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Spanish Property for SaleWe only display a small sample of our Spanish properties on our page in different locations and in different price brackets. For more information please use search on our mls on the left for either resale or off plan properties. Costa del SolFor the past twenty years Benalmádena has been one of the principle tourism areas on the Costa del Sol. It is divided into three urban areas: Benalmádena Pueblo, Arroyo de la Miel and Benalmádena Costa plus Torrequebrada. There is plenty to do all the year round, among the attractions being the award winning Puerto Marina, the Casino in Torrequebrada and the golf course of the same name. The marina, in Benalmádena Costa, can take up to almost 1,000 boats of up to six metres long, and almost all types of water sports are practiced here, including parasailing and snorkelling. The cable cars (telecabinas) link Arroyo de la Miel with the peak of the Carramolo mountain, and from here, on a clear day, you can see across to the Africa continent. Heading down from the town on the Torremuelle road, one arrives at the Torrequebrada Casino, one of the best entertainment and conference centres on the entire coastline. In the housing development of the same name one finds the Torrequebrada Golf Course
Fuengirola is one of the smallest areas on the Costa del Sol with its municipal area extending only eleven square kilometres along the coast between Benalmádena and Mijas, incorporating Los Boliches, Los Pacos, Torreblanca and Carvajal. However Fuengirola has been a major attraction to Northern European since the seventies and has grown into one of the most important towns on the costa The area offers the best in tourism: beautiful landscape and everything for the tourist from the best restaurants to the top hotels, and a great deal more besides. Add to this the fishing harbour and marina, the nightspots and the numerous bars, and one has a very privileged town. Manilva is made up of five separate areas: Manilva, Sabinillas, El Castillo, Hondacavada and El Puerto de la Duquesa, as well as numerous housing developments. MALAGA It is just one kilometre inland from here that Nerja’s great natural wonder lay hidden for thousands of years - a huge cave, where music and dance festivals are held every summer. Designated a national monument, it is visited by over 500,000 people a year. Just a few miles down the coast is the beautiful village of La Herradura to the east and Torrox Costa to the west. Puerto Banus is located only a short drive from both Marbella and San Pedro on Spain's renowned Costa del Sol. Puerto Banus was inaugurated in 1970 and is home to some of the most impressive yachts in Europe. There is a wide array of lively bars, restaurants and designer shops in Puerto Banus. Puerto Banus is a great location for your new holiday home in the south of Spain, come and join the jet set, mix with celebrities and live the life you always dreamed of. Moor your boat in the prestige harbour or rent one out. Banus' nightlife tends to take off ofter midnight and is without a doubt the place to see and be seen Puerto Duquesa is nestled between Estepona and Sotogrande at the western end of the Costa del Sol. Bathed in sun throughout the year and well served by both Malaga and Gibraltar airports, there are several world class golf courses within a short drive. Although the infrastructure is still being put into place, Puerto Duquesa looks as though it will be a huge tourist destination within the next few years. An excellent place in which to live, with easy access to international schools and employment centres in Gibraltar or eastewards towards Malaga.. Home to the rich and famous for several decades who were charmed by the natural quietness of the area and its stunning views, nestled amongst the cork forests that are part of the protected biosphere. Sotogrande marina and its now world famous golf course are now attracting a lot of attention by international clientele who can resist the hustle and bustle of the rest of the Costa del Sol. Golf courses include Sotogrande, San Roque and Valderrama. Torrox has long been the poor relative to Nerja but is now standing on its own feet with more and more people buying property in the town, outlying areas and at Torrox Costa by the beach. Costa BlancaTorrevieja Torrevieja is situated directly on the shores of the Mediterranean on the southern part of the Costa Blanca, about 30 km south of Alicante. This beautiful Costa Blanca region is best described as a sculpture, designed by Mother nature, which has become famous for having some of the best beaches in Spain. The Torrevieja area is well-known for its salt lakes, the ¨Salinas de Torrevieja¨, extremely popular with people suffering from heart conditions, rheumatism or respiratory ailments and the salt-lakes healing powers are said to relieve the aches and pains associated with these diseases. Costa Blanca Beach Properties | Costa Blanca Golf Properties | Costa Blanca Country Homes Cabo Roig Cabo Roig is surrounded by miles and miles of clean white beaches with water sports featuring strongly in the area including sailing, scuba diving or family boat rides as the most popular activities of the area. The marina in Cabo Roig is just one of the many pretty marinas for boat owners. The delightful peninsula of old Cabo Roig on the Costa Blanca with its broad tree lined avenues boast palm trees galore and landscaped gardens with stunning views of the Mediterranean, La Manga peninsula and the Mar Menor provide a picturesque setting.
Villamartin La Zenia La Zenia is the most popular beach area, located in front of the main entrance of Villamartin. The Las Ramblas de Orihuela and Campoamor golf course are located close by Denia Denia is a coastal city located to the north of the province of Alicante and has a 20-kilometre coastline, made up of small, private and beautiful coves. A popular area for residential tourism, Denia is also the main departure point for ferries leaving for the Balearic Islands. To the north there are the fine sandy beaches of Les Marines and Les Bovetes and the shingle beaches of Les Deveses and L' Almadrava beaches which are craggy and rocky. Though the beaches are long, they are not large and generally appeal to families. The Costa Blanca mild temperature, the annual average being 18º C, means that it is a pleasant place to stay. Javea Calpe Benidorm's beaches and ever increasing range of leisure activities explain why has it has become Costa Blanca's main tourist area. Benidorm has some of the best beaches in Spain. The fine sand, cleaned daily by the town hall, the quality of the services and the transparency of the water are the main reasons given by Benidorm's many repeat visitors. Benidorm's attractions include its island, Terra Mitica theme park, Mundomar sea-life park and Aqualandia water fun park, together with hundreds of discotheques, night clubs and restaurants for every pocket. Villajoyosa
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Altea Costa Blanca Beach Properties | Costa Blanca Golf Properties | Costa Blanca Country Homes Costa AlmeriaThe Costa Almeria has a subtropical climate, nestled as it is on the Mediterranean coast, it is warm and dry with a total of over 3000 hours sunshine each year the Costa Almeria. It also has many coastal resorts and traditional fishing villages still thrive
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Albox Albox is a traditional white-washed village with it's narrow streets and numerous plazas in which to while away the hours. Albox offers all of the necessary services and amenities including shops, opticians, dentists, doctors, schools, restaurants and bars. Albox sits amongst picturesque countryside, a backdrop of mountain ranges, hills and valleys, on which the local farmers have planted olive groves, orchards of citrus trees. Albox and the outlying areas attract ever-growing numbers of tourists many of whom are searching for a rural retreat for use as a holiday home or permanent residence, so that they too can go driving over lemons in the real Spain, and yet still retain easy access to beaches and the main tourist resorts on the Costa de Almeria. Almeria Inland from Almería a lunar landscape awaits in Europe's only of desert region, which has hosted numerous spaghetti-western films. Nowadays you will find film sets in the form of a theme park, 'Mini-Hollywood' with its Safari Adventure park. Costa Almeria Properties | Costa Almeria Off-Plan Properties Agua Amarga Agua Amarga offers numerous water sports for the sports enthusiast including water-skiing, jet-skiing, swimming, fishing, diving, boating and yachting. Almerimar Each year more and more people are discovering Almerimar, the beaches, the golf, the sun and the natural beauty of the Costa Almeria. If you are in search of a relaxed way of life, free from stress, in a healthy environment, then Almerimar is for you. Cabo de Gata The crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean welcome underwater photographic safaris and all forms of fishing year round. Other water sports offered are sailing or windsurfing. For those that prefer terra firma land there are interesting excursions to follow on foot, by bicycle or in 4-wheel drive vehicles Garrucha Numerous restaurants, specializing in locally caught fish, have sprung up along the Paseo Maritimo in Garrucha offering the catch of the day, that has been bought at the afternoon auction on the quayside. Garrucha offers a respite from the local tourist attractions, with its wide sandy beach offers a perfect place to sunbathe, play sports or just relax and enjoy the view. The natural charm and appeal of Garrucha complements its exquisite fish and a sandy shores, which will surely entice you to return. Costa Almeria Properties | Costa Almeria Off-Plan Properties Mojacar Mojácar is an ancient Moorish village situated in the foothills of the Sierra Cabrera Mountains. Perched as Mojácar is overlooking the Mediterranean coastline, what was once a defensive stronghold has now become place of desire. Although the village of Mojácar remains the same as it has for centuries, the recent development of Mojácar Playa and it's wide, sandy beaches, now offers many of the features of a traditional holiday destination, including many fine restaurants, bars, hotels and shops catering for all tastes. Puerto del Rey Puerto del Rey is a small coastal village which is rapidly turning into the hot spot for golfers in the Almeria area. Presently, there are three excellent courses within 10 minutes drive of Puerto del Rey. If a relaxed way of life, away from the rat race, in a healthy environment, then Puerto del Rey could be where you have been looking for. Vera Aquatico park is a few minutes walk from Puerto del Rey Roquetas de Mar Roquetas de Mar is part of the Natural Park and the outlying marshes attract many species of indigenous birds and flamingos which come here to breed. Roquetas de Mar offers a small marina surrounded by tapas bars and attractive restaurants, specializing in locally caught fish dishes. San Jose San José is found in a natural wide bay formed by two huge sections of volcanic rock. Many virgin beaches and coves nearby are ideal for sunbathers in search of peace and tranquility. Recently discovered by tourism, San José now boasts two ports, one for fishing and one for sport activities, plus a small number chalets and apartments that have sprung up to cater for the increasing number of tourists who have discovered the natural beauty. The wide beach of San José and sheltered inlet offer excellent opportunities for all kinds of water sport, nature lovers can follow the beautiful cliffs along the coast and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Crystal clear waters offer an abundance of marine wildlife that make a perfect location for underwater diving and photography. Vera Playa You will be welcomes by the oldie world charm in Vera Playa, which has proved a most important appeal for both national and international tourism. Vera Playa boasts a gastronomic paradise for both fish and meat lovers. Velez Rubio The outstanding beauty of Velez Rubio has been nurtured over 500 years and now attracts tourists who require the best of both worlds - living in the real Spain enjoying its heritage, culture and architecture, but having easy access to beaches and main tourist areas. Since 1804 Velez Rubio has held a weekly market on Saturdays. The market stalls offer many bargains with a wide range of goods and produce at extremely competitive prices and fills four of the main streets in the city. There are also many café bars, restaurants, ice cream stalls, pubs and discothèques Costa Almeria Properties | Costa Almeria Off-Plan Properties Costa CalidaThe Costa Calida offers a distinctly traditional Spanish feel and is a far cry from some of the high rise and high density development found on some other Spanish coastlines. The Costa Calida has many miles of coastline made up of small inlets, coves and sandy beaches. The waters are unpolluted and perfect for sub aqua activities. In the clear waters you will see a fascinating array of flora and fauna. The area is sheltered against the Meseta winds encouraging a pleasant year round temperature. Scenic routes across the Algarrobo range are a delight; teaming with wildlife such as rabbits, partridges, foxes, kestrels and eagles, all enjoying their natural habitat. Wild thyme, rosemary and lavender abound in the mountains and these herbs will be found complimenting many local dishes. Costa Calida Properties | Costa Calida Off-Plan Properties Aguilas
Beautiful sandy beaches surround the town and the weekly market is the best in the area. Aguilas is famous throughout Spain for its week long colourful Mardi Gras Fiesta Calabardina With a handful of local shops, restaurants and bars the village is also a popular holiday location for the Spanish
San Juan de los Terreros his idyllic area nestles between the hills and sandy beaches fringing the Mediterranean. With a handful of restaurants, bars and shops, San Juan has been a favourite destination for discerning Spanish people seeking a peaceful and tranquil beach location. Two splendid golf complexes are being developed, making San Juan de los Terreros one of the most sought after beach and golf locations along this stretch of coastline. With strictly enforced planning restrictions, no high-rise apartments, the lack of package holiday Hotels and an increasing demand from all over Europe for luxury houses in Spain, this can only mean one thing... with high demand and limited availability prices are set to rise Costa Calida Properties | Costa Calida Off-Plan Properties Search for resale property in Spain | Search for new property in Spain Alhaurin de la Torre Property Alhaurin el Grande Property Alora Property Antequera Property Benalmadena Property Businesses Spain Cartama Property Coin Property Costa Almeria Property Costa Blanca Property Costa Calida Property Costa del Sol Property Elviria Property Estepona Property Fuengirola Property Furniture Packs Golf Property Spain Kitchens Costa del Sol Manilva Property Marbella Property Marbella Luxury Property Mijas Property Monda Property Nerja Property Nueva Andalucia Property Pizarra Property Polaris World Property Puerto Banus Property Puerto Duquesa Property Ronda Property San Pedro Property San Roque Property Sotogrande Property Spanish Holiday Homes |
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BENALMADENA
Clear southern light, blue skies most of the year round and the best climate in all of Europe. This is Malaga, the City of Paradise, as poet and Nobel Prize winner Vicente Aleixandre called it. This is where the continent ends and another begins across the water, a maritime city that has been port of call to many different civilizations throughout the ages. The first to settle here were the Phoenicians, and they left behind them a rich heritage of commerce, coinage and alphabet, and set the economy of the city on its way through agriculture, ironwork, precious metals and fishing. Later came the Greeks and then the Romans, responsible in great part for the development of the city and its communications with Seville and Granada.
Villamartin is found to the south of Torrevieja and it is here that you will find some of the best golf courses on the Costa Blanca, Villamartin, Las Ramblas de Orihuela. and Campoamor, all 3 situated surrounding the Residence Villamartin. The Villamartin development began in the early 70´s and has evolved into a stunning Mediterranean village of approximately 1500 apartments, townhouses and villas.
Jávea is located in the northern area of the province of Alicante, between the capes of San Antonio and La Nao and is one of the ex-pat community hotspots. Thousands of villas are scattered around Jávea's municipality which boast leisure harbours, small coves and El Arenal beach. Along the Avenida del Mediterraneo which runs along the Javea harbour area, you will find many excellent restaurants and bars
Villajoyosa is the historic and administrative capital for La Marina Baixa. Traditionally its economy has depended both on shallow-water and deep-sea fishing, but this is sure to change as more and more discover its charm each year. The sea around Villajoyosa has been a determining factor in its history and culture and the town's overseas trade has produced La Vila's other typical industry - chocolate. The town boasts 3.5 kms of beaches as well as numerous small coves which are ideal for a spot of sun-bathing or snorkelling.
Alicante is situated in the Bay formed by the Cabo de las Huertas and the Cabo de Santa Pola, at the foothills of the Monte Benacantil. Alicante boasts lovely beaches, a long promenade and many fine restaurants, shops and bars. The Paseo Maritimo runs parallel to the seafront and is a favourite place to stroll in the evenings, whilst visiting the city, spend an hour or two watching the locals or eat a cooling ice cream, and listen to concerts performed by the Municipal Band. 
Almeria has finally become of interest to foreigners who are looking to buy in Spain. For many years Almeria was only considered a day trip for intrepid travellers, but now it is growing quickly in the tourist arena as an up beat city in which to be based. Almeria is a coastal city which has an abundance of a historical gems hidden away at it's heart, but a little digging will reward those in search of the real Spain. The Almeria coastline is almost two hundred kilometers with its natural beaches ranging from the rugged shoreline, rocky coves and sandy beaches.
Located on the Costa Almeria, the traditional Spanish fishing village of Agua Amarga is a quiet and sheltered bay with a magnificent beach. Agua Amarga is a very popular destination in which to enjoy beach life, both in the summer and winter. Tourism is starting to boom and Agua Amarga is sure to have a prosperous future
Almerimar is located only an hour from the snows of Sierra-Nevada in the province of Almería. Almerimar has a traditional-Marina and a fishing harbour from days gone by, but now Almerimar has evolved into a purpose built tourist and sport resort that has been specifically developed over the last 25 years to entice visitors from all over Europe. Building in Almerimar has sensibly been limited to a maximum height and all new developments must provide for green and recreational areas
The coastline of the Parque Natural de Cabo de Gata is to say the least, dramatic. Isolated sandy coves, rugged mountains and black cliffs plunge nigh on vertically into the sea. Cabo de Gata is one of the few remaining hidden paradises in the Mediterranean, part of the Nijar Natural Park, a 30km long coastal strip made from a sub-desert mountain range, which has produced through the centuries some of the most spectacular beaches and coves.
Garrucha is another traditional Spanish fishing town found between the popular beaches of Mojácar and Vera playa.
Hidden away in the south-eastern corner of Spain, you will find the picturesque village of Mojácar. If you are in search of a relaxing destination in the sun then Mojácar must be on your list. Mojácar has recently been rediscovered by international tourists, who are now flocking to the area, in attempt to purchase that ideal holiday home in the sun.
Roquetas de Mar is still a traditional Spanish fishing town essentially as it was decades ago. Yes there has been some development and the the infrastructure has improved but Roquetas de Mar still offers a traditional charm.
San José is a charming little town hidden away in a wide sheltered bay along the coastline of the Parque Natural de Cabo de Gata - Nijar.
Vera Playa has become famous for being Spain's first Naturist Hotel, situated right on the beach of Vera Playa, with part of its beach reserved for nudism.
The town of Aguilas lies in the south of the Costa Calida in the heart of fertile agricultural land, overlooked by spectacular mountains and is noted for its tomatoes, melons and citrus fruits. Aguilas is a truly Spanish town away from the hustle and bustle of modern tourism, but offering excellent shopping facilities, a lively harbour, marina and fishing port.
The delightful seaside village of Calabardina lies in a sheltered bay just a couple of miles north-east of Aguilas.
A firm favourite with our clients, San Juan de los Terreros is just a couple of miles along the coast south of Aguilas.
