1-bedroom apartment in La Mata

When you purchase a property in La Mata, budget for approximately 10–12% in additional costs on top of the listed price. This includes transfer tax (varies by region, typically 3–5%), notary fees, property registry fees, and legal representation. Our advisors will provide a complete breakdown tailored to your situation before you commit.

La Mata is home to a well-established community of Scandinavian and British expats who value straightforward, year-round living. You'll find good local amenities, beach access, and a relaxed pace without the crowds of larger resorts. The area offers reliable infrastructure, healthcare, and schools, making it suitable for families, couples, and retirees alike.

One-bedroom properties at this price point attract interest from holiday renters and long-term tenants alike. Demand is seasonal, peaking in summer and winter months. La Mata's position near the coast and its established expat community create a steady rental market, though returns depend on your approach—holiday lets yield differently than fixed tenancies. Our advisors can discuss rental potential based on your specific goals.

As a non-Spanish buyer, you'll need a Spanish tax identification number (NIE), a local bank account, and legal representation—all of which we arrange support for. The process typically takes 4–8 weeks from offer to completion. Our Swedish-speaking team guides you through each step, handling documentation and liaising with notaries and the property registry.

This property is completed and ready to occupy immediately upon purchase. Unlike off-plan apartments, you're not waiting for construction or relying on developer timelines. Key-ready means you can arrange your move, furnish, and settle in without delay—ideal if you want to begin your Spanish life without prolonged uncertainty.