2-bedroom apartment in Los Balcones

Purchase costs in Spain typically total around 10-12% of the property price, including transfer tax, notary fees, and registry costs. The exact amount depends on the property value and your personal circumstances. Our advisors will provide a full breakdown before you commit, so you know precisely what to expect.

Los Balcones is a residential neighbourhood with a genuine mix of residents—both long-term expats and seasonal visitors. You'll find local amenities within walking distance: bars, cafés, supermarkets, and small restaurants. The beach is a short drive away, and the area feels practical rather than resort-like, which many families and retirees prefer.

At €147,900, this property offers accessible entry into the Costa Blanca market. The communal pool adds appeal, and the location is convenient for both personal use and rental potential. Whether it suits your plans depends on your timeline and intended use. We'd recommend discussing your specific goals with our team.

You'll need an NIE (Spanish tax number), a legal representative, and a bank account to proceed. Our team handles the coordination with notaries and the land registry. Most non-residents complete the purchase without needing to visit Spain multiple times, though we always recommend at least one viewing in person.

Los Balcones sees seasonal demand from Northern European visitors and winter lets from British and Scandinavian families. A two-bedroom at this price point attracts budget-conscious holidaymakers and long-term tenants. Rental income varies by season and management approach, and we can connect you with property managers who understand the local market if you're considering lettings.