Property for sale in Mijas.
The municipality behind Fuengirola, from the white village of Mijas Pueblo on the hill to the golf valley below it, with views over the coast at prices below the seafront.
Homes in Mijas, newest first.
What Mijas is like.
Mijas Pueblo is the white village on the mountainside above Fuengirola, with the views the coach trips come for and a quieter life than the coast once they have gone home. Below it the municipality spreads down to the golf valley and across to Las Lagunas, the working town that joins onto Fuengirola, where many people actually live.
Buying in Mijas usually means a view. Homes on the hillside look over Fuengirola and the sea, and the same money buys more space than it does on the seafront ten minutes below. A car helps, though Fuengirola and its train are a short drive.
Where to look in Mijas
- Mijas Pueblo
Village houses, townhouses and apartments with the big views. Quiet once the day trippers leave.
- Mijas Golf and the valley
Apartment communities and villas around the two Mijas courses, between the village and the coast.
- Campo Mijas and El Coto
Hillside urbanisations of villas and townhouses with sea views, a few minutes above Fuengirola.
- Las Lagunas
The urban part next to Fuengirola: apartments at town prices with the shops and the train close by.
The practical bits
- Málaga airport
- About thirty minutes by road.
- Train
- From Fuengirola, ten minutes down the hill.
- Beach
- Fuengirola, ten to fifteen minutes by car.
- Golf
- Mijas Golf Los Lagos and Los Olivos in the valley, with more at La Cala and Calanova.
- Shops and health
- Everything in Fuengirola and Las Lagunas. A health centre in the village and in Las Lagunas.
Who buys here
Buyers who want a view and a garden rather than a seafront flat, and people who want to be near Fuengirola without living in it.
Mijas and the towns around it.
Ask us what it is like to live there.
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