Sleeps 63 Bedrooms2 Bathrooms
A great-value, family-friendly apartment in the heart of Fuengirola, ideal for space and convenience without stretching the budget. This 3-bed, 2-bath home offers a practical, comfortable stay with a mix of updated and traditional features. Just 500m from the beach, with shops, restaurants, and supermarkets on your doorstep. Walk to train stations, local markets, and enjoy access to a shared pool — a smart, affordable base in a lively location.
The apartment offers three bedrooms, all conveniently located on the same level — ideal for families or groups. The master bedroom features a king-size bed, the second bedroom has a comfortable double bed, and the third is a twin room, perfect for children or friends. Each bedroom includes air conditioning and wardrobe space, providing a practical and comfortable setup for longer or warmer stays.
Located on the second floor of a central residential building in Fuengirola, the apartment is easily accessed by both lift and stairs. The layout begins with an entrance hall leading into a spacious kitchen with an adjoining utility room. From here, you move into a bright lounge and dining area, complete with a dining table and direct access to the terrace — a great spot to unwind.
Beyond the living space, a hallway leads to the three bedrooms and two bathrooms, all arranged on one level for easy living.
The property benefits from access to a community swimming pool, reached via an external entrance. While there is no private parking, the nearby Feria ground offers ample free parking options.
Positioned between Fuengirola and Los Boliches, the apartment is just 250 metres from the sea and surrounded by a wide choice of bars, restaurants, bakeries, and shops — everything you need within easy walking distance.
To ensure the safety and comfort of all our guests, we wish to provide full transparency regarding the physical layout of this property. While the apartment is located on the second floor and the building is equipped with a standard lift, this property is not fully adapted for individuals with restricted mobility or those who rely on a wheelchair for daily transit.
The area surrounding the Recinto Ferial (fairground) in Fuengirola is a vibrant, transitional zone that sits between the bustling town center and the more traditional residential district of Los Boliches. It is a wide, paved plaza that serves as the town’s multi-purpose heart. If you are visiting during the week, the area is famous for hosting one of the largest open-air markets in Andalusia every Tuesday, where the surrounding streets fill with the scent of fresh olives, leather goods, and local produce. On Saturdays, it transforms into a massive "rastro" (flea market) that attracts bargain hunters from all over the Costa del Sol. The immediate neighbourhood is a mix of high-density holiday apartments and local residential blocks, meaning you are never more than a five-minute walk from a local bakery, pharmacy, or a traditional tapas bar. Here is a breakdown of what you'll find in the immediate vicinity:Key Landmarks & FacilitiesConnectivity: The fairground is perfectly situated between the Fuengirola and Los Boliches train stations (part of the C-1 line to Malaga Airport). Both are roughly a 10-minute walk away, making it a very accessible base for travelers. Plaza de la Hispanidad: Just a short stroll from the fairground, this modern square is surrounded by popular restaurants and cafes. It is a local favorite for an evening caña (small beer) while children play in the open space.The Promenade: If you walk south from the fairground for about 5–8 minutes, you hit the Paseo Marítimo. This section of the beach is wide and sandy, dotted with chiringuitos (beach bars) serving fresh espetos (sardine skewers).Infrastructure: The area is home to the Policía Local station and several large supermarkets, providing a sense of safety and convenience for families staying in nearby rentals.The AtmosphereUnlike the purely tourist-driven areas near the marina, the fairground district feels like a "real" Spanish neighbourhood. While it can be quiet on non-event days, it explodes with life during the Feria de los Pueblos (International Villages Fair) in late April/early May and the Rosario Fair in October. During these times, the permanent casetas (fair cabins) owned by various countries and local groups open up for dancing, music, and international gastronomy, turning the entire local area into a 24-hour celebration.
To reach Edificio Lindamar, Paseo Jesús Santos Rein, 24, 29640 Fuengirola, you are heading to a very central location situated right on the main artery that parallels the train line and just a few minutes' walk from the fairground.
These are the directions to the property by Car, Train and from Malaga Airport:
By Car: From Málaga Airport - Estimated drive time 20-25 minutes
1. **Exit the Airport:** Follow signs for **MA-21** (Málaga/Torremolinos/Algeciras).
2. **Merge onto AP-7:** Take the ramp onto the **AP-7/A-7** motorway heading toward **Fuengirola/Algeciras**.
3. **Take Exit 214:** This is the main exit for Fuengirola. Stay in the left lanes of the exit ramp to head toward **Fuengirola/Mijas**.
4. **Enter Fuengirola:** At the large roundabout, take the exit for **Avenida de Mijas** heading into the town center.
5. **Final Approach:** Continue down Avenida de Mijas. After passing under the bypass, turn **left** onto **Paseo Jesús Santos Rein**. Continue for about 500 meters; Edificio Lindamar (Number 24) will be on your right, situated between the main Fuengirola train station and the Los Boliches area.
By Car: From Marbella (West) - Estimated drive time 25-30 minutes
1. **Take the A-7:** Drive east toward Málaga. You can take the **AP-7** (toll road) for a faster trip or the **A-7** (coastal road) for free.
2. **Take Exit 208:** Follow signs for **Fuengirola/Costa**.
3. **Drive through the Town:** Merge onto the **N-340/A-7** and take the exit toward **Fuengirola center**. Follow signs for the "Recinto Ferial" (Fairground).
4. **Reach the Property:** Navigate toward **Paseo Jesús Santos Rein**. If you enter from the western side of town (near the Sohail Castle), you will drive along the coast or the main central avenue (Condes de San Isidro) before cutting over to Jesús Santos Rein.
By Train: From Málaga City or Airport - Estimated travel time 35 minutes.
1. **Board the C-1 Line:** Take the **Cercanías C-1** commuter train (direction Fuengirola).
2. **The Stop:** You have two options, but **Los Boliches** is often slightly more convenient for the eastern end of Paseo Jesús Santos Rein:
* **Option A (Los Boliches):** Exit here, walk down to the main street (Jesús Santos Rein), and walk west (toward the town center) for about 5 minutes.
* **Option B (Fuengirola Main Station):** Exit here (the final stop) and walk east (away from the center) for about 10 minutes.
3. **Edificio Lindamar:** The building is located directly on this main road, making it very easy to find on foot from either station.
Arriving at Málaga Airport
1. **By Train (Recommended):** Follow the signs for "Renfe" from the arrivals hall. The station is directly across from Terminal 3. Buy a ticket for **Zone 4** (roughly €2.70) at the machines and take the C-1 train to **Los Boliches** or **Fuengirola**.
2. **By Taxi/Uber:** Taxis are readily available outside arrivals. A trip to Fuengirola typically costs between **€35 and €45**, depending on the time of day and luggage.
3. **By Bus:** While there is an airport shuttle (A Express) to Málaga city, the train is much faster and more direct for Fuengirola. If you prefer the bus, look for the **Avanza M-113** or **M-622** which occasionally serves the airport route.
Goto driving tip: If you are driving, parking on Paseo Jesús Santos Rein can be tricky during market days (Tuesday and Saturday). It is often easier to look for parking in the large public lot at the **Recinto Ferial** (Fairground), which is only a 3-minute walk from Edificio Lindamar.
Arriving by Car?
Free Street Parking: Available on the roads surrounding the apartment.
The Fairgrounds (Feria): Located just across the road, this is the best spot for finding a space if the street is busy.
Peak Season Tip: During summer or holidays, parking is in high demand. We recommend grabbing the first available spot you see—even if it requires a short walk, the central location makes it worth it!
