A 4 bedroom villa on a walled and gated plot close to Torremolinos.
There is a basement double garage and large storeroom which could possibly be converted into a separate apartment.
On the ground floor is a living room, galley style kitchen, bedroom/utility room, guest toilet and a large feature hallway/staircase.
On the first floor is the master bedroom with en-suite dressing area and bathroom, 2 further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
On the second floor there is an office area and a large solarium with panoramic sea and mountain views.
Outside there is a large pool and an entertainment & barbeque area.
The house is close to bars and restaurants and is only a short walk from the beach.
Detached Villa, Torremolinos, Costa del Sol.
4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Built 260 m², Garden/Plot 632 m².
Setting : Town.
Orientation : West.
Condition : Good.
Pool : Private.
Climate Control : Air Conditioning, Fireplace.
Views : Sea, Mountain.
Features : Covered Terrace, Fitted Wardrobes, Near Transport, Ensuite Bathroom, Marble Flooring.
Furniture : Part Furnished.
Kitchen : Fully Fitted.
Garden : Private.
Security : Gated Complex.
Parking : Garage.
Utilities : Electricity, Drinkable Water.
Category : Bargain, Resale.
Torremolinos (Spanish pronunciation: [toremoˈlinos]) is a municipality in Andalusia, southern Spain, west of Málaga.
A poor fishing village before the growth in tourism began in the late 1950s, Torremolinos was the first of the Costa del Sol resorts to be developed and is still the most popular in the region.
On the western shore of the Bay of Málaga and in front of the Sierra de Mijas 13 km (8 miles) from Málaga, it is served by the A-7 motorway, which bypasses the city to the north, the Cercanías commuter train and Avanzabus.
In 2013, it had 69,389 inhabitants, making it the sixth largest city in the province.
The township has an area of 20 km2 (7.7 sq mi).
Areas of the town are dotted with older high-rise residential buildings and hotels, but height limitations on new developments and a significant number of original old town properties have kept the town centre much more open than other popular resorts such as Benidorm and Fuengirola.
As the name Coast of the Sun implies, Torremolinos enjoys one of the best climates in Europe.
It has long, dry summers with relatively low humidity, and mild winters with occasional, though heavy, rainfall.
The town benefits in the summer from cool sea breezes predominantly coming from Africa, although this does mean a fair amount of Sahara dust.
Temperatures normally hover around 30 °C (86 °F) in the summer and 17–19 °C (63–66 °F) in the winter.
Torremolinos sometimes experiences a sea fog that goes as quickly as it appears.
The beach, which extends for nearly eight kilometres (five miles), has cycle and skating lanes alongside the fully illuminated promenade and features many chiringuitos (beach bars/restaurants).
The eastern end of the beach, known as Los Álamos, has live dance music events throughout the summer.
The easternmost parts of the beach have kitesurfing and windsurfing except under the flight path of the airport.
In addition to its tourism sector, Torremolinos is known locally for its vibrant and liberal nightlife, particularly its numerous bars and clubs catering to the LGBT community.
Torremolinos co-hosted World Pride in 2017 in conjunction with Madrid and holds its own Pride in June, now the third largest in Spain.