Calpe · Cristina I
€170,000
Renovated 1-bedroom apartment 200 meters from the beach in Calpe
- 59 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Buying in Calpe
Apartments in Calpe under €250,000
13 for sale, from €135,000 to €249,900. Resale apartments at moderate prices: studios, one and two bedrooms in the centre, near the beach and on residential estates.
13for sale
€220,000median price
≈ 3,400 €/m²median per m²
3with sea views
Current selection
The catalogue updates automatically from our database. The total cost, including taxes and fees, is calculated on each property's page.
ReservedSea viewsPool
Calpe · Paola III
€199,000
Apartment for sale in the center of Calpe, 250 meters from Arenal-Bol beach
- 63 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Pool
Pool
Calpe · Cristina IV
€220,000
Renovated Apartment with Terrace Close to Arenal-Bol Beach in Calpe
- 65 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Pool
Calpe · Apolo IV
€220,000
Renovated 1-bedroom apartment with pool in the centre of Calpe
- 55 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Calpe
€249,900
Spacious 130 m² apartment with terrace and patio on Avda. Masnou (Manzanera-Tosal)
- 126 m²
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
Sea views
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Number of properties for sale in each price band, based on our current catalogue.
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What you can buy in Calpe for under €250,000
Resale. In this price band almost everything is resale: buildings from the 1970s to the 1990s, often with a communal pool. New builds in Calpe start well above this.
Where. The centre and the streets behind the seafront, a few minutes' walk from the beach, and residential estates with views, at the cost of needing a car. On the beachfront this price band is exceptional.
Count the total. Add ≈ 10–12 % in taxes and fees to the price, plus any renovation: in an older building it is worth checking the installations, the windows and any special levy from the community.
For letting. An affordable flat near the beach lets well, but only if it can get a tourist licence. We check this before you reserve.
What we check before you reserve
- Orientation and hours of sunshine in winter, not just the views in summer.
- Access, lift, parking and community fees.
- Whether the property can legally be let to tourists, if you need that.
- Paperwork: nota simple (land-registry extract), charges, licences and energy certificate.
- Total purchase cost, including taxes and fees, before the reservation.
Frequently asked questions
Are there any outstanding special levies in the building?
It is one of the first things we ask for: the community's certificate of debts and the minutes of the latest owners' meetings, to find out whether any works have been approved that the new owner will have to pay for.
Can I get a mortgage as a non-resident?
Yes: Spanish banks lend to non-residents, usually up to 60–70 % of the valuation. We put you in touch with banks and advisers who do this regularly.
What taxes and costs do I need to add to the price?
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.
Can I buy if I'm not resident in Spain?
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.
What does the agency do before I reserve?
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.
Can we help you choose?
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.