Townhouses for Sale in Torremolinos
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
Torremolinos is on the Costa del Sol.
12 townhouses for sale in TorremolinosMedian €3,426/sqmUpdated daily · Last sync 27 Oct 2026
Explore the Torremolinos area guide.
Townhouses in Torremolinos offer a practical middle ground for buyers who want more space and independence than an apartment but less maintenance than a villa.
Most sit within compact communities close to the beach, shops, and the train line that connects Málaga airport to Fuengirola.
The typical Torremolinos townhouse is a two or three-storey terrace property with between two and four bedrooms, a small private patio or garden, and often a roof terrace. You will find the highest concentration in developments built from the 1980s through to the early 2000s, clustered in neighbourhoods like Playamar, Montemar, and the streets behind Playa del Lido. Many of these communities include a shared pool and gardens, which reduces the upkeep compared to a standalone villa while still giving you private outdoor space and your own front door. Living in a townhouse here suits buyers who want to walk or cycle to the beach, supermarkets, and restaurants without relying entirely on a car. Most developments sit within ten to fifteen minutes on foot from the promenade, and the Renfe commuter train makes regular trips to Málaga and the airport straightforward. Parking is usually included, either in a garage beneath the property or a designated space within the community, which matters in a town where street parking can be tight during the busier months. The layout of a Torremolinos townhouse typically places living areas and a guest toilet on the ground floor, bedrooms on the first floor, and either a third bedroom or a roof terrace on the top level. Corner units often have side windows and a little extra garden, while mid-terrace properties tend to be slightly more affordable and quieter. Community fees cover the shared pool, communal gardens, exterior lighting, and sometimes water, and they are generally lower than those charged in larger resort-style complexes. This type of property works well for families who want a permanent base with outdoor space, retirees looking for manageable year-round living close to services, and second-home owners who prefer something more substantial than an apartment but do not want the full responsibility of a detached villa. If you need a large private garden, complete independence from neighbours, or the flexibility to extend or redesign extensively, a villa will be a better match.
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A townhouse gives you more indoor and outdoor space than an apartment, with your own entrance and usually a private patio or roof terrace, but without the garden and pool maintenance that comes with a villa. In Torremolinos, where proximity to the beach and train station matters, townhouses are often the most practical choice for buyers who want space and walkability without spending weekends on upkeep.
Playamar and Montemar hold most of the beachside townhouse communities, with Playamar offering the shortest walk to the sand and Montemar sitting slightly higher on the hillside with better views. The streets around Playa del Lido also have smaller pockets of townhouse developments that are close to both the beach and the shops along Calle San Miguel. Avoid the areas inland toward the motorway if walking to the coast is a priority.
You can walk to the bakery, supermarket, and beach most mornings, and the train station makes trips to Málaga or the airport easy without a car. Your community pool is quieter outside the peak travel season, and you will have neighbours who live here permanently rather than just visiting for a few weeks. Most townhouse owners use their roof terrace or small garden for morning coffee or evening meals, and the layout gives you enough separation from neighbours that you do not feel overlooked.
Townhouses suit families, retirees, and remote workers who want space, outdoor living, and easy access to the beach and transport without the cost and upkeep of a villa. If you need a large private garden, complete architectural freedom, or total seclusion, a villa is a better match. If you travel often and want minimal maintenance, or if you prefer living right on the seafront, an apartment will serve you better.
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