4 Beds·4 Baths·499 m²
A unique townhouse in Mijas Pueblo, with valley and coast views and a prime village setting. It has 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and 499 m2 built. The property is south-facing, and the spacious terraces look over the valley and the coast. Inside, it offers a fully equipped kitchen, a lift, and fitted wardrobes. It is built in 2000 and is in excellent condition. Furniture is not included. Outside, there is a pool area, spacious terraces, a barbecue area, and two parking spaces very close to the property. In Mijas Pueblo, you can access all amenities on foot, while enjoying the calm charm of the village and the Costa del Sol beaches.
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Mijas covers a large and varied stretch of the western Costa del Sol, from the picture-postcard white village of Mijas Pueblo in the hills down to the busy coastal strip of Mijas Costa. The coast — La Cala de Mijas, Calahonda, Riviera del Sol — is one of the region's most popular areas for both holiday homes and permanent relocation, offering good value, plenty of golf and a relaxed, family-friendly feel. The property mix is broad: beachfront and near-beach apartments, townhouses in golf communities, and villas both on the coast and in the hills. Because Mijas spans such a range of settings and price points, it suits everyone from first-time overseas buyers to those seeking a substantial family villa.
30% below the typical price
About 30% below the typical price in Mijas. Strong value for this location.
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Alexandra Marcinkowska
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Property prices are set by the seller and are negotiable, unlike fixed new-build prices. We compare the asking price against recent sales of similar properties and the real market, and tell you honestly if it is too high. We would rather lose a sale than let you overpay.
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A resale property has transfer tax (ITP, 7% in Andalucia) instead of the VAT (IVA) and stamp duty charged on a new build. On top you pay notary, land registry, and legal fees. Budget roughly 9-10% above the price. You will have the full breakdown in writing.
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