2-bedroom apartment in Los Frutales

When purchasing in Costa Blanca South, expect acquisition costs of approximately 10–12% on top of the property price. This includes transfer tax (6–10% depending on regional bands), notary fees, land registry charges, and legal representation. For this €154,900 property, speak to our advisors for a detailed breakdown tailored to your circumstances.

Los Frutales is a well-established residential area with a genuine community feel. You'll find local shops, restaurants, and schools nearby, whilst beaches and golf courses are accessible short drives away. The neighbourhood attracts many Scandinavian and British expats, creating a welcoming, practical environment ideal for those seeking Spanish life without tourist resort atmosphere.

This is a resale apartment, key-ready and available for immediate occupation. Unlike off-plan new construction in Costa Blanca, you can view and assess the property before purchase, reducing uncertainty. Our advisors can arrange viewings and handle all conveyancing.

As a non-resident, you'll need a Spanish tax identification number (NIE) and representation from a local legal advisor—we work with trusted professionals. The process typically takes 4–8 weeks from offer to completion. Our Swedish-speaking team guides international buyers through each step, ensuring transparency and compliance with Spanish property law.

Los Frutales attracts seasonal holiday lets and long-term rental interest, particularly during summer months and from those relocating to the area. Demand varies by season and property type. Short-term holiday lets typically draw more attention than this size of apartment, though long-term rentals remain steady. We recommend discussing rental strategy with our advisors based on your specific goals.