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Apartment for sale in Fuengirola
Fuengirola, Málaga
2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom · 93 m²
€ 250.000
About the property
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in Fuengirola offers 93 m² of built space and views over the garden. Set on a middle floor, the home includes fitted wardrobes and is served by a lift. It requires renovation, offering scope to update the interiors to suit your own taste rather than presenting a move-in-ready home. The apartment forms part of a gated complex with a communal swimming pool and communal gardens. These shared outdoor spaces complement the home, with room to enjoy the garden surroundings and spend time by the pool. Communal parking is also available within the complex. The setting places shops and schools nearby, keeping everyday amenities close at hand. With its two-bedroom accommodation, lift access and shared facilities, the apartment brings together practical features in Fuengirola, while the renovation requirement is an important consideration for buyers planning their next home.
- Property type
- Middle-floor apartment
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Living space
- 93 m²
- Reference
- SK8865745



Features
Communal pool
Lift
Communal garden
Gated complex
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Buying Guide
A reservation, a purchase contract and a deposit all bind you, and so can a signed offer that the seller accepts. Spain has no cooling-off period for home purchases, so let your lawyer read everything before you sign or pay.
Read the full answerIt is not required by law, but we always recommend that you use your own lawyer, who works for you and not for the seller or developer.
Read the full answerThe notary is a neutral public official who draws up and authenticates the deed so the change of ownership can be registered. The notary does not work for you and does not check the home.
Read the full answerBuying a resale home without a mortgage often takes 1 to 2 months from accepted offer to keys. With a Spanish mortgage it often takes 2 to 4 months.
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