Octavia. Vivienda 41, 9ème 10ème

The Carretera de Cádiz corridor runs along Málaga’s western seafront, directly facing the Paseo Antonio Banderas, the promenade named after the city’s most celebrated native son. This stretch has emerged as the city’s most actively developing coastal address, combining direct beach access with proximity to the historic centre. The scale here is open and maritime, with wide pavements, sea light, and unobstructed views across the Mediterranean toward the horizon.

The immediate area offers beach access on foot, with the Baños del Carmen historic beach club a short walk east. El Palo and Pedregalejo, Málaga’s traditional fishing neighbourhoods with established restaurant terraces, are within a few minutes by car. The Málaga city centre, including the Picasso Museum and Mercado de Atarazanas, is approximately ten minutes away.

Málaga María Zambrano station, served by high-speed AVE rail connecting to Madrid in under two hours and to Seville in approximately one hour, is roughly ten minutes from this address by car or taxi. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, one of Spain’s busiest international hubs with direct routes across Europe and beyond, is also within ten minutes, making this one of the most practically connected coastal addresses on the southern Spanish coast.