Mijas · Parque de las Lagunas
One, two and three bedroom apartments · Under construction
Forty-six apartments, ground-floor homes with gardens and penthouses, at Parque de las Lagunas in Mijas. One, two and three bedrooms, terraces reaching 145 square metres at the top of the building, and a shared spa with a covered pool in it.
One-bedroom apartment
Fourth floor
1 bed · 1 bath · 54.85 m² built · 11.73 m² terrace
One-bedroom apartment
Second floor
1 bed · 1 bath · 72.22 m² built · 18.85 m² terrace
Two-bedroom apartment
First floor
2 beds · 2 baths · 122.35 m² built
Two-bedroom apartment
Ground floor
2 beds · 2 baths · 119.62 m² built
Other units available.
Ask for the full listBuilt areas and prices are the developer's own figures. Prices exclude IVA and AJD.
WhatsApp Michael →The lowest-priced home, a one-bedroom apartment on the fourth floor, works out at €5,360 per built square metre. Asking prices across Mijas average €3,684 a built metre, so the smallest home here sits well above the town. That rate is not the same across the scheme. It runs from about €3,000 a built metre on the three bedroom homes at ground level up to the figure above on the smallest one bedroom home, which makes the choice of home matter more here than the headline price does. Two things sit outside any of those figures. The kitchen is not in the price, so it has to be added back before a comparison with another new build means anything, and the shared building brings a covered pool, a jacuzzi, a gym and a room for yoga. The price table for the area is on the Fuengirola & Mijas Costa page.
Almitak is the first phase of Orion Collection, a development at Parque de las Lagunas, on the Mijas side of where the town meets Fuengirola. This phase holds forty-six homes. The front of each floor is set back from the one below it, which leaves the terrace underneath open to the sky and keeps one home from looking straight into the next. A home here has one, two or three bedrooms, with one or two bathrooms, and measures between 44 and 138 square metres inside. Living room, dining table and kitchen share a single room. Terraces start at 11 square metres and reach 145 on the largest penthouse, and the homes at ground level have a garden of between 23 and 55 square metres. One point is set out plainly in the developer’s own list of materials: the kitchen is not in the price. The home arrives with the space and the connections for one, and the units and appliances are sold as a package alongside.
Shared between the 46 homes
The home is handed over with the room for a kitchen and the pipework and wiring behind it, and with no units or appliances in it. Fitting it out is offered as a package of its own, which brings a choice of colours for the units and a fridge-freezer, a dishwasher, an extractor hood, a ceramic hob and an electric multifunction oven, all of them built in. The sink and the tap are by Ellici.
The main bathroom has one basin set into a unit, depending on which type of home it is. Sanitaryware and the lavatory are white vitrified porcelain. The shower tray is ultra-flat and lies level with the floor, so there is nothing to step over. Taps are chrome and work off a single lever. Some types of home carry a bath instead of the shower.
Windows and external doors come in lacquered aluminium, or else in PVC, and both are built around a thermal break. That is the strip of insulating material set inside the frame to stop heat travelling straight through it. The developer specifies them for warmth and for quiet. Bedroom blinds are slats of lacquered aluminium with insulation injected inside them, finished in the colour of the frames.
All three run off aerothermal equipment. It takes warmth from the air outside and moves it indoors, with nothing burned anywhere in the process, and it is what the developer credits for the energy rating.
Every home is fitted with a home automation system and a smart lock on its front door.
AA is the best of the seven Spanish energy bands, which run down as far as G. It measures what a home has to draw on to stay warm in winter and cool in summer. The developer puts the rating down to the aerothermal equipment. No certificate number is published, so treat it as the standard the design is built to rather than a measurement off the finished building.
At Parque de las Lagunas, the level ground on the Mijas side of the boundary with Fuengirola, a little under two kilometres from Miramar and four from the beach at Los Boliches.
The developer sets out the money in four steps. Ten per cent goes down on the private purchase contract, five per cent six months after work starts on site, five per cent again twelve months after it starts, and the remaining eighty per cent when the keys are handed over. Tax comes on top of every one of those figures. A new home in Andalucía carries IVA at ten per cent and stamp duty at 1.2 per cent. The developer notes that the schedule itself may change. Work began on site during the first quarter of 2026, and the keys are due to be handed over in the first quarter of 2028.
The kitchen sitting outside the price is what shapes the work here. A home is quoted with no units and no appliances in it, so putting Almitak next to another new build nearby means adding the fitted package back in before the two figures mean anything, and the same goes for a parking space if it turns out to be priced on its own. The rest is the timetable and the papers behind it. What I want in writing is the licence, the bank guarantee that covers each instalment paid before the building is finished, and a handover date the developer will put its name to.
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Ask what the fitted kitchen package costs and exactly what comes in it, since the home is priced without one. Ask whether a parking space and a storeroom belong to the home and whether they are inside the price, because the areas the developer publishes do not mention either. Several of the drawings show a small pool set into a terrace, so ask which types of home carry one.
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