Property for Sale in Torre de la Horadada, Spain

Frequently asked questions

• What does property in Torre de la Horadada cost?

  From about €334,000 to €570,000, with the middle near €399,000. The number that matters is the rate: roughly €5,300 per square metre, the highest of any town in this group and about a third above Pilar de la Horadada five minutes inland.

• Why is Torre de la Horadada so expensive per metre?

  It is small, low-rise, right on the water and effectively built out, so supply barely moves. The homes are compact, 46 to 104 m², which keeps absolute prices reachable while the rate per metre climbs. Buyers are paying for the location rather than for space.

• What is the tower at Torre de la Horadada?

  A sixteenth-century coastal watchtower, built as part of the chain of lookouts guarding this coast against raids, and the origin of the town's name. It stands beside the marina and is the town's landmark, restored and visible from most of the seafront.

• Is Torre de la Horadada the same as Pilar de la Horadada?

  Same municipality, different places. Pilar de la Horadada is the inland town centre with the shops, market and schools; Torre de la Horadada is its coastal district with the marina and beaches. Prices differ sharply between them, so it pays to be precise about which you mean.

• Are there houses in Torre de la Horadada?

  Very few reach our books: sixteen of the eighteen listings we hold are apartments. The district is compact and largely built out, so detached stock is scarce and, when it appears, well above the ranges quoted here. Pilar de la Horadada inland has more.

• Is there a marina at Torre de la Horadada?

  Yes, a small leisure marina beside the tower, with berths for modest craft rather than superyachts. It anchors the seafront and the restaurants around it, and is one of the reasons the district holds its price better than the beach developments north of it.

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