Commercial for sale in Mijas, Málaga

An opportunity like this shouldn't be missed! Fully up-and-running bar and restaurant, plus a three-bedroom apartment, all tucked inside a lively urbanization. It's just a stone's throw from the beautiful white-washed village of Mijas—and, hey, there's a huge communal pool right next door and tennis courts right there, too. This place really has it all.

Step inside the restaurant and you're greeted by cozy rustic charm—a real fireplace crackling in the corner for the winters, four big dual A/C and heating units to keep things comfortable, and enough indoor seating for more than 30 guests. There's also room for 20 more outside if you want to open up the terrace, whether you prefer it covered or in the sun. It feels like home here, with great food, an enormous drink selection, and genuinely friendly service. Business is strong. The kitchen's ready for action—think five-ring burners, two big gas fryers, two microwaves, a double-sink with an industrial hose, a big fridge, two freezers, dishwasher, salad bar, and an efficient extractor fan.

The bar area is set up with a classic tapas bar, coffee machine, another dishwasher, and extra fridges for good measure.

Upstairs (with a totally private entrance) there's a spacious 3 bedroom apartment waiting for you. The kitchen's fully fitted and packed with all the appliances you'd need. The living room's bright and inviting, with a log-burning fireplace and sliding doors that take you straight out onto the terrace, plenty of space to take in the incredible views all around.

There are three bedrooms. Two are big doubles with en-suite bathrooms (one has a full bath, the other a step-in shower), and both open out onto the terraces with French doors. The third bedroom's used for storage right now. Honestly, you've got to see it—this place is in a prime spot, has an already loyal customer base, and works both as a home and a business.

Mijas Pueblo—locals just call it the white village—sits high in the Mijas mountains at 428 meters above sea level. The views? Absolutely stunning, whether you're looking down to the coast or across the rocky landscape inland. Tourists love the village for its picture-perfect looks and traditional Spanish vibe—think cobbled streets, white walls, little artisan shops, and bustling plazas filled with festivals. Locals from nearby towns love it, too. It's a place that really captures the heart of Spain, and now you've got the chance to put down roots right in the middle of it.