Nova Marina, Fuengirola

What is Nova Marina?

Nova Marina is a development of 127 one, two and three-bedroom homes, with spacious, light-filled rooms where quality and functionality come first. Generous terraces let you enjoy warm summer evenings and sunny winter mornings. The design and architecture are tailored to the people who live there, and the materials have been carefully chosen in an elegant mix of textures, shapes and tones. The dining, living and kitchen areas flow together as one open-plan space, enhancing the sense of space in the heart of Fuengirola.

The last penthouses

As of 26 October 2026, the last exclusive two- and three-bedroom penthouses are available: ready to move into and just a few steps from the beach. You can choose between panoramic views over the Mediterranean or over the town centre. Some penthouses have an attic room, a special and cosy extra if you're looking for something with character. The homes come with a fully fitted open-plan kitchen, hot and cold air conditioning, double glazing, electric shutters, built-in wardrobes, a covered private terrace, a storage room, fibre-optic internet and an underground garage. The building has an A energy rating and a lift.

Amenities

Within the development you'll find a communal swimming pool, a gym, a sauna and landscaped gardens. The beach, restaurants, shops, schools and all services are just a few metres away.

Prices and payment in October 2026

As of 26 October 2026, the last penthouses at Nova Marina are on our books from €565,000 to €679,000. With a new build you pay 10% VAT and 1.2% stamp duty (AJD) on top of the price, plus notary, land registry and legal fees. On buying costs you can work out the total for your own situation.

You pay €5,000 on reservation, 30% on signing the purchase contract and the remaining 70% on completion at the notary. The penthouses are ready to move into.

Living in Fuengirola

Fuengirola is a compact, lively coastal town between Mijas and Benalmádena, with around eight kilometres of beach and a long seafront promenade. Everything is close at hand: supermarkets, hospitals and clinics, international schools, the marina, Sohail Castle and a weekly market. You can live here all year round without a car, as the commuter train takes you to the airport and Málaga city centre in half an hour.

Fuengirola has a large international population, including a sizeable Scandinavian community, which keeps it lively all year round. Around El Higuerón and Torreblanca you'll find the hills with sea views, while Los Boliches and the town centre keep you within walking distance of the beach. That makes Fuengirola popular with anyone looking for convenience, rental potential and an urban feel.

For buyers, that means a stable market: there is year-round demand for rental properties, and homes close to the beach or the station remain sought after on resale. New builds are relatively scarce in Fuengirola, as the town is largely built up. New developments are therefore often on the outskirts, such as in El Higuerón, Torreblanca and Los Pacos, or are small-scale buildings on a plot that has become available in the centre.

Why Nova Marina?

A ready-to-move-into penthouse with sea views and an A energy rating, right in the heart of Fuengirola and just a few steps from the beach, in a residence with a swimming pool and gym: Nova Marina is ideal both as a permanent home and as an investment.

An apartment as a second home

A new apartment is the easiest kind of second home on the Costa del Sol. The garden, pool and communal areas are maintained by the community of owners, so you have nothing to worry about while you're away. With a lift, a parking space and a storage room, you enjoy all the comfort of a new build, along with sunshine almost all year round. If you'd like to let the property while you're not there, check beforehand which licence you need; we'll set out the rules for you.

Enjoy it all year round

The Costa del Sol has one of the mildest climates in Europe, with plenty of sunshine and gentle winters. In summer, life is lived outdoors, around the pool and on the terraces. Autumn and spring bring perfect weather for golf, walking or cycling, and even in winter you'll often have lunch in the sun. Read more in our article on Marbella's microclimate. So a home here isn't just for the holidays, it's one you can enjoy all year round.

How a viewing works

Would you like to see Nova Marina? We'll plan the viewing around your trip, even at short notice. Beforehand, we'll send you the floor plans, the specification list and a breakdown of the purchase costs, so you arrive well prepared. On site, we'll show you not only the property but also the neighbourhood: the nearest schools and shops, the beach and the golf courses. That way, you'll see straight away what everyday life feels like here.

Would you rather meet remotely first? Then we'll set up a video call and go through the plans together. You only decide once you know everything, and we can guide you in Dutch, English, French or Spanish.

Buying off-plan: how it works

With a new build, you first sign a reservation agreement, then a purchase contract with a deposit, and you pay the balance on completion at the notary. Under Spanish law, deposits on new builds must be protected by a bank guarantee or an insurance policy. Always have this checked, along with the building licence and the timeline. We carry out these legal check together with an independent lawyer, and we guide you from the first viewing right through to the handover of the keys, in your own language. Also take a look at all new builds in Fuengirola.