Immaculate 2 bedroom Apartment for sale with sea view in Torreblanca, Fuengirola, Andalucia
This residential complex consists of 36 apartments of 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms with generous terraces, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean from sunrise to sunset.
The living and dining room area offers the comfort of open and luminous spaces, and there is a fitted and equipped kitchen.
This functional design provides the rooms with plenty of light. In an enclave of tranquillity and at the same time close to the main leisure areas of Fuengirola.
For the comfort of its guests, each apartment has two parking spaces and a storage room.
The complex boasts a swimming pool for adults and a dedicated children's pool and a garden area for rest and relaxation.
Furthermore, there is a gym and a social centre.
2 Bedrooms 365,000 EUR to 486,000 EUR - 102 m2 to 119 m2
3 Bedrooms 574,000 EUR to 630,000 EUR - 160 m2 to 176 m2
4 Bedrooms 632,000 EUR to 784,000 EUR - 177 m2 to 223 m2
Located in Fuengirola, a coastal town in the province of Malaga with one of the best infrastructures and variety of services on the Costa del Sol. The beautiful promenade connects its beaches with some of its imposing points of interest, among which the castle of Sohail. Fuengirola combines the most deeply rooted traditions of the area with innovation and modernity. Its privileged geographical location, between the sea and the mountains, and its excellent connection with Malaga, place it among the most attractive destinations in the province.
The idea of the development was born simulating a lookout boat with impressive views of the Mediterranean, integrating itself into the orography, mimicking the use of native materials, wood and water as an element always present in the living areas and noble materials that extol the architecture.
Committed to renewable energies with the general installation of solar energy collection for the production of domestic hot water, as well as the pre-installation for recharging electric vehicles.
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