2-Bed Townhouse in Calahonda, Mijas — 100m from the Sea, Solarium & Pool



Andalucia, Malaga, Mijas, Spain, Mijas (Spain)
2 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · 110m² Floor area
€479,000
House
Parking
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
110m²
Garden
Pool
Not furnished
Description
Step out of the front door on a Tuesday morning and within sixty seconds you're on the sand. No car, no shuttle, no planning — just the smell of salt air and the sound of the Mediterranean lapping at the Costa del Sol. That's the daily reality of owning this renovated two-bedroom townhouse in Sitio de Calahonda, one of the most quietly coveted pockets of Mijas Costa, sitting less than 100 meters from the shoreline and the scenic Mijas Coastal Path.
Calahonda is the kind of place people discover by accident and then spend years trying to get back to. Tucked between the glitz of Marbella to the west and the laid-back surf culture of La Cala de Mijas to the east, it has its own low-key rhythm. The promenade fills with joggers and dog walkers at dawn. By mid-morning, the beach bars are pulling espressos and cutting into tortilla. Come sunset, the terrace tables at places like Restaurante El Oceano fill up fast with people who've learned that the best view of the Costa del Sol doesn't require a reservation at somewhere famous — it just requires showing up.
This townhouse, spread across two floors plus a private solarium terrace, was fully renovated roughly two years ago. The work was done thoughtfully. Mediterranean-inspired finishes, yes, but also practical upgrades that international owners actually care about: thermal and acoustic insulation on all new windows, air conditioning throughout, and solar panels that meaningfully cut running costs. The east-west orientation means the ground floor living room catches the morning light while the solarium terrace glows in the evening — which, if you've ever watched the Costa del Sol sky go orange and pink over the water from a rooftop, you'll understand why that matters.
Downstairs, the fitted kitchen opens into a dining and living space that flows directly out to the communal gardens and swimming pool. There's no awkward transition, no sliding door you have to wrestle open. It's just inside, then outside, which is exactly how life here is meant to work. Upstairs are the two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, private and quiet, separated from the social spaces in a way that works whether you're hosting friends or just want a clean boundary between your morning and your evening.
The solarium is the real conversation piece. A private terrace on the top level, open to the sky, large enough for a proper table and chairs, a couple of sunloungers, and still room to pace around. In July, it's where you eat breakfast before the heat builds. In October — when the Costa del Sol still delivers 25-degree days while most of northern Europe has given up on summer — it's where you have dinner under the stars.
The community itself is well-maintained and genuinely quiet. Landscaped grounds, a communal pool, reserved parking for owners. The kind of setup where neighbors nod hello but don't intrude. For a second home, that balance is hard to find and easy to appreciate.
On the investment side, this property carries documentation relating to an active tourist rental license — a significant practical advantage on the Costa del Sol, where new licenses are increasingly difficult to obtain. Buyers should independently verify the current validity of the license, its transferability, and any conditions attached to its continued use with the Mijas Town Hall and the community of owners, as regulations in this area continue to evolve. That said, the combination of beach proximity, recent renovation, and existing tourist documentation makes this a property with clear short-stay rental appeal during the months you're not in residence.
The surrounding area is genuinely well-served for day-to-day life. Supermarkets, pharmacies, restaurants, and bus stops are all within easy walking distance. Málaga Airport is around 40 minutes by car — close enough that weekend getaways from anywhere in northern Europe become a realistic habit, not a logistical project. The AP-7 coastal motorway puts you at Puerto Banús in under 20 minutes and Fuengirola in about 15.
Seasonally, there's more here than beach time. The spring hiking on the trails above Mijas Pueblo — the white hilltop village that sits 430 meters above the coast — is genuinely underrated, with views stretching to Africa on clear days. Mijas Pueblo itself hosts a weekly artisan market and the Feria de Mijas each September, when the streets fill with flamenco, horses, and the smell of pescaíto frito wafting from every corner. The nearby Chaparral Golf Club and Mijas Golf — two well-regarded courses — make this stretch of coast a practical base for golfers chasing winter rounds in the sun.
For buyers considering this as a second home in Spain, the Costa del Sol remains one of Europe's most accessible and legally straightforward markets for international purchasers. Non-resident owners should take independent legal advice on NIE registration, purchase taxes, and whether a Spanish non-resident income tax filing is required if the property is rented out. These are standard steps, not obstacles.
Key features at a glance:
- 110 m² townhouse fully renovated approximately two years ago
- 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms across two floors
- Private solarium terrace on the top level
- Two balconies with east and west-facing aspects
- Living room with direct access to communal gardens and pool
- Fitted kitchen with modern finishes
- Air conditioning throughout
- New double-glazed windows with thermal and acoustic insulation
- Solar panels for improved energy efficiency
- Communal swimming pool and landscaped gardens
- Reserved parking within the community
- Less than 100 meters from the beach and the Mijas Coastal Path
- Tourist rental license documentation in place (verification required)
- 40 minutes from Málaga International Airport
This is a vacation home in Mijas that doesn't ask you to compromise. It's move-in ready, low-maintenance, and positioned in one of the Costa del Sol's most livable coastal communities. Whether you're buying as a holiday retreat, a longer-stay second home in Spain, or a property with rental income potential, the fundamentals here are solid.
Reach out through Homestra to arrange a private viewing or to request the full documentation pack, including the energy certificate, community statutes, and tourist license paperwork. Properties at this price point, at this distance from the sea, in this condition, don't wait around on the Costa del Sol.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 2
- Size
- 110m²
- Price per m²
- €4,355
- Garden size
- 0m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- Yes
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 2
- Has swimming pool
- Yes
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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