritage still visible in the architecture and a promenade lined with family-run restaurants serving fresh sardines. Bajondillo sits closer to the town centre and attracts a younger crowd, particularly during the warmer months. Los Álamos and the area near Playamar offer a quieter feel with more residential blocks and less through traffic once the summer season winds down. Beach side property here is almost exclusively apartments, from compact studios to three-bedroom units in low-rise and mid-rise blocks built between the early 1970s and the late 1980s. A smaller number of new-build developments have appeared near the marina and along the eastern stretch, typically incorporating communal pools and underground parking. Older buildings often have limited parking, and street spaces fill quickly from late spring onwards. Most apartments offer either a direct sea view or a side angle depending on floor and orientation. Ground-floor units with private terraces are less common but do appear, particularly in complexes set back one or two streets from the sand. Living on the beach side means accepting a degree of seasonal variation. The promenade is busy from late spring through to early autumn, with a steady flow of visitors, outdoor dining and live music. Outside those months the atmosphere shifts: many beach bars close or reduce hours, the pavements empty, and the town takes on a quieter, more local character. Year-round residents appreciate this rhythm, but it is not for everyone. Noise can be an issue in buildings close to bars or the main promenade, especially on weekends. Double glazing helps, but older blocks are not always well insulated. The beach side also brings practical considerations. Salt air accelerates wear on paintwork, metalwork and communal areas, so maintenance standards matter. Buildings with active resident communities and regular upkeep tend to age better. Proximity to the sea also means limited green space: most communal gardens are modest, and larger parks lie inland across the A-7. For buyers who prioritise easy beach access and do not need extensive outdoor space or mountain views, beach side property in Torremolinos offers one of the most straightforward entry points to coastal living on the Costa del Sol.
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