Apartment for sale in Nerja

Unique and bright apartment with fantastic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Spanish mountains. The apartment is secluded in the attractive area of Tropicana, within walking distance to the beach and 2.5 km from the center of Nerja. 

The apartment is 74 m2 and is ready to move in. It meets all the needs to be the ideal holiday or year-round apartment. 

There is plenty of opportunity to furnish the living room with both a sofa and a dining table without compromising on space. Spacious bedroom with built-in wardrobes and good space for a bed. From here, there is access to a 26 m2 large terrace with a fantastic and unobstructed view. Here you can enjoy the many sunny days, barbecue with friends and family, or create your very own oasis. In addition, the apartment includes 1 extra bedroom, as well as a kitchen and bathroom. 

The apartment is located at the end of the road in a cozy neighborhood with free parking, green areas, and a communal pool with a lifeguard, so you can relax and enjoy life in the best climate in Europe. 

The area offers many opportunities, from golf on nearby golf courses to hiking in natural parks or skiing in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Nerja is located less than an hour's drive from Malaga airport and city. Granada is about an hour's drive from the apartment, where you can experience the world-famous Alhambra, Flamenco in the Roma quarter, and much more. Furthermore, the apartment has a tourist license and is therefore an excellent opportunity for rental. Come and experience a unique apartment with magnificent views. 

The apartment has it all, and with its fantastic location, it is a good investment.

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