Apartment with two bedrooms and a bathroom located super cozy. Located in the Pueblo Andaluz urbanization of Torrox-Costa, this accommodation is perfect for spending holidays with the family. With capacity for six guests, this accommodation is divided into two rooms, one with a double bed and the second with two single beds, as well as a sofa bed. A complete bathroom with a shower, a well-equipped independent kitchen with a pantry, a spacious living area with an interior terrace perfect for enjoying a good coffee and a good book.
The urbanization is one of the quietest in Torrox-Costa, located very close to the beach and the promenade, with extensive green areas and a swimming pool that remains open during the summer season. Add that it is located in the center of Torrox Costa so that we can find all the leisure and commercial services one step away.
Torrox is a municipality and town in Spain, in the province of Malaga, autonomous community of Andalusia. It is located on the Eastern Costa del Sol, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and at the foot of the Sierra de Almijara. It is the head of the judicial district that bears his name and one of the municipalities that make up the Axarquía region and the Commonwealth of Municipalities of the Costa del Sol-Axarquía.
Its municipal term has a surface area of 50 km² that extend through the valley of the homonymous river, and a population of 16,395 inhabitants, according to the 2008 INE census. This is distributed in two different nuclei; the old town of Torrox, located inland, and Torrox Costa, located on the coast, where most of the population is found. It is worth mentioning that it is home to one of the largest colonies of German residents in Spain.
Due to its beaches and tourist infrastructure, it is a very busy place during the summer months.The agricultural lands are highly productive thanks to the subtropical microclimate of the area, which allows the cultivation of tropical fruits such as avocado, custard apple, mango or medlar, which are added to the production of vegetables and ornamental plants under plastic.
It is believed that the origins of Torrox are in a Roman factory city probably called Caviclum . The Arabs promoted the planting of mulberry trees, turning Torrox into a center of the silk industry, which served the demand of the Malaga and Granada markets, where it was highly appreciated. After the Castilian conquest it suffered the consequences of the rebellion of the Moors, the expulsion of these and the following repopulations.