€353,400
Ground Floor Apartment
Málaga Ciudad, Centro Histórico, Málaga, Spain
Modern newly built two-bedroom apartment, located in a beautiful building comprising only 8 homes, providing a quiet, family-frien…
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Málaga Ciudad, Centro Histórico, Málaga
Fantastic investment opportunity in the heart of Málaga's historic center. Just 35 meters from the charming Plazuela San Juan de Dios, this first-floor apartment (no elevator) is located in a classic Andalusian building that preserves the authentic character of the area.
The apartment features a functional layout with high ceilings (2.8 m), west-facing windows, and a calm, bright atmosphere thanks to its orientation towards a quiet interior courtyard — ideal for long-term tenants seeking peace in a vibrant location.
The property offers a bright 16 m² living-dining area, a spacious 10 m² bedroom, a separate 3 m² kitchen, and a full 4 m² bathroom. It is move-in ready, and with minor upgrades, its market value and rental appeal could easily increase.
Perfect for investors looking for a high-demand location with low vacancy rates. The property is ideal for long-term rental, offering stable income and excellent potential for capital appreciation in one of Málaga's most desirable districts.
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