Property for Sale in Mojacar, Almeria
13 properties available in Mojácar and surrounding areas. Three decades selling in the Levante Almeriense.
Apartments of 1 bedroom and studios in Mojácar
Detrás del Karting, Mojácar
Houses, villas and chalets of 3 or more bedrooms in Mojácar
Barriada El Sopalmo, Mojácar
Calle Tomillo, Mojácar
Calle Cañada Aguilar, Mojácar
Mojácar, Calle La Rumina
Calle Esquimo, Mojácar
Calle Cañada Aguilar, Mojácar
Commercial premises and land in Mojácar
Calle Alicante, Mojácar
Camino Alcantarilla, Cuevas del Almanzora
Avenida Costa Levante, Mojácar
Rentals in Mojácar
Paseo Mediterráneo, Mojácar
Calle Cañada Aguilar, Mojácar
Calle Cañada Aguilar, Mojácar
All properties in Mojácar
Buying a home in Mojácar
Mojacar is really two places in one. There's the old town, perched on its hill, with whitewashed houses, narrow streets and a light unlike anywhere else; it's been named one of the prettiest villages in Spain. And there's the coast, a seventeen-kilometre stretch that takes in beach bars, upmarket developments and a few corners that are still almost untouched.
These are two separate markets, with different types of buyer and prices that bear little relation to one another. Buyers drawn to the old town are usually after somewhere with character, a traditional house that's been renovated, with a terrace or roof terrace and views out to the sea or the mountains. Those looking at the coast want year-round comfort, with apartments, penthouses or villas right by the sea and everything close to hand.
Mojacar is also one of the towns in Almeria with the strongest demand from international buyers. Working out which of the two worlds suits you, old town or coast, is the first thing to settle before you start viewing. Our team has spent years working across the Levante Almeriense and knows the differences between the two areas, the real prices, and what each type of buyer tends to need.
What to look for when buying in Mojácar
If the old town is what appeals to you, look at traditional renovated houses with a terrace or roof terrace and views of the sea or the sierra. They tend to offer more character than square metres: narrow streets, white façades and the kind of home you won't find anywhere else. Check how the renovation has been carried out and how easy access is, since the old town has pedestrian streets where parking nearby isn't always guaranteed.
On the coast, the choice is wider: two-bedroom apartments, penthouses with large terraces and villas right on the beach. If you're after a front-line property, check the orientation and the actual distance to the water, because within that same seventeen-kilometre stretch there are quite different areas, from lively spots with beach bars to much quieter corners.
There's something for different budgets, though prices have risen over the last few years, so it's worth coming in with expectations set to the current market.
Why invest in Mojácar
Mojacar is one of the towns in Almeria with the strongest demand from international buyers, and that shows in both the old town and along the coast. That steady demand is one of the reasons prices have risen noticeably in both areas over the last few years.
The appeal differs depending on where you look: in the old town, interest tends to come from buyers after a second home with character, somewhere unlike anywhere else. On the coast, the draw is year-round use and being close to the seventeen kilometres of coastline, with stretches to suit different tastes.
If you're weighing up an investment, it helps to be clear on which market you want to enter, since the old town and the coast work to different logics, and the type of buyer, or tenant, isn't the same in one as in the other.
The neighbourhoods of Mojácar
What we are asked the most about Mojácar
What's the difference between buying in Mojacar's old town and on the coast?+
They're two separate markets, with different types of buyer and prices that bear little relation to each other. The old town offers traditional houses with character, while the coast has apartments and villas right by the sea.
What kind of property is most common in the old town?+
Traditional renovated houses, with a terrace or roof terrace and views of the sea or the sierra. They tend to offer more character than square metres.
What can I find along the coast?+
Everything from two-bedroom apartments to penthouses with large terraces and villas right on the beach, along a seventeen-kilometre stretch with quite different areas.
Have prices risen in Mojacar?+
Yes, prices have gone up over the last few years in both the old town and the coast, so it's worth coming in with expectations set to the current market.
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