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Ref: D1A1910 |
Apartment for sale |
Benalmadena Costa |
185,000 € |
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Beds: 1 |
Baths: 1 |
Built (m2): 60 |
Plot: 0 |
 Stunning sea views are one of the main features of this 11th floor spacious 1 bed apartment, located just a 5 minute walk to the nearest beach with the centre of Benalmadena town and the harbour, just a 10 minute stroll along the beautiful paseo. In addition you have a very sought after private car parking space in front of the apartment block, which saves you all that hassle of driving around to find somewhere to park, especially in the summer months.
This apartment was totally refurbished earlier this year to a very high standard. A good sized lounge/diner, with access onto the enclosed glazed sun terrace offers amazing views over-looking the entire coastline and the Mijas mountain ranges to the East.
Excellent investment/rental opportunity - currently used for short term holiday rentals, returning a rental of 650€ pw in summer months.
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Ref: 426397 |
Apartment for sale |
Torrequebrada |
229,000 € |
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Beds: 2 |
Baths: 2 |
Built (m2): - |
Plot: 0 |
 This charming, quality 2 bed apartment boasts beautiful golf, sea and mountain views. The property has a proven track record in the rental market and has an in place mortgage which can be taken over if so desired.
Close to Golf, Furnished, Fitted Kitchen, Underground parking, Communal Pool, Community Garden, Facing South and West, Excellent views to Golf, Mountains, Sea.
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Ref: B2A1109 |
Apartment for sale |
Benalmadena |
From 260,000€ |
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Beds: 2 |
Baths: 2 |
Built (m2): - |
Plot: 0 |
 Luxury homes for the over 55´s. Two bed apartments, duplexes and penthouses in a self sufficient community overseen by management team. Gated secure community. Overlooking the Mediterranean with well established gardens. Leisure facilities include auditorium, outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, bowls green. Fully equipped spa with heated indoor pool.
Clubhouse, restaurant, bar, library, business centre and cinema. Exclusive lifestyle opportunity for the over 55´s.
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Ref: D4TH1308 |
Town house for sale |
Carvajal |
315,000 € |
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Beds: 4 |
Baths: 2 |
Built (m2):160 |
Terrace: 83m2 |
 With amazing coastal views towards Fuengirola, this elevated 4 bedroom 2 bathroom townhouse is located in a quiet area of Carvajal, and just a 5 minute walk to the beach. On the entrance level are 3 double sized bedrooms. On the next level down there's the fourth bedroom, fully fitted kitchen and a very spacious lounge/dining area with access to a covered terrace with fabulous panoramic views. On the lower level is a large store area, entry to the large outer rear patio and BBQ area and the communal pool and landscaped gardens.
An ideal location close to all amenities, making this a great family home or an excellent investment rental opportunity. Owners want a quick sale.
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Ref: ND705 |
New Villas for sale |
Benalmadena Costa |
475,000 € |
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Beds: 4 |
Baths: 3 |
Built (m2):179 |
Plot: 811m2 |
 A Villa built to your design, personal taste, and a budget to suit your pocket.
Prices start from 475,000€/Vila 92 - a 117m2 built + 34m2 terrace on a 639m2 plot up to 590,000€/Villa 67 - a 117m2 + 34m2 terrace on a 811m2 plot.
You can increase the project to a maximum build size on Villa 92 to 140m2 built + 54m2 terrace on the same size plot (as above) for 516,945€, and Villa 67 to 179m2 built + 63m2 terrace on the same size plot (as above) for 682.049€.
Chose your own layout - 2, 3 or even 4 beds depending on what you require. Full specification sheet is available on request.
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ABOUT BENALMADENA
Located in the western Costa del Sol region, 20 kilometres from the city of Málaga and 15 kms from Málaga Airport.
This municipality, which stretches from the southern foothills of the Sierra de Mijas to the sea’s edge, consists of three population centres, which are now practically joined together, but which nevertheless are still well differentiated: Benalmadena Pueblo, Benalmadena Costa and Arroyo de la Miel.
Benalmadena can be reached by a four-lane highway and by train. There is also an excellent marina that is being enlarged in order to enable small cruise ships to dock.
Benalmadena Pueblo is a typical whitewashed Andalusian village with narrow streets and relaxing squares. Due to the elevation (almost 300 metres) of the village centre, and its proximity to the sea, it has a number of exceptional vantage points for viewing the Costa del Sol.
A large part of the population and municipal services are concentrated in Arroyo de la Miel, a subsidiary administrative district that owes its growth to the commuter railway station, and is the economic centre of the municipality.
Benalmadena Costa is the most cosmopolitan section and it is here that the tourist attractions of sun and beach are found: large hotels, a casino, leisure port and businesses of all kinds. The port in particular to comes alive at night and boasts some excellent disco bars.
The first known settlements in Benalmadena date back to the end of the upper late Palaeolithic, as evidenced by the archaeological remains found in some of the municipality’s caves (Cueva del Toro, Cueva de los Botijos and Cueva de la Zorrera).
In the 7th and 8th centuries B.C. the Phoenicians reached this coastal area and the remains of some of their settlements can be found in the municipality. Roman settlements followed and numerous remains can be found along the coast of Benalmádena. The ruins of a salting factory in the Benal-Roma area, together with ruins of other villages and fishing facilities near Torremuelle and Capellania are particularly noteworthy. The watchtowers marking the Benalmádena coast, whose mission was to keep the area free from the attacks of the pirates that threatened the coast, also date back to that time.
When the Arabs arrived in southern Spain they named the town ‘Ben-Al-Madina’, which means ‘children of the mines’. This could be due to the existence of mines in the area, from which iron ore but mainly ochre had been extracted since Phoenician times.
Christian troops not only conquered but also destroyed the village, and with it, its castle:some of the watchtowers that still stand close to the sea date from that era.
When several paper factories began operations in the eighteenth century the region began to recover a stable population. It was to increase years later with grape cultivation but it was the phenomenon of tourism, which began in Benalmádena in the 1960’s, which was to drive the economy forward at an unstoppable rate. |
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