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Malaga Properties

Property for sale Malaga

Malaga property covers a huge area and as a province it also has some of the most popular areas for property on the Costa del Sol. Malaga is the capital city of the Costa del Sol as well as the most important province in the area so it is a first choice for many property buyers.

Here at Lighthouse Spain we have a great selection of properties for sale in Malaga. Being independent means that we can work with you in finding your ideal Malaga property by making sure you only deal with real estate agents in Malaga that adhere to our strict code of ethics.

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Most visitors to the Costa del Sol see no more of Malaga than the airport, which is a shame as Malaga is one of Spain's most fascinating, historic and atmospheric cities, its people, architecture, Malaga hotels and entertainment strongly infused with the Arabic influences that underpin Southern Spanish culture.

It's really worth sorting a Malaga car hire to get to see the city and surrounding areas as there are some wonderfully picturesque Spanish villages just on the outskirts of the city slightly more inland.

La Alcazaba fortress overlooking Malaga is a particularly dramatic reminder of the city's Moorish history. Nearby is the 14th century Gibralfaro castle, the site of a three month siege between the Malaga people and the Catholic monarchs. The Malagueños eventually had to concede defeat as starvation beckoned.

Now, however, you can eat like a king around here as nearby is a beautiful historic parador (state hotel) with panoramic views of the town and surrounding coastline. It is also a popular wedding venue location and a local wedding planner Spain can advise you on the availability of local venues when planning the big day.

The historic centre is particularly attractive, set around the unfinished Gothic Cathedral. The narrow backstreets conceal some beautiful old buildings among the bars and shops. The most salubrious areas are east of the centre, such as Limonar, Pedregalejo and El Palo, with small pretty beaches and great seafood restaurants. Alternatively, the places to eat are the many tapas bars dotted around the town.

The Alameda, a promenade, cuts through the heart of the city, and its park has one of the best botanical collections in Europe and open air concerts in summer.

Leading off the Alameda is Calle Larios, with high street shops and boutiques where you can buy anything and everything excepted of a large city. Just as in the UK you will find stores selling holiday souvenirs to luxury clothing stores for your suits, to music stores, furniture outlets etc. etc. and all surrounded by picturesque alleys and squares.

This is the hometown of Pablo Picasso, and the 16th century Museum of Fine Arts houses a selection of his paintings while his home in Plaza Merced contains an archive of his life and works.

If golf is more your taste than art, however, the nearest course is at the Parador de Golf near to Malaga airport. So if you have your golf shirts packed near to the top of your suitcase, you can go directly from the airport!

Malaga is also the main commercial and business centre for this stretch of the coast. It is an incredibly busy city and if you plan on establishing a business on the Costa del Sol, Malaga city is probably a good place for it as there is increased availability of commercial real estate, easier access to IT and comms companies such as online backup specialists to help you on your way.

Malaga is also the perfect base from which to explore the magnificent Andalucian countryside. Malaga boasts it's very own "Lake District" in the form of the El Chorro lakes, located around an hour from Malaga. If you are a fan of Lake District Cottages then the scenery Malaga has to offer is not all that different!

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Spanish Property types in Malaga:

Malaga Apartments | Malaga Fincas | Malaga Penthouse | Malaga Plots | Malaga Townhouses | Malaga Villas

The main areas where you can find holiday homes for sale in Malaga include:

Property on the eastern Costa del Sol | Inland Costa del Sol properties

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Key Facts

DISTANCE FROM AIRPORT
6 km

HIGHLIGHTS
La Alcazaba fortress, Gibralfaro castle, views from the parador; historic centre including the cathedral; Picasso's birthplace and his new museum.