1-bedroom apartment in La Mata

Beyond the purchase price, expect transfer tax (ITP) at approximately 6–8%, notary fees (€400–€800), and property registration fees (€200–€600). If using a mortgage, add bank appraisal and administration costs. For a €149,000 property, total closing costs typically range €12,000–€14,000. We always provide transparent cost breakdowns—it's why our clients trust us after 500+ transactions.

Absolutely. La Mata has a well-established Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish community with social clubs, language exchange groups, and year-round events. Healthcare access is straightforward, supermarkets stock Nordic products, and many residents speak Scandinavian languages. The pace is slower than Torrevieja's tourist core but more connected than inland villages. It's ideal if you want Spain without complete cultural immersion.

Yes. Comparable one-bedroom penthouses in Torre La Mata range €135,000–€165,000, depending on terrace size and condition. This property's private terrace with sea views, communal pool access, and parking elevate it above basic offerings. The location (600m to beach) is premium without premium pricing. Our market knowledge spans over 500 closed deals—this is realistically priced.

Steps are straightforward: find property, make offer, sign preliminary agreement (with deposit), arrange NIE tax number, secure financing if needed, complete due diligence (title search, survey), and sign final deed at notary. Timeline: 4–8 weeks typically. Non-residents can buy freely; some tax advantages exist for EU citizens. Hansson & Hertzell guides you through every stage, connecting you with trusted notaries and mortgage specialists.

Torre La Mata units achieve solid seasonal returns. One-bedroom properties typically rent €800–€1,200 monthly in summer, €400–€600 in winter. Annual gross yield: 4–5% is realistic. Demand is steady from Scandinavian holiday visitors and winter refugees. Property management companies handle bookings and maintenance for 10–15% commission. It's a modest but reliable income stream rather than a get-rich scheme.