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Coastal property for sale on the Costa Tropical,
Andalucia. The Costa Tropical, which runs from the popular resort
town of Nerja in the west through La Herradura and the charming
towns of Almuñecar
and Salobreña.
This stretch of coastline takes its name from the sub-tropical climate,
which allows the cultivation of exotic fruits and crops such as
avocadoes, mangoes, bananas and sugar cane.
Property prices on the Costa Tropical tend to be cheaper than on
the Costa del Sol, and the area has proved popular with foreign
property buyers. As with much of Andalucia, the infrastructure is
constantly being developed and improved and there are also improved
facilities including international schools.
In this section you will find real estate agents and property developers
offering a wide selection of property for sale on the Costa Tropical
from the village of Motril
through to Salobreña. We do (on occasion) include links to
real estate agents and developers selling property in villages slightly
inland, but close enough to the coast so that the essence of life
in those areas can be considered part of the coastal lifestyle.
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Cumbre Villas
If you´re looking to purchase a quality villa with private pool & stunning sea views, CumbreVillas.com can help you. With our wide selection of villas & plots for sale, you are bound to find your ideal property on Granada´s Costa Tropical.
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 H20
Homes Overseas Countrywide
Your local UK agent in Spain – H2O Countrywide
now offer Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, Almeria, Axarquia and
Costa Tropical.
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Prestige
Homes Overseas
A prestigious range of properties,low deposit
investments,restoration projects,farmhouses,caves,luxury beach
homes.Send us your wish list! |
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Guájar Properties
A large selection of low priced properties in the stunning sub tropical valley of Los Guájares, just 15 minutes from Salobreña coastal resort. |
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Salobrenavillas.com
Specialising in villas on the mature residential hillside overlooking Salobreña with fabulous views to the sea, Salobreña castle & the snow capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada. |
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