Beachfront Penthouses for Sale in Torremolinos
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
6 penthouses for sale in TorremolinosUpdated daily · Last sync 24 Oct 2026
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Beachfront penthouses for sale in Torremolinos sit directly on the seafront with uninterrupted access to the sand, placing you within the town's most established coastal corridor.
These top-floor homes combine the privacy of a rooftop terrace with the convenience of a lift and concierge.
Beachfront penthouses in Torremolinos occupy mid-rise and high-rise buildings that run immediately alongside Playa del Lido and the central beaches, with no road separating the property from the water. Most buildings date from the town's expansion in the late twentieth century, and many have been refurbished to include underground parking, double glazing and lift access to every floor. Penthouses in these blocks typically offer two or three bedrooms, a main terrace facing the sea and a second terrace or solarium on the roof. The rooftop spaces are often larger than the interior footprint of the apartment, giving you room for outdoor dining, sun loungers and planting. The majority of beachfront penthouses lie along the Paseo Marítimo between La Carihuela and the town centre, where the promenade is wide, palm-lined and backed by a continuous strip of restaurants and beach clubs. A smaller number stand closer to the Marina Real Club Mediterráneo, where the seafront is quieter and the walk to supermarkets and health facilities is shorter. Buildings are generally arranged in small gated blocks rather than large resort-style complexes, so community fees cover entry systems, garden maintenance and perimeter lighting rather than heated pools or spa facilities. Owners use the lift to reach the beach in under two minutes, then return to a private rooftop where the afternoon breeze and elevated sightlines create a different atmosphere from ground-floor apartments. The Málaga-Fuengirola commuter train stops at three stations in Torremolinos, and the airport terminal is ten minutes away by car. Most penthouses are sold fully furnished with air conditioning and fitted kitchens, and the buildings allow both permanent residence and short-term rental where community statutes permit. You will share the promenade with year-round residents, second-home owners from northern Europe and families who visit in school holiday periods. The density of the beachfront means you hear street activity and restaurant music in the evening, particularly in the blocks closest to Plaza de la Nogalera. Rooftop terraces soften that proximity, but buyers who prefer silence after dark typically look further inland or towards the lower-density ends of the coast.
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The strip between La Carihuela and Calle del Cauce holds the densest row of mid-rise blocks with direct beach access. This section of the Paseo Marítimo sits close to the pedestrianised streets behind the promenade, giving you a short walk to bakeries, pharmacies and the Thursday market. The beachfront near Bajondillo and the marina is quieter but offers fewer buildings with true first-line positioning.
Many include both a main terrace attached to the living area and a separate rooftop solarium accessed by internal stairs or an external staircase. The solarium is often as large as the apartment footprint and may be divided into zones for sun loungers, an outdoor kitchen and potted plants. Some older buildings offer only a single wraparound terrace on the penthouse level, so the layout varies by block and construction period.
Most beachfront buildings include one or two underground parking spaces with the penthouse, and the garage entrance is usually on a side street rather than the promenade. Street parking along the Paseo Marítimo is metered and heavily used, so buyers who need daily car access should confirm the number of allocated spaces before completing. Buildings without underground parking often have an agreement with a nearby public garage.
