3 Bedroom Townhouse in Fuengirola
Description
STUNNING DEVELPOMENT OF JUST 11 LUXURIOUS PROPERTIES WITH UNITERUPTED SEA VIEWS. RESERVATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN.
DO NOT MISS OUT! PRICES STARTING FROM JUST 591,000€ Nestled in an elevated oasis overlooking Fuengirola you will find Azure Bay.
An intimate collection of just 11 properties with uninterrupted sea views that promise an everyday escape into paradise. These impressive homes, set over 4 floors provide 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an ample basement area, private parking, garden, solarium and multiple terraces.
Azure Bay is not just a residence; it’s a lifestyle. Here, every facility is designed with comfort and enjoyment in mind.
This boutique community offers lush, landscaped gardens, a salt chlorinated pool with a decked chill-out area, and a social room for gatherings. Stay active in the gym between swims and enjoy the finest of Fuengirola.
Features and amenities
- Setting: Town, Close To Shops, Close To Sea, Close To Town, Urbanisation
- Orientation: South, South West
- Condition: New Construction
- Pool: Communal
- Climate Control: Air Conditioning
- Views: Sea, Panoramic, Garden, Pool, Urban
- Features: Fitted Wardrobes, Near Transport, Private Terrace, Solarium, Gym, Ensuite Bathroom, Basement
- Furniture: Not Furnished
- Kitchen: Fully Fitted
- Garden: Communal, Landscaped
- Security: Gated Complex
- Parking: Private
- Utilities: Electricity, Drinkable Water
- Category: Luxury, Off Plan, Contemporary, New Development
Location
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Fuengirola
Approx. 20 min to Málaga AirportFuengirola is a well-connected coastal town on the Costa del Sol that has become increasingly popular for year-round living. It combines a long seafront, established residential areas and a busy town centre with strong rail and road links to Málaga, the airport and nearby resorts. The town has a large international community, a broad choice of shops, restaurants and everyday services, and a practical layout that appeals to both full-time residents and second-home owners. Compared with some neighbouring prime areas, Fuengirola is often seen as offering good value while keeping the beach, transport and daily amenities close by.
Fuengirola offers a practical year-round lifestyle with a long promenade, broad range of shops and restaurants, and one of the easiest rail connections on the Costa del Sol for reaching Málaga city and the airport. It appeals to buyers who want to be able to walk to daily amenities, beaches and transport, while still having a lively atmosphere through much of the year. Recent upgrades and a stronger food scene have improved the town’s appeal, and compared with some neighbouring prime areas, it can still represent relatively good value for buyers who prioritise convenience and access.
Area scores
Fuengirola scores highly for airport accessibility thanks to its direct Cercanías rail link and straightforward road connection to Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, making arrivals and departures unusually easy for a coastal town.
Fuengirola scores highly for city lifestyle because it offers a busy town centre, a long seafront promenade and a broad mix of shops, restaurants and everyday services within a practical, walkable layout. Strong rail and road connections to Málaga and the airport add to its convenience for year-round living, although it feels more functional and less cosmopolitan than a larger city.
Fuengirola scores highly for coastal lifestyle thanks to its long beachfront promenade, easy beach access, lively year-round atmosphere and strong choice of restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities, all within a practical town setting.
Fuengirola scores well for family living thanks to its practical layout, broad range of everyday amenities, long seafront for outdoor time, and easy rail and road links for getting around without relying entirely on the car.
Fuengirola scores highly for full-time living thanks to its walkable layout, strong everyday amenities, year-round atmosphere and easy rail and road connections to Málaga and the airport. It suits buyers who want beach access and a lively town setting without giving up practical day-to-day convenience.
Fuengirola is geared more towards beach, town and day-to-day convenience than a golf-led lifestyle, although several well-known courses can be reached by car in the wider Costa del Sol.
Fuengirola scores highly for holiday home appeal thanks to its long beachfront, lively promenade, easy rail access to Málaga and the airport, and broad mix of restaurants, shops and everyday amenities. It suits buyers who want a practical second-home base where the beach, town centre and transport are all close at hand, with a busy atmosphere that extends well beyond the peak summer season.
Fuengirola scores highly for international community thanks to its large year-round foreign resident base, broad mix of restaurants and services, and easy rail and road links to Málaga, the airport and nearby coastal towns. It feels accessible for overseas buyers and residents, while still functioning as a practical everyday town rather than only a holiday destination.
Fuengirola’s investment potential is supported by year-round demand, strong transport links and broad appeal to both full-time residents and second-home buyers. Compared with some neighbouring coastal hotspots, it is still often seen as relatively good value, while its practical town layout, established amenities and international appeal help keep buyer interest steady.
Fuengirola has a more practical, mainstream feel than the Costa del Sol’s most prestigious addresses. Its appeal comes from convenience, seafront living and strong year-round amenities rather than from an exclusive luxury image, although some pockets and newer homes offer a more polished finish.
Fuengirola has one of the livelier evening scenes on this stretch of coast, with plenty of restaurants, bars and late-night spots around the centre, seafront and marina, while still feeling more practical and year-round than a purely seasonal party destination.
Privacy is limited in most of Fuengirola because it is a compact, built-up coastal town with apartment living, busy streets and a lively seafront. It suits buyers who prioritise convenience, walkability and amenities over space and seclusion.
Rental demand is supported by Fuengirola’s year-round appeal, broad international market, beachside setting and strong rail and road connections to Málaga and the airport. Walkable neighbourhoods, everyday amenities and a lively town centre help sustain interest across both short-stay and longer-term rentals.
Fuengirola scores well for value for money because it combines beach access, strong rail links, a walkable town centre and a wide range of everyday amenities at price levels that are often more approachable than some neighbouring prime Costa del Sol locations.
Fuengirola is more a practical coastal town than a traditional village setting, with a busy centre, long seafront and established residential areas. While some pockets have a more local feel, the overall lifestyle is urban, well-connected and international rather than especially village-like.
Fuengirola scores highly for walkability thanks to its practical town layout, long seafront promenade and strong concentration of shops, cafés, services and transport within easy reach of established residential areas.
Fuengirola has changed significantly over the last few years and become far more desirable than many people realise. Continued investment, an improving restaurant scene and excellent transport links have helped transform its reputation. We've found that buyers are often surprised by how easy it is to live here year-round, and compared to Marbella and Málaga, it can still offer excellent value whilst keeping everything close at hand.
Area intelligence
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People and lifestyle
- Population
- 84.857
- Foreign residents
- 23.639
- Under 16
- 10.367
- Working age
- 47.935
- Market feel
- Fuengirola gives off practical, upward-moving market signals rather than a trophy-address feel. Buyer demand is supported by year-round living, strong rail and road access, a large international community and a town layout that makes daily life easy without re
- Local energy
- Walkable seafront living, year-round town energy, strong rail links, international community, practical everyday convenience, beach-and-amenities lifestyle, good relative value on the coast
INE official municipal demographic data 2025
Nearby area signals
- Restaurants
- 773
- Bars
- 452
- Cafes
- 165
- Supermarkets
- 89
- Schools
- 69
- International schools
- 69
- Padel clubs
- 151
- Pharmacies
- 26
- Clinics
- 154
- Gyms
- 69
Google Places density counts 2026-06-14
Current asking market
- Total listings
- 574
- Sample used
- 278
- Median asking
- 349.000 €
- Median per m²
- 4.218 €/m²
- Average asking
- 359.920 €
Resales snapshot for Fuengirola
Wider market context
- Málaga 2025 Q4
- 3.101 €/m²
- Fuengirola 2025 Q4
- 3.496 €/m²
"Many buyers overlook Fuengirola at first, but its mix of walkability, transport links and everyday convenience is hard to beat."
Local recommendations
Ferrum
A modern grill restaurant that has become one of Fuengirola's standout dining destinations. Known for exceptional meats, quality ingredients and a refined atmosphere, it consistently delivers a dining experience that feels a level above the traditional tourist offering.
Madre Mía Fuengirola
One of the most popular beachfront dining spots in Fuengirola. Combining sea views, stylish interiors and a lively atmosphere, it perfectly captures the lifestyle that attracts so many people to the area.
La puerta verde
A local favourite tucked away from the seafront. It offers authentic Spanish cuisine with a contemporary touch and is the type of restaurant residents often recommend when visitors ask where the locals actually eat.
Café NOMAD
A modern speciality coffee shop that reflects Fuengirola's evolving lifestyle scene. Popular with remote workers, professionals and residents, it has become one of the town's go-to locations for quality coffee and a relaxed atmosphere.
Mascabo specialty coffee
Known for its focus on premium coffee and minimalist design, Mascabo has helped elevate Fuengirola's speciality coffee culture and attracts a loyal following of coffee enthusiasts.
Low Tide Cafe
A bright and welcoming café that combines excellent coffee with healthy brunch options. It has become a favourite amongst both locals and newcomers looking for a more contemporary café experience.
St. Anthony's College
St. Anthony's College is a well-known international school option for families living in or near Fuengirola. It is commonly considered by buyers who want access to an English-language education within easy reach of the coast and the wider western Costa del Sol. It is located just on the outskirts of fuengirola.
Private Education Center Salliver
Private Education Center Salliver is a recognised private school option for families living in or around Fuengirola. It is often considered by buyers who want a well-established school within practical reach of the town, nearby residential areas and the wider Costa del Sol. It is a spanish speaking school.
CEIP Colegio Andalucía
CEIP Colegio Andalucía is a local primary public school option for families living in Fuengirola who want a Spanish state education within the town. It may particularly suit buyers who prioritise practical day-to-day access from established residential areas and the convenience of keeping school, shops and other everyday services close at hand.
Instituto de Educación Secundaria Santiago Ramón y Cajal
Instituto de Educación Secundaria Santiago Ramón y Cajal is a local public secondary school option in Fuengirola for families who want access to Spanish state education within the town. It may suit buyers who value practical day-to-day access from established residential areas and the convenience of having shops, transport and other everyday services close by.
Quirónsalud Fuengirola Medical Centre
The leading private healthcare provider within Fuengirola itself and the only 24-hour private medical centre serving Fuengirola and Mijas. It offers emergency care, diagnostics and a wide range of medical specialities, making it the most relevant private healthcare option for residents.
Centro de Salud Fuengirola-Oeste
One of Fuengirola's principal public healthcare centres, providing access to the Andalusian public health system and acting as the gateway to public healthcare services for many residents.
Miramar Centro Comercial
Miramar Centro Comercial is Fuengirola’s main shopping centre, offering a practical mix of fashion shops, homeware, a supermarket, cinema and casual dining under one roof. It is especially useful for everyday errands and family-friendly shopping, with easy access from the town centre and surrounding residential areas.
El Corte Inglés Costa Mijas
A popular retail destination offering outlet shopping, homeware, electronics and a large supermarket. Conveniently located just outside Fuengirola, it provides residents with easy access to a wide range of everyday and premium brands under one roof.
Higuerón Spa
Higuerón Spa is one of the stronger wellness options within easy reach of Fuengirola, particularly for buyers and visitors who value a more polished spa setting with facilities geared towards relaxation, treatments and switching off for a few hours. It is a practical recommendation for anyone who wants an easy wellness escape without needing to travel far along the coast.
Hotel IPV Palace & Spa
Hotel IPV Palace & Spa is a practical wellness option in Fuengirola for buyers and visitors who want spa facilities, treatments and a more relaxed seafront setting within easy reach of the town centre. It works well for a spa day, a hotel-based wellness break or simply adding a more restful routine to a stay by the coast.