Unique

Unique is a small run of courtyard houses in Pedregalejo, the old fishing quarter on Málaga's eastern shore that has quietly become the most sought-after address in the city. The project description sets out ten homes in total; the inventory currently held for sale here shows four, of which one has already gone and three remain. Prices run from €1,775,000 to €2,475,000 for houses of 403 m² to 556 m² built.

The organising idea is the patio. Every house turns inward around a private interior courtyard, an old Andalusian device put to contemporary use: daylight drops into the middle of the plan, the street stays firmly outside and rooms that would otherwise face only one way gain a second aspect.

The layout runs over three levels, a basement below and two living floors above, with terraces of up to 157 m² for the long evenings.

What makes the case is arithmetic as much as architecture. Pedregalejo is a settled, low-rise neighbourhood where building plots almost never come up, so new houses of this size arrive perhaps once in a cycle. The beach is 500 metres away, a walk of about five minutes. Construction is under way with delivery guided at Q4 2026, which leaves a narrow window on three houses in a place that is not going to produce more of them.