Townhouse for sale in Casco Antiguo, Aguilas, Murcia

This is one of those special homes from the 1970s, with a wonderful inner patio—one of those you can imagine living as if you were in an Andalusian courtyard. On the first floor, it has an entrance hall, with access to a living room or it can be a bedroom. It also has a private garage that you can turn into a kitchen with a large living room, while the ground floor would be left as another possible home. You access it from the patio; inside, it has a bathroom and a large storage room. On the first floor, you access the home from the entrance hall via the stairs. It is a home that has almost no hallway; nearly all the space is used. It features a large living room, a full bathroom, an equipped kitchen with access to a glazed terrace and views over the patio of the home, and two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes from wall to wall. Finally, the top floor has another large en-suite bedroom with a full bathroom and access to an outdoor terrace, plus a smaller terrace that previously was a loft space for animals (“pajarera”). It’s a house that, if you add your personal touch, is a jewel.

Live or invest in Águilas: a Mediterranean paradise all year round

Águilas is a calm coastal city of about 40,000 inhabitants, with the charm of a town and a relaxed lifestyle. Its appeal is based on a natural landscape with great environmental richness, where the sea, history, and quality of life blend in perfect harmony.

As beautiful to visit as it is to live in, Águilas preserves traces of its past in iconic places such as the Castillo de San Juan de las Águilas, which overlooks the bay, or the Embarcadero del Hornillo, a jewel of industrial archaeology that once served for loading minerals.

Located to the south of the Region of Murcia and bordering Andalusia, Águilas offers 35 km of coastline and 39 coves and beaches with clean, turquoise waters—ideal for nautical sports, scuba diving, or simply enjoying the sun.

Its exceptional climate, with more than 3,200 hours of sunshine per year, together with its Mediterranean gastronomy, its marina and fishing port, and the wide range of cultural and sports offerings, make Águilas one of the most sought-after destinations on the Murcia coast.

In addition, its Carnival, declared an International Tourist Interest Festival, fills its streets with color and joy every year. Águilas is a lively city throughout all twelve months—perfect both for unforgettable holidays and for settling permanently.

Excellent road and public transport connections:

Just 1 hour from Almería Airport (118 km) and 1 hour and 40 minutes from Alicante Airport (164 km).

8 km from the AP-7 motorway Cartagena–Vera.

It has a bus station and commuter train station, with regular connections.