Calpe · Playa La Fossa
€260,000
Apartment with Sea Views and Direct Access to Playa de la Fossa
- 90 m²
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
Buying in Calpe
55 for sale, from €235,000 to €922,125. The most sought-after format in Calpe: for a couple, for long stays or for letting.
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Calpe · Playa La Fossa
€260,000
Calpe · Real de Ifach
€390,000
Calpe · Centro
€340,000
Calpe
€489,000
Calpe · Arenal
€550,000
Number of properties for sale in each price band, based on our current catalogue.
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Own use. Two bedrooms give room for a couple plus guests or visiting family, without paying for space you use two weeks a year.
Letting. It is the size that lets best in Calpe, both by the week and by the month. If you plan to let, before you reserve we check whether the property can get a tourist licence: not all can.
Resale. When the time comes to sell, the 2-bedroom flat is what most buyers are looking for, especially near the beach or the centre.
What to look for. Two bathrooms, a usable terrace (not just a balcony), a lift and a parking space make a difference to the price and to how easily it lets.
It depends on the building and current regulations: not every apartment can obtain a tourist licence. We check this before the reservation, and only then do we calculate the rental income.
For weekly lets, the beachfront and the streets just behind it; for living here more months of the year, the centre, where everything is within walking distance and life doesn't shut down in winter.
As a guide: resale ≈ 10–12 % (ITP 9 % from 01.06.2026 — 11 % above €1 million — plus notary, land registry and gestoría); new build ≈ 12–14 % (IVA 10 % + AJD 1.4 % and paperwork). Before you sign anything, we show you the exact calculation for the specific property.
Yes. The right to own property does not depend on a visa or residency. You need an NIE — a tax identification number, not a residence permit — and a payment plan in place. The signing before the notary can be done in your language or through a power of attorney, without travelling.
We visit the property, check the paperwork and any charges on it, calculate the total cost and tell you frankly about the drawbacks of the area and the building. The reservation contract is signed only after that check.
Tell us what you want it for — living, spending seasons here or letting — and your total budget. We'll send you three or four verified options and explain how they differ in everyday life, not in the photos.
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