New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-1119-119-10-115New penthouse in Fuengirola
€599,000

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Explore property for sale in Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol. Marshall’s live search shows available new-build homes recorded in Fuengirola, with filters for price, bedrooms, property type and practical features. Fuengirola is a compact coastal city, yet a home near the centre can offer a different daily routine from one in Los Boliches or the eastern residential areas. Use the listings below to compare current options, then request the precise address, plans and availability for any property that interests you. The town name in a listing does not tell you how easily you can reach the seafront, transport or the services you expect to use. Check those details for the individual home rather than relying on a broad Fuengirola label.
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101 properties for sale in Fuengirola · Showing 1–12
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-1119-119-10-115€599,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-667-119-10-115€329,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-666-119-10-115€282,450
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-691-119-10-115€1,670,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-908-119-10-115€790,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-705-119-10-115€1,690,000
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New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-704-119-10-115€695,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-1098-119-10-115€709,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-1097-119-10-115€429,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-1096-119-10-115€486,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-851-119-10-115€3,150,000
New developmentFuengirola, Malaga
Ref. MTI-918-119-10-115€1,226,000
The local market
Fuengirola combines a busy urban centre, a long seafront and several residential districts within a relatively concentrated area. That gives buyers different ways to use the city, but it also means that properties for sale in Fuengirola should be compared by exact location as well as by size and price. A home close to the central streets may suit someone who wants everyday errands on foot. Another address may offer a quieter residential setting while changing the trip to the beach, shops or a station.
The live collection above covers new-build property recorded in Fuengirola in Marshall’s feed. Depending on availability, it can include apartments, penthouses, townhouses, houses or villas. A development may offer several layouts and specifications, so check the actual unit, construction stage and what is included in its quoted price. Parking, storage, outdoor space and shared facilities can differ between homes in the same project. If you are also comparing established resale property, account separately for its condition, likely work after purchase and the timing of occupation.
Buying property in Fuengirola becomes easier when you choose a few areas to investigate and set clear priorities. Use the filters to narrow the current listings, then compare the surroundings of each shortlisted home. Ask for an exact address and up-to-date availability before arranging viewings; a city-wide search is a starting point, not a substitute for understanding the street and building you may buy.
Fuengirola’s centre, Los Boliches and the areas farther east do not offer identical routines. The descriptions below are a guide to questions worth asking, not a claim that every part has homes in the current feed. Confirm the position and surroundings of each listing before drawing conclusions from the city name.
The centre offers an urban setting around everyday shops, restaurants, transport and the seafront. Compare the route from a particular building to the places you expect to use, especially if walking matters to you. Streets can vary in noise and access even within the central area. Check parking, the building entrance and the immediate surroundings rather than assuming every central address has the same convenience.
Los Boliches has a recognisable centre of its own within Fuengirola and is an important residential choice. The seafront, local streets and services give buyers several settings to compare without leaving the district. Keep the search tied to the actual building: being described as in Los Boliches does not establish its outlook, quietness or the route to the beach. Visit at the times you expect to use the home.
Torreblanca is a separate residential part of Fuengirola towards the eastern side. Homes can occupy different positions relative to the coast and local roads, so compare access on foot and by car for each address. A property’s elevation or marketing description cannot tell you how comfortable the everyday journey will be. Check the nearby services and the route you would actually take.
Los Pacos offers another residential setting away from the seafront streets. For a home here, weigh the neighbourhood’s everyday services against the trip to the beach and other parts of Fuengirola. Ask about the precise building position, parking and the roads around it. A buyer planning longer stays may judge these practical details differently from someone seeking a base for occasional visits.
Carvajal lies on the eastern coastal side of Fuengirola and deserves its own location check. Some listings may use a wider Fuengirola description, so confirm whether the home is actually in the part of Carvajal you have in mind. Compare the walk to the seafront, access to transport and the roads between the building and your usual destinations before putting it on a shortlist.
Fuengirola buyers may find several property forms in the live search. Apartments and penthouses can place more emphasis on a managed building and shared facilities, while townhouses and houses may offer different layouts and a greater degree of independent space. Villas can add privacy and outdoor areas, along with more upkeep. These are broad comparisons: the plan, orientation, storage, parking and outside space of the particular home matter more than its category label.
New developments can contain different unit types and specifications. Compare what the price includes and whether the property is ready, under construction or still at an earlier stage. A terrace, garden or shared pool should be checked against the specific listing rather than assumed from a brochure image. The type filter above narrows current Fuengirola options, while this main page gives you a view of the market before you decide which category suits your plans.
International buyers should begin with the way they intend to use a Fuengirola home. A second home for short visits may put easy arrival and manageable maintenance first. A longer stay or permanent move can make everyday shops, transport, workspace and the character of the neighbourhood more important. Decide whether you prefer the centre, Los Boliches or another residential area, then compare the actual journey from each property to the coast and the services you need.
Set a complete budget that covers more than the asking price. Ask what is included with a new-build unit and allow for purchase costs, community charges and future upkeep. If you are comparing a resale property, consider its condition and likely work after purchase separately. For any intended letting, seek independent local advice about the rules for the particular property; do not assume that a location or building permits a specific use. Make the purchase decision on verified details, not projected returns.
Start with a brief covering your preferred part of Fuengirola, budget, size, intended use and essential features. Review available homes, request current plans and exact addresses, then view a manageable shortlist with time to see each surrounding street. When a particular property stands out, confirm the unit specification, what the quoted price includes and the proposed reservation terms. For a home still being built, clarify its construction stage and payment schedule before committing.
Arrange independent legal advice before signing a binding purchase contract. A lawyer can review the property documents and contractual terms while you assess whether the home and location fit your needs. Before completion, confirm the final figures, required paperwork and handover arrangements for the specific unit. Our guide to buying costs in Spain offers a framework for the wider budget; it uses a Costa Blanca example, so check the figures and taxes applicable to your Fuengirola purchase rather than copying them across.
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