Fuengirola · Torreblanca
Two and three bedroom homes · Under construction
A scheme of twelve villas in Torreblanca, Fuengirola, being built in two phases, with floors, bathrooms and kitchens from the Porcelanosa group. Work on the first five began in September 2026. Prices start at €850,000 before IVA, and handover is estimated for the second half of 2028.
Two-bedroom villa
2 beds · 3 baths · 199.6 m² built · 38.92 m² terrace · 131.96 m² garden
Two-bedroom villa
2 beds · 3 baths · 263.41 m² built · 73.75 m² terrace · 201.65 m² garden
Three-bedroom villa
3 beds · 3 baths · 196.56 m² built · 54.7 m² terrace · 204.27 m² garden
Built areas and prices are the developer's own figures. Prices exclude IVA and AJD.
WhatsApp Michael →The lowest-priced home, a two-bedroom villa, works out at €4,259 per built square metre. Across Fuengirola, idealista puts the average asking price for 2026 at €4,451 a square metre, so this villa sits a little under the town figure. Its built area includes the lower floor, which holds the garage, a second sitting room and a shower room. The garden of about 130 square metres, the terraces and the pool are not part of it. The price table for the area is on the Fuengirola & Mijas Costa page.
Almara Villas is a mix of detached and semi-detached houses on a slope in Torreblanca, built in two phases, the first of which is five villas. There are two designs. The villas on the upper part of the plot have three bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs, and covered parking for two cars beside the front door. Further down the slope, the upstairs of each villa holds two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and the garage is on the lower floor. In both designs the kitchen, dining area and living room share the ground floor with a guest toilet, and open onto a terrace and the garden. The lower floor adds a second sitting room with its own shower room, and most of the first five also have a roof terrace. The main rooms face south, and each villa comes with its own pool and a garden whose size depends on the plot.
The living room, kitchen and bathrooms are floored in large porcelain tiles by Porcelanosa, in a pale limestone finish. The same tile, with a non-slip surface, covers every terrace, the roof terrace included, and the stairs have treads to match. The bedrooms and hallways upstairs have a hard-wearing laminate in a honey-coloured wood finish, laid over a layer that softens the sound of footsteps.
The same limestone porcelain clads the bathroom walls all the way up, and one wall in each bathroom and in the guest toilet has a herringbone pattern in relief. The toilets are wall-hung, the showers have trays set level with the floor and sliding glass screens, and the chrome taps and fittings are by Noken. Each basin sits on a vanity unit in an ash oak finish, with two soft-closing drawers, under a mirror with a lit border.
Oak-finish units by Gamadecor, with soft-closing hinges and drawers that open to their full depth, under a beige worktop of sintered stone, a manufactured surface that stands up to heat, scratches and stains. The appliances are included, and the developer describes them as mid-range.
Each villa has its own pool, lined in the same limestone porcelain as the terraces. It comes with its filter and chlorination equipment, a stainless steel ladder, an outdoor shower and a robot cleaner.
AThe developer states an A rating for every villa, the best of the Spanish grades from A to G, and describes the villas as up to 60 per cent more efficient than a conventional house. The certificate itself can only be issued once a villa is finished.
On Calle Jilguero, in the residential estate of Torreblanca del Sol, seven minutes by car from Torreblanca station and eight from the beach.
The villas are sold before completion and paid for in stages. A reservation costs €10,000 plus IVA, and 20 per cent of the price follows on signing the purchase contract. During construction you pay another 15 per cent, and the last 65 per cent when the deed is signed and the villa handed over, which is estimated for the second half of 2028. Banco Santander is financing the project, and payments go into a separate account with the bank, guaranteed by an insurance company.
The choice here is mostly between an upper villa, with a third bedroom, and a lower one, with a garage and more room on the floor below, and the gardens vary from plot to plot. I weigh each option against its price and walk the plot with you, to see the outlook from the spot where your house will stand. When you have decided, I negotiate the price on your behalf.
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Which villas stand on their own and which share a wall, when the second phase will go on sale, and whether owners will share any running costs, such as the upkeep of the access road. I will put these questions to the sales team for you.
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