2 Bedroom Penthouse Duplex in Torremolinos
Description
They say perfection doesn't exist, but this duplex penthouse is here to prove them wrong. Are you looking for a picture-perfect home or an income-generating property?
Get ready, because here you don't have to choose: you get it all. Imagine opening the door and having the sunlight greet you in the morning.
As a penthouse with a prime orientation and no buildings to block your view, you’ll enjoy perfect cross-ventilation and spectacular natural light all day long. Let’s take a tour of what will soon be your new haven or your best investment.
On the main floor, life flows through a beautiful, spacious living room that opens directly onto the first terrace. The kitchen is separate and fully equipped, ready for you to prepare anything from a quick cup of coffee to a gala dinner.
On this same floor, you’ll find the sleeping area: two comfortable bedrooms and an exquisitely designed bathroom that hides a secret you’re going to love—a spectacular Japanese-style shower where you can relax just as you deserve. But wait, here comes the “WOW Factor.” We head up to the top floor and are greeted by a second living room.
A reading nook? A home theater?
An extra guest room? You decide!
From here, the doors open to the crown jewel: a massive sun deck spanning over 43 m². And this is where life takes it to the next level.
Imagine hosting summer dinners in your barbecue area, cooling off in your own outdoor shower, and toasting with friends while enjoying completely unobstructed panoramic views, with the blue of the Mediterranean Sea blending with the majesty of the mountains. A true luxury.
And what about the technical details and the surroundings? It lacks nothing.
Ideal climate control: Split-system air conditioning in every room to keep you at the perfect temperature at all times. Not to mention its solar panels and Class A energy efficiency.
Resort-style living: Located in a private, peaceful complex with a communal pool, well-maintained landscaped areas, and communal parking so you can forget about circling for a spot. Prime location: Just 1 kilometer from the beach.
Just the right distance to take a stroll down to the beach and sleep without the hustle and bustle of the boardwalk. Impeccable condition: Completely renovated with exquisite taste.
Literally, all you have to do is bring your suitcases. ATTENTION INVESTORS: This isn’t just an emotional purchase—it’s a brilliant business opportunity.
The property holds a valid Tourist License and can demonstrate a significant annual revenue stream. A “turnkey” property that is already generating high returns.
Properties as unique, complete, and versatile as this one rarely come on the market. If you feel this penthouse is meant for you (or your next big investment), don’t let it slip away.
Call us now and come take a tour with us of the penthouse of your dreams! In compliance with the disclosure obligations set forth in Law 10/2025 of December 28 on customer service and transparency, as well as current industry regulations, it is hereby stated that the indicated price does not include the costs and taxes associated with the purchase, which are broken down below: Property Transfer Tax (ITP): The tax rate in effect in the Autonomous Community of Andalusia will apply (generally 7% (€35,000.00), without prejudice to reduced rates of 3.5%, 1.2%, or 1% applicable depending on the buyer’s personal circumstances or the property’s characteristics).
The tax is calculated based on the Cadastral Reference Value or the sale price, whichever is higher Notary Fees: Notary fees will be calculated in accordance with the official fee schedule set forth in Annex I of Royal Decree 1426/1989, of November 17, approving the Notarial Fee Schedule Registration Fees: Registration in the Property Registry will be billed according to the official fee schedule established in ANNEX I of Royal Decree 1427/1989, of November 17, approving the Notarial Fee Schedule Administrative Fees (Agency): Fees for administrative processing, tax settlement, and registry registration amount to [approx. €500.00] (VAT included) Seller’s Agency Fees: included in the retail price Buyer’s Agency Fees: Not applicable to this agency
Features and amenities
- Setting: Town, Close To Golf, Close To Shops, Close To Sea, Close To Town, Close To Schools, Urbanisation
- Orientation: East, South East, South
- Condition: Recently Renovated
- Pool: Communal
- Climate Control: Air Conditioning
- Views: Sea, Mountain, Panoramic, Garden, Pool
- Features: Lift, Near Transport, Private Terrace, Solarium, Barbeque, Double Glazing, Fiber Optic
- Kitchen: Fully Fitted
- Garden: Communal
- Security: Gated Complex
- Parking: Street, Communal
- Utilities: Electricity, Solar water heating
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Torremolinos
Torremolinos is a well-established Costa del Sol seaside town with a resident population of around 71,000 and a notably international community. It offers long urban beaches, a busy promenade, easy access to Málaga and the airport, and a broad housing mix that ranges from holiday apartments to everyday residential neighbourhoods. The town stays active for much of the year, with extensive shops, services and leisure amenities supporting both full-time residents and second-home owners.
Torremolinos offers a lifestyle with long beaches, a busy promenade, year-round cafés and shops. Daily life suits buyers who want walkable amenities, public transport options and an established mix of local and international residents, with activity levels that are generally livelier around the seafront and central areas. Its predominantly apartment living with a typical seaside resort feel
Area scores
Torremolinos scores highly for airport access thanks to its very short drive to Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, making arrivals and departures especially straightforward for frequent travellers, second-home owners and visiting family.
Torremolinos scores highly for city lifestyle thanks to its busy seafront, year-round cafés, shops and services, strong public transport links, and quick access to Málaga and the airport, all of which support an active, convenient daily routine.
Torremolinos scores highly for coastal lifestyle thanks to its long urban beaches, busy promenade and easy access to the sea as part of daily life. It suits buyers who want a lively, walkable seaside town with cafés, shops and transport links that stay useful well beyond the peak holiday season.
Torremolinos works reasonably well for family living thanks to its everyday services, walkable layout, public transport links and long seafront areas, but its busy resort atmosphere and predominance of apartment living may not suit every household.
Torremolinos scores well for full-time living thanks to its year-round shops, transport links, beachside setting and broad mix of everyday services. It is especially practical for buyers who want a walkable coastal town with easy access to Málaga and the airport, although the busier resort atmosphere and apartment-led housing stock will not suit everyone.
Golf is not a defining part of daily life in Torremolinos. There are courses within driving distance elsewhere on the Costa del Sol, but the town itself is better suited to buyers focused on beach access, walkable amenities and year-round urban leisure than a golf-led lifestyle.
Torremolinos scores highly for holiday home appeal thanks to its long beaches, lively promenade, broad choice of apartments and easy access to Málaga Airport. The town stays active well beyond the peak season, which makes it practical for owners who want a second home they can enjoy regularly rather than only in summer.
Torremolinos has a notably international feel, with a sizeable foreign resident population, year-round visitor appeal and a long-established mix of local and overseas owners. Its beachside setting, broad amenities and quick access to Málaga Airport make it especially practical for international buyers who want convenience as well as a lively coastal environment.
Torremolinos benefits from year-round demand, broad buyer appeal and particularly practical access to Málaga, the airport and the wider Costa del Sol. Its established tourism market, active town centre and varied apartment-led housing stock support steady interest, although its mature urban character and mixed stock can limit upside compared with more tightly positioned neighbouring markets.
Torremolinos has established year-round neighbourhoods and a strong local service base, balanced by a large international and visitor population.
Torremolinos has a more practical, lively seaside identity than a polished luxury profile. While some pockets near the beach and better-positioned developments feel more refined, the town overall is better known for convenience, year-round activity and accessibility than for exclusivity or prestige.
Benalmádena's marina is close, but Torremolinos itself is organised around beaches, promenades and town neighbourhoods rather than a harbour.
Northern Torremolinos rises towards the hills and gives some access to inland routes, but the town's defining lifestyle is urban and beach-led.
Torremolinos earns a high nightlife score thanks to its busy seafront, late-opening bars and restaurants, and a broad mix of evening venues, especially around La Carihuela, Bajondillo and the centre. It stays active well beyond summer, with enough footfall and choice to suit buyers who want a sociable coastal setting with plenty happening after dark.
Parks, beaches, playgrounds, sports facilities and established family attractions give residents and visitors a strong range of activities.
The centre, promenade and nightlife areas stay active for much of the year. Quieter residential streets exist, but calm living is not the town's main strength.
Privacy is generally limited in Torremolinos, especially near the seafront and central areas, where apartment living, close neighbours and steady year-round activity create a more open, urban feel than a secluded one.
Rental demand is supported by Torremolinos’ year-round activity, broad appeal to both residents and seasonal visitors, and especially convenient access to Málaga, the airport and the seafront. Apartments close to the beach, promenade and transport links tend to attract the widest interest, although performance can vary by exact location, building quality and how well a property suits either short-
La Carihuela, the centre and long seafront support a dense and varied restaurant scene, with especially strong casual, seafood and international choice.
Municipal sports facilities, gyms, clubs, racket sports and beach activities provide a broad and accessible choice for regular use.
Torremolinos scores well for value for money because it combines beach access, year-round amenities and very convenient links to Málaga and the airport at prices that are often more approachable than some of the Costa del Sol’s more status-driven locations. Buyers can also find a broader mix of practical apartments and established residential areas, which helps keep the market accessible for diffe
Torremolinos scores lower for village lifestyle because it feels more like a lively seaside town than a traditional small-scale village, with busy central areas, apartment-led neighbourhoods and a strong year-round urban atmosphere.
Torremolinos scores highly for walkability thanks to its dense urban layout, long promenade, everyday shops, cafés, beach access and public transport links, with many daily needs reachable on foot in the central and seafront areas.
Long promenades, connected beach districts and a compact centre make recreational walking easy, with hill routes available towards the inland edge of town.
If a friend was weighing up Torremolinos, I’d tell them to ignore the old clichés and ask themselves a better question: do you want polish, or do you want life to be easy? Torremolinos is not trying to impress in the way some Costa del Sol addresses do. It wins on convenience, energy and the fact that you can genuinely live here without turning every errand into a car journey. For a lot of buyers, that matters more after six months than a glamorous postcode ever will. The key is being honest about what kind of coastal life you want. If you need tranquillity, space and a sense of retreat, this may feel too exposed, too built-up and too busy in parts. But if you like the idea of stepping out
Area intelligence
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People and lifestyle
- Population
- 71.270
- Foreign residents
- 15.610
- Under 16
- 10.089
- Working age
- 47.765
- Market feel
- Torremolinos shows strong lifestyle momentum as a lively, walkable coastal town with year-round trade, broad international appeal and some of the most practical connections on the Costa del Sol. The market is supported by steady demand for apartments close to
- Local energy
- Walkable, lively, year-round, beach-led, internationally minded, well connected, practical
INE Nomenclator official demographic data 2025
Weather profile
- Winter average
- 12,7°C
- Summer average
- 26°C
- Annual rainfall
- 480,6 mm
- Rainy days
- 57,7
- Sunshine hours
- 3.877
Open-Meteo historical weather 2023-2025
Nearby area signals
- Restaurants
- 649
- Bars
- 423
- Cafes
- 126
- Supermarkets
- 86
- Schools
- 40
- International schools
- 40
- Padel clubs
- 151
- Pharmacies
- 34
- Clinics
- 115
- Gyms
- 62
Google Places density counts 2026-06-14
Current asking market
- Total listings
- 98
- Sample used
- 98
- Median asking
- 495.000 €
- Median per m²
- 4.120 €/m²
- Average asking
- 795.792 €
Resales snapshot for Torremolinos
Wider market context
- Málaga 2025 Q4
- 3.101 €/m²
- Torremolinos 2025 Q4
- 3.546 €/m²
If a friend was weighing up Torremolinos, I’d tell them to ignore the old clichés and ask themselves a better question: do you want polish, or do you want life to be easy? Torremolinos is not trying to impress in the way some Costa del Sol addresses do. It wins on convenience, energy and the fact that you can genuinely live here without turning every errand into a car journey. For a lot of buyers, that matters more a
Local recommendations
Casa Juan Los Mellizos
One of Torremolinos' most famous seafood restaurants, renowned for fresh fish, traditional Andalusian dishes and its long-standing reputation amongst locals and visitors alike.
El Gato Casablanca
A beachfront restaurant combining Mediterranean cuisine, sea views and a relaxed atmosphere. Particularly popular for long lunches and sunset dining.
Meatina Steakhouse
A highly regarded steak restaurant offering premium cuts, excellent service and a modern dining experience. One of the strongest international dining options in Torremolinos.
The Carvery Company - Montemar
A casual, British-style carvery in Montemar, popular for hearty roast dinners, generous portions and a straightforward family-friendly format. A practical option for those looking for familiar comfort food in Torremolinos.
BLOOMING | Real Food Café
A popular café for coffee, fresh juices and wholesome brunch-style dishes, with a relaxed feel that suits an easy breakfast or light lunch in Torremolinos.
TÓOP Coffee & Bakery
A contemporary coffee and bakery concept offering speciality coffee, breakfast and freshly baked pastries. A favourite for relaxed mornings and quality coffee.
Sunny View School
An international school option in the wider Torremolinos area, Sunny View School may appeal to families who want an English-language education setting within practical reach of the coast, everyday amenities and Málaga Airport.
The British College of Benalmádena
The British College of Benalmádena is a well-known international school option within practical driving distance of Torremolinos, likely to appeal to families looking for an English-language education setting with convenient access to the coast, Málaga and the airport.
Colegio Público El Pinillo
Colegio Público El Pinillo is a practical local primary public school option in Torremolinos for families who want a Spanish public education setting within an established residential area, with convenient access to everyday services and the wider town.
IES Costa del Sol
IES Costa del Sol is a practical local public secondary school option in Torremolinos for families who want a Spanish state education setting within an established coastal town, with convenient access to everyday amenities, public transport and the wider municipality.
Hospital Internacional HM Santa Elena
Hospital Internacional HM Santa Elena is a private healthcare option within practical reach of Torremolinos, likely to appeal to residents and second-home owners who want access to hospital services in the wider Málaga area.
Centro Residencial Virgen de la Victoria
Centro Residencial Virgen de la Victoria is a practical public healthcare reference point in Torremolinos, useful for residents who want a local medical facility within convenient reach of the town centre, established neighbourhoods and the wider seafront area.
Spa Sol don Marco
A well-established wellness spa offering hydrotherapy facilities, massage treatments, relaxation areas and wellness experiences in a beachfront setting. One of Torremolinos' best-known spa destinations. ** A modern wellness centre combining spa facilities, wellbeing treatments and holistic health services, making it one of the strongest dedicated wellness venues in Torremolinos.