Apartment for sale in Los Collados, Aguilas, Murcia

Discover this property located in the Los Collados residential complex in Águilas—an excellent choice for those seeking comfort and outdoor living in a residential setting.

The property offers 65.07 m² of constructed area (46.52 m² of usable space), featuring a bright, open-plan living-dining area with an equipped kitchen—a functional layout designed for spacious, comfortable daily living. The living room opens onto a large terrace, which in turn provides access to a private garden/outdoor area, for the exclusive use of this property.

The property has two double bedrooms, each with its own fitted wardrobe and a bathroom with a bath tub.

One of its key highlights is the outdoor space—perfect for enjoying the fresh air, relaxing, or taking advantage of the pleasant microclimate unique to Águilas. The urbanization also features a communal swimming pool and communal garden areas, ideal for sunny days, and the property includes a parking space in the building’s underground garage, accessible via an elevator, just outside the property.

This home is an attractive opportunity whether you are looking for a second home for getaways in the sun or a practical, welcoming residence in Águilas.

Águilas is a historic, picturesque port city on the southern tip of Spain's Costa Cálida in the Region of Murcia. Home to around 35,000 residents, it uniquely blends vibrant Mediterranean beach life, rich 18th-century heritage, and a world-famous Carnival.

Beaches & Coastline

- Stunning Bays: Águilas boasts 28 kilometers of coastline featuring over 30 coves and golden-sand beaches. Highlights include Playa de Poniente, La Carolina, and Calabardina.

- Scuba Diving: The rocky seabeds, particularly around Isla del Fraile and Cape Cope, are considered some of the best in the Mediterranean for diving.

Key Attractions

- San Juan de las Águilas castle: An 18th-century fortress perched on a rocky hill.

- Embarcadero del Hornillo: A striking 19th-century iron and concrete loading pier designed by the British during the region's mining boom and is now an emblematic symbol.

- Plaza de España: The charming historic center featuring lush gardens, 19th-century architecture, and the San José Church.

Culture & Lifestyle

- The Carnival: Often considered one of the best and most vibrant festivals in Spain, celebrated every February or sometimes also beginning of March, with live music, dancing, and elaborate parades. It is of international tourism interest and is the second biggest Carnival in Spain.

- Exceptional Climate: With over 300 days of sunshine and an average annual temperature hovering around 23ºC, it offers a quintessential outdoor lifestyle.

- Gastronomy: The local culinary scene revolves around fresh seafood and Mediterranean produce.