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Luxury apartments on the Costa del Sol.
Beachfront penthouses in Puerto Banús, contemporary lateral flats on the Golden Mile and design-led residences in Estepona's new marina district. A considered shortlist of apartments for buyers who value location, light and a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle.
From the book
A current selection of apartments.
Penthouse
Carvajal · Fuengirola
New-Build 3-Bed Penthouse in Carvajal, Fuengirola
€2,549,000
Penthouse
Playa de los Boliches · Fuengirola
New-Build 3-Bed Penthouse in Playa de los Boliches, Fuengirola
€1,990,000
Apartment
Reserva del Higuerón · Fuengirola
New-Build 3-Bed Apartment in Reserva del Higuerón, Fuengirola
€1,950,000
Penthouse
El Higuerón · Fuengirola
New-Build 3-Bed Penthouse in El Higuerón, Fuengirola
€1,690,000
Apartment
Cerros del Águila · Mijas
New-Build 4-Bed Apartment in Cerros del Águila, Mijas
€1,675,000
Penthouse
Centro · Fuengirola
New-Build 3-Bed Penthouse in Centro, Fuengirola
€1,550,000
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Market data
Average prices by area
| Area | Listings | Avg. Price | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marbella | 4 | €1,627,250 | €860,000 – €2,450,000 |
| Puerto Banús | 1 | €1,197,000 | €1,197,000 – €1,197,000 |
| Golden Mile | 11 | €2,720,000 | €1,995,000 – €4,650,000 |
| Nueva Andalucía | 2 | €1,925,000 | €1,200,000 – €2,650,000 |
| Estepona | 12 | €1,722,500 | €790,000 – €2,995,000 |
| Mijas | 38 | €1,128,559 | €710,000 – €2,549,000 |
| Los Monteros | 1 | €2,450,000 | €2,450,000 – €2,450,000 |
| Los Flamingos | 2 | €1,075,000 | €1,075,000 – €1,075,000 |
| Guadalmina | 1 | €1,050,000 | €1,050,000 – €1,050,000 |
| Benahávís | 3 | €1,094,667 | €860,000 – €1,349,000 |
Introduction
A considered book of luxury apartments.
A luxury apartment on the Costa del Sol is a particular kind of buy. It is a lock-and-leave base for frequent travellers, a weekend home between European city life and the sea, or a full-time retirement residence chosen for its walkability and service. Our book covers the full spectrum, from frontline beach penthouses on the Marbella Golden Mile and marina-front units in Puerto Banus to architect-led second-line apartments in Estepona and hillside blocks with long sea views above Nueva Andalucia.
What we refuse to do is blur the line between frontline and second line, or wave away the real running costs. Every apartment in the book comes with a clear statement of community fees, an honest read of the reserve fund, a check on any pending derramas and a realistic view of rental performance if that matters to the brief. When we show you a sea view in a photograph, we have already walked the terrace ourselves and we know whether it survives in December light as well as in July.
Apartment buyers on the Costa del Sol typically fall into three groups, and we tailor the conversation to which group you belong to. The first group wants a second home for family summers and the long shoulder seasons, prioritising lock-and-leave convenience, a reliable community and a short walk to the beach. The second group is relocating full time, trading a larger villa for the simpler life of an apartment with concierge service, a gym on the ground floor and the kind of neighbours who will collect a parcel while you are travelling. The third group is buying primarily for yield — a well-chosen frontline unit rented professionally through the summer season — and needs a hard-nosed read on occupancy, cleaning, management fees and the regulatory regime before they commit.
Whichever group you sit in, the numbers have to be honest. We take the time to explain how community statutes work in Andalucia, why the reserve fund line on the last AGM minutes matters more than the monthly headline figure, and how extraordinary contributions can land without warning when a building needs a new roof, a lift overhaul or a structural repair to underground parking. We also walk you through the lift access, the storeroom arrangement, the parking allocation and the quiet-hours rules of any block before we put it on your shortlist, because those are the details that determine whether an apartment feels like a sanctuary or a constant source of small frustrations once you move in.
What we include
How our apartment service actually works.
Frontline vs second-line transparency
On the Costa del Sol, two apartment blocks a hundred metres apart can differ in value by 40 per cent based purely on whether they sit frontline to the beach, second line behind a coastal road, or set further back into the urbanisation. We tell you exactly where each block sits in that hierarchy, show you the walk to the sand, and never let a marketing photograph compress distance in a way that misleads you on a first viewing.
HOA and fee disclosure up front
Community fees on a well-run Costa del Sol apartment block can be modest or, on a concierge-heavy beachfront building with spas and 24/7 security, substantial. Before you reserve we pull the latest AGM minutes, the reserve fund balance, the pending derrama (extraordinary contributions) and any legal disputes the community is involved in. You see the numbers and the risks before you commit, not after the notary appointment.
Rental-yield honest take
A lot of apartments on the Costa del Sol are sold on the promise of rental yield that the numbers do not actually support. We walk you through realistic summer and winter occupancy, cleaning costs, management fees and the licensing regime for short-let in each municipality. If the yield maths does not work, we will tell you plainly. If it does, we will introduce you to the rental managers we trust to run the property professionally.
How we work
A three-step process, without the theatrics.
Discovery
A thirty-minute call — or coffee in Marbella — to understand the brief. Budget, family situation, residency needs, the home you are actually imagining.
Shortlist
We send a handful of considered options, including a few from the off-market book. Every property has been visited, photographed and priced by a member of our team.
Reservation
When you find the one, we coordinate the reservation contract, your independent lawyer, NIE paperwork and the timeline to notary. No pressure, no chasing.
Questions
Luxury apartments, honest answers.
- Community fees on a standard beachfront block with pool, gardens and one doorman sit in the range of €200 to €450 per month. On a premium complex with a spa, concierge, gym, 24/7 security and extensive landscaped grounds you should expect €500 to €1,200 per month, and flagship resort-style buildings can cross €2,000. Always check the reserve fund balance and recent derramas before reserving — a cheap fee today can hide a large capital call tomorrow.
Next step
Request the private apartment book.
Tell us the brief — budget, preferred floor, the view you have in mind — and we will send a considered shortlist of luxury apartments on the Costa del Sol within a working day, including a few from the off-market book you will not see elsewhere.