2 Bedroom Apartment in Nerja
Description
Beautiful, recently renovated apartment in Nerja. It has 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a living room with an open-plan kitchen.
Renovated with top-quality materials. Sold fully furnished.
It is a high ground floor flat. The flat is located just 700 metres from the beach, in an area with all the necessary amenities: shops, restaurants, pharmacies, schools. Tourist licence in progress.
Features and amenities
- Setting: Town, Close To Shops, Close To Sea, Close To Schools
- Condition: Recently Renovated
- Climate Control: Air Conditioning
- Furniture: Fully Furnished
- Kitchen: Fully Fitted
- Parking: Street
- Category: Bargain, Holiday Homes, Investment, Resale
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Nerja
Nerja is one of the Costa del Sol’s better-known east-side coastal towns: more established than purpose-built resorts, more polished than a simple village, and generally chosen for its scenery, beaches, and easy day-to-day setup rather than for flash or nightlife. It has a recognisable centre, a strong holiday profile, and a mix of apartments, townhouses, and villas stretching between the sea and the rising inland backdrop.
Life in Nerja is centred on being able to walk into town, reach beaches without much fuss, and enjoy a place that still feels like a functioning town rather than a purely seasonal strip. It suits buyers who want a coastal base with a lived-in feel, manageable scale, and a balance between holiday energy and everyday practicality. In peak periods it is busier and more visitor-led; outside them, it settles into a calmer rhythm.
Area scores
It is reachable from Malaga Airport, though not as quickly as many locations further west on the coast.
Nerja is an active town but it is not a major urban centre with big-city range or pace.
Sea views, beaches, and an outdoor Mediterranean rhythm are a major part of daily life here.
The town offers a practical day-to-day setting with beaches, outdoor life, and a more grounded residential feel.
It functions well as a real town with year-round life, not just a seasonal resort base.
Golf is not central to Nerja's identity in the way it is in western Costa del Sol areas.
Nerja is a classic choice for buyers wanting a lock-up-and-leave home in a lively coastal town.
It has long attracted overseas buyers and visitors while still keeping a recognisable local feel.
Its enduring appeal and broad buyer base support interest, though this is still a lifestyle-led market rather than a guaranteed growth story.
It has a stronger sense of everyday town life and local identity than many resort-style coastal areas.
Nerja is liked for charm and lifestyle rather than high-end prestige or showpiece luxury positioning.
Nerja is not a marina-led destination and does not trade on a yacht-harbour lifestyle.
Nerja has a strong scenic backdrop and easy connection to inland landscapes, though it remains primarily coastal in identity.
There is evening life and seasonal buzz, though it is not known as one of the coast's main nightlife hubs.
Families have access to outdoor leisure and beaches, though this is not a parks-led suburban environment.
Quieter residential pockets exist, but the centre and peak-season periods bring noticeable activity.
Central living is compact and sociable, while larger and more private homes are mainly found further out.
Nerja has strong holiday appeal and is well known among short-stay coastal visitors.
There is a solid and varied dining scene driven by both residents and visitors, especially in central areas.
Outdoor living is easy here, though Nerja is not especially defined by large-scale sports infrastructure.
Prices reflect strong popularity, but buyers can still find better relative value than in some of the coast's top glamour markets.
It has a whitewashed, characterful feel and a stronger traditional identity than many purpose-built coastal areas.
The centre is very walkable, though some residential parts beyond it are hillier and more car-dependent.
The surrounding landscape and coastal setting make it attractive for buyers who value walking and access to nature.
Nerja tends to appeal because it gets a lot of the basics right. It is attractive, established, and easy to understand as a buyer: you can choose central apartments for walkability, edge-of-town homes for a bit more space, or hillside positions for views. It is not trying to be Marbella, and that is part of the point. The draw here is a practical coastal lifestyle with enough atmosphere to feel interesting, but without needing the full resort machinery of the western Costa del Sol. Buyers should still be clear-eyed about what they want. The most central and beach-close pockets carry the usual trade-off of convenience versus privacy and peace, while higher or outer areas can feel more residen
Area intelligence
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People and lifestyle
- Market feel
- Nerja sits in a lifestyle-led coastal market with broad recognition, especially among holiday-home and relocation buyers seeking an established east-side town rather than a purpose-built resort. Province-level pricing data for Málaga remains firm, but this sho
- Local energy
- Walkable coastal town, established holiday market, beaches and sea views, characterful centre, year-round functionality, international owner appeal, hillside outlooks, less resort-driven than western Costa del Sol
Weather profile
- Winter average
- 13,9°C
- Summer average
- 28°C
- Annual rainfall
- 557,4 mm
- Rainy days
- 57
- Sunshine hours
- 3.918
Open-Meteo historical weather 2023-2025
Nearby area signals
- Restaurants
- 278
- Bars
- 159
- Cafes
- 56
- Supermarkets
- 40
- Schools
- 20
- International schools
- 20
- Padel clubs
- 103
- Pharmacies
- 10
- Clinics
- 25
- Gyms
- 21
Google Places density counts 2026-07-24
Current asking market
- Total listings
- 56
- Sample used
- 56
- Median asking
- 597.500 €
- Median per m²
- 3.993 €/m²
- Average asking
- 680.009 €
Resales snapshot for Nerja
Wider market context
- Málaga 2025 Q4
- 3.101 €/m²
- Málaga 2025 Q4
- 2.897 €/m²
Nerja works best for buyers who want the coast to feel like a real town, not just a resort backdrop.
Local recommendations
ATIPIKO • Restaurante Nerja
A polished Mediterranean restaurant right on the Balcón de Europa, well suited to a classic Nerja lunch or dinner in the heart of town.
La Bottega Food & Wine
A well-regarded food and wine spot near the centre, popular for relaxed meals that fit Nerja’s easy everyday lifestyle.
RAW Lounge
A popular Mediterranean option on the Burriana side of town, matching Nerja’s beach-focused lifestyle and holiday appeal.
Good Stuff Café
A dependable central café for breakfast, coffee and lighter daytime stops, convenient for daily life in town.
Tetería Zaidín
A lively café choice in the centre, well placed for coffee, breakfast and casual meet-ups near Nerja’s main streets.
Hispánica Colegio Internacional
An international school option in Nerja for buyers specifically seeking this type of provision in the area.
Colegio Público Narixa
A public school in Nerja serving families who want a practical in-town state education option.
IES Sierra Almijara
A local secondary school in Nerja that is relevant for buyers looking at everyday family practicality.
Doctor Läkare Medical Center in Nerja (Bus Station)
A well-known private medical centre by the bus station, offering a practical healthcare option within Nerja.
Public Medical Center Nerja | Centro de Salud Nerja
Nerja’s main local public health centre, relevant for routine day-to-day healthcare access in the town.
Baviera Golf
A recognised golf course within practical reach of Nerja for owners who want regular play nearby.
Añoreta Resort & Golf
Another established golf option for Nerja buyers willing to drive for a broader choice of courses.
Serenity Nerja Spa
A popular spa in central Nerja for buyers who value easy access to treatments and a more wellness-led routine.
Balcón de Europa
Nerja’s signature seafront viewpoint and the landmark most closely associated with the town’s identity and setting.