New-build apartments in Parque de la Loma, Fuengirola

Parque de la Loma gives this Fuengirola development a more urban reading than the usual hillside resort comparison. The beach is close enough to matter, with Playa de los Boliches listed at 1.5 km, yet the homes should not be treated as front-line or sand-at-the-door property. That distinction is useful for buyers who want a new-build apartment with town services around them, because the daily rhythm is likely to combine walking, short drives and public transport rather than a purely beach-led routine. With only four active homes shown, the choice is also narrow: the decision turns on the exact unit, terrace, outlook and floor rather than a broad promise of availability.

The available mix covers apartments, one ground-floor home and one penthouse, with 2-4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and surfaces from 124-186 m². That gives the scheme a different profile from smaller Fuengirola flats aimed only at occasional holidays. A two-bedroom apartment can still work as a lower-maintenance coastal base, but the larger homes are easier to read as long-stay or family-use options where storage, guest space and a proper separation between sleeping and living areas matter. The local comparison is also interesting: the development's stated price-per-m² benchmark sits materially below the nearby average in the input, so the live price block deserves to be read alongside size, timing and specification rather than as a detached headline.

The neighbourhood facts make the location feel practical rather than isolated. Farmacia Baus is 290 m away, Mercadona is 698 m away, La Calerita bus stop is 177 m away and the input shows five supermarkets and six pharmacies within 1 km. That does not remove the need to test the actual walking route, especially with summer heat or luggage, but it does mean the home is not dependent on a car for every small errand. Málaga airport is about 31 minutes away, which supports second-home use from the UK and other flight-led markets, while Campo Los Lagos at 3.7 km adds a nearby golf option without making this a golf-only address.

Completion is planned for Q4 2028, so the strongest buyer is someone who can wait and plan rather than someone trying to move into Fuengirola immediately. The shared pool, gym, lift, storage room and gated community setup add comfort, but they also create a running-cost profile that must match the intended use. The A energy rating is a useful technical anchor for future ownership, particularly for longer stays, yet the final decision still needs to sit at unit level: a ground-floor home, mid-floor apartment and penthouse can feel very different in privacy, sun, terrace exposure and maintenance.

The 124-186 m² range is wide enough that buyers should not judge these homes by the apartment label alone. At the lower end, the layout can suit a couple or small household wanting a Fuengirola base with enough room for guests, remote working or longer winter stays. At the upper end, the 4-bedroom format changes the use case: it can absorb extended family visits or a more permanent move without the compressed feel of a small holiday flat. The constant 2-bathroom structure is important, because buyers expecting every extra bedroom to come with a matching bathroom may need to check how morning routines, guest stays and storage will work in practice.

The ground-floor and penthouse options should be compared as different ownership experiences, not just different prices in the live block. A ground-floor home may appeal if outdoor access and easier movement matter, but privacy, boundary planting and the feel of neighbouring paths need close attention. A penthouse can offer more open-air living, yet terrace exposure, wind, shade and maintenance become part of the real cost of ownership. Middle-floor apartments sit between those poles, often with a simpler lock-up feel, but orientation and lift access still matter for repeat use.

Community features shape the layout choice too. A shared pool and gym reduce the need for private facilities inside the home, while the storage room can make beach gear, golf equipment or seasonal furniture less intrusive. The lift supports year-round practicality, especially for luggage after airport arrivals, and the gated structure may suit buyers who expect to leave the property empty between visits. The limit is that these amenities do not replace a careful review of interior storage, terrace depth, kitchen position and bedroom separation. In a low-active-stock situation, the right floor plan matters more than simply securing any remaining home.