€497,114
Fuengirola

286 homes and apartments for sale in Fuengirola, Spain.
24 properties shown
€497,114
Fuengirola
€349,535
Fuengirola
€226,731
Municipality of Fuengirola
€226,731
Fuengirola
€545,352
Fuengirola
€490,350
Municipality of Fuengirola
€314,626
Fuengirola
€398,526
Fuengirola
€374,554
Fuengirola
€374,554
Fuengirola
€498,407
Fuengirola
€349,585
Fuengirola
€284,661
Fuengirola
€234,721
Fuengirola
€499,356
Fuengirola
€268,680
Fuengirola
€408,514
Fuengirola
€724,139
Fuengirola
€439,478
Fuengirola
€349,585
Fuengirola
€364,516
Fuengirola
€520,370
Fuengirola
€948,871
Fuengirola
€1,178,598
Fuengirola
Buyer's guide: Fuengirola
Our Fuengirola real estate page covers 270 listings with a median asking price of €551,344. Fuengirola is a lively resort and year-round town on the Costa del Sol, with a long beach promenade, a castle and a train line to Málaga airport.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Fuengirola |
|---|---|
| Listings | 270 |
| Median asking price | €551,344 |
| Range (p25-p75) | €351,996 - €863,269 |
| Price per m² | €5,370 |
| Median size | 103 m² |
Apartments are 151 listings, commercial 62, villas 19, penthouses 18, plots 12 and houses 8. By bedrooms: 103 three-bed, 76 two-bed, 20 four-bed, 15 five-plus and 10 one-bed. The high commercial count suggests many shops and restaurants for sale. See Spain penthouses and villas.
Los Boliches and the centre have beaches, shops and bars, while Torreblanca and Carvajal are quieter. The suburban train takes roughly 30 to 40 minutes to Málaga airport, which is a big advantage over car-only resorts. A mix of Spanish and international residents keeps the town lively in winter. Compare Mijas, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, Marbella, Málaga and Benahavís.
Tourist rental licences vary by building, so check the community statutes.
Los Boliches, west of the centre, has the liveliest dining scene and many mid-range flats, while Torreblanca, to the east, is more residential. Carvajal is quieter and favours villas and townhouses. Flats close to the beach cost more per m², and units with licences for tourist rental command a premium. Check the community fees, the age of the lifts and any pending special levies. Old buildings may lack parking, so ask if a space comes with the purchase and whether it is registered separately.
Resale purchases pay a 7% transfer tax in Andalusia, and new homes pay 10% VAT plus about 1.2% stamp duty, approx., to be checked locally. Add legal, notary and registry fees. Non-resident mortgages usually need 30-40% down. Spain's golden visa ended on 3 April 2025.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it has services, trains and a permanent population.
About 30-40 minutes by train.
The overall median is €551,344.
Depends on the building and licence.