2-bedroom apartment in Los Altos

When you buy a property in Spain, expect total acquisition costs of around 10-12% above the purchase price. This includes transfer tax (Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales), notary fees, registration, and legal costs. Our advisors can break down the exact figures for your specific purchase and help you understand the timeline for completion.

Los Altos is a well-established neighbourhood with a genuine community feel. You'll find local restaurants, shops, and services within walking distance or a short drive. The area attracts many Scandinavian and British expats, so you're not isolated from familiar culture, yet you're fully integrated into Spanish life. Beaches and golf courses are nearby, and it's close enough to Alicante for airport access without the hustle of central tourist zones.

Two-bedroom apartments in Los Altos at this price point appeal to both owner-occupiers and those seeking rental potential. The efficient size makes them manageable to maintain and attractive to holiday renters and long-term tenants. Our advisors can discuss the specific investment case for this property and how it fits your wider plans.

The process is straightforward: you'll need an NIE (Spanish tax identification number), a Spanish bank account, and legal representation. As a non-resident, you'll work with a notary to complete the purchase deed (escritura). H&H provides full support through each stage, including connecting you with trusted legal and financial partners, so you're never navigating this alone.

Los Altos attracts both holiday and long-term renters, supported by its proximity to beaches, golf facilities, and the established expat community. Summer demand is consistently strong, and the area's maturity means year-round interest from those seeking stability over party atmosphere. Speak to our team about comparable rental performance in the neighbourhood to inform your decision.