Apartment for sale in Nerja

Property ID: COP-TRAP273

€1,000

17 €/m²

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Available exclusively during the winter months, this charming apartment is located in the peaceful and well-maintained Capistrano area of Nerja. It’s the ideal choice for those looking to spend an extended stay enjoying the mild climate of the Costa del Sol, whether as a couple, with family, or while working remotely.

The property offers a warm and bright atmosphere, with a south-facing terrace that’s perfect for relaxing while taking in the views of the Mediterranean Sea and the town’s historic centre. Inside, the living-dining room is comfortable and inviting, ideal for everyday living, and the fully equipped kitchen is designed to meet the needs of longer stays. The bathroom has been recently renovated and features a modern, functional design.

Located within a residential complex with a communal pool and beautifully landscaped gardens, the apartment is just a short walk from supermarkets, cafés, and public transport. Burriana Beach is only a five-minute drive away, as are several hiking trails and natural areas perfect for exploring during the winter.

This property is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the peace, natural beauty, and sunlight of Nerja during the quietest and most relaxing time of the year.

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