Unique investment opportunity in Malaga's historic centre

€1,950,000

~381 m² Plot surface

Description

Exclusive sale of four urban plots in the heart of Malaga's historic centre, with access from Calle Beatas, Calle Tomás de Cozar and Calle Picador, in one of the most sought-after and promising areas of the city. Project with high potential allowing for the construction of three buildings: • Building on Calle Picador with commercial premises and residential units. • Two residential buildings on Calle Tomás de Cozar, with a total of four homes. The properties at Calle Tomás de Cozar nos. 12 and 14 are located in the protected area of the Church of Santiago (Architectural Protection II), preserving the traditional façade, height and style, which adds heritage value and differentiation to the project. The plots at Calle Picador 3 and 5, which are not subject to urban planning restrictions, offer greater freedom of development. The planned building will have three floors plus an attic, perfectly integrated into the historic surroundings. An exceptional investment for developers looking to develop a residential or mixed-use project in a prime location with high national and international demand.

Engel & Völkers Málaga

+34 951 956 922

Your advisor: Sabine Klostermann

Property ID: W-0488DG

Location: Centro, Málaga

Malaga, capital of the Costa del Sol, is a vibrant city that blends its rich historical heritage with the modernity of a dynamic and cosmopolitan metropolis. Its historic centre is the true heart of the city, where narrow cobbled streets coexist with buildings of great architectural value such as Malaga Cathedral, the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba. This urban fabric is bustling with life at any time of day and reflects the character of a city that has managed to preserve its traditions while moving forward with modern times. Daily life in the centre of Malaga takes place in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. In emblematic squares such as the Plaza de la Constitución, locals and visitors enjoy a lively coexistence. The terraces of bars and cafés fill with people sampling traditional sardine skewers and typical tapas, while tourists stroll along shopping streets such as the elegant Calle Larios, which leads to Plaza de la Marina and connects the city centre with Paseo del Palmeral and Muelle Uno, located in the city's seaport. Throughout the day, the hustle and bustle of markets such as Atarazanas mixes with the serenity of the narrow streets, where art and culture are present in every corner. When it comes to leisure, Malaga offers a wide and varied range of activities to suit all tastes. Its internationally renowned museums, such as the Picasso Museum, the Thyssen Museum and the Pompidou Centre, are particularly noteworthy, as are the numerous cultural events and festivals that enliven Malaga's nightlife. In addition, the city's infrastructure has undergone a remarkable improvement in recent decades, incorporating modern facilities that facilitate mobility and access to its main attractions. The public transport system, together with the international airport, the bus network and the underground, provides efficient connections to the historic centre, the outskirts and the coast. In short, Malaga is a city that harmonises history, culture, leisure and modernity, offering a unique experience to both visitors and those who call it home.