New Development in Fuengirola

Panoramic sea views reach both the living areas and the master bedrooms, which have been oriented to make the most of the Mediterranean outlook. Private terraces extend the indoor space outward, giving each home a place to take in the view and the light that comes with an elevated hillside position.

The homes sit in Fuengirola, on rising ground with the sea spread out below. Built areas are 106–123 m², terraces measure 43–72 m², and homes come in 2–3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms. Completion is scheduled for December 2026.

Homes come in 2–3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, built areas of 106–123 m² and private terraces of 43–72 m². Living areas and master bedrooms are oriented toward the sea, and several apartments also have pool views in addition to the panoramic sea views.

The development offers a communal pool with a landscaped garden around it, a gym, a solarium and a utility room. Homes have underfloor heating in the bathrooms, hot and cold air conditioning, double glazing, domotics, fitted wardrobes and a jacuzzi. The building includes a lift, an entry phone system, a storage room, and a garage with room for two or more vehicles, private parking and an EV charge point.

Fuengirola spreads along a coastal strip of about 8 km, and a long seafront promenade joins its main beaches: Los Boliches, La Campana, Las Gaviotas and Torreblanca. Sohail Castle stands on a hill by the mouth of the river, built in 956 under Abd al-Rahman III on earlier Roman remains, and it hosts concerts in summer.

The port, used for leisure and fishing, has 226 berths. Bioparc, opened in 1978, holds about 1,300 animals of 140 species. The climate is Mediterranean subtropical, with about 3,000 hours of sun a year and an average temperature of 18 °C.

The Cercanías C-1 line from Málaga, by way of the airport, ends in Fuengirola. The year's main dates are the fiestas of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, from 6 to 12 October, and the Virgen del Carmen celebrations in July at Los Boliches.