Idilia Terram

Idilia Terram occupies high ground above Rincón de la Victoria, the unshowy coastal town on Málaga's eastern flank that Spanish families have quietly kept for themselves. Two low blocks sit southeast facing across the slope, holding 22 apartments of two and three bedrooms arranged as ground floors, middle floors and penthouses. The orientation is the point. Every home looks out over the Mediterranean and the buildings have been set apart rather than stacked so that no terrace borrows its view from a neighbour.

One home now remains. It is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment of roughly 111 m² built area at €475,000, delivered with a garage space, a private storage room and a kitchen already fitted with units and appliances.

Outside the front door the shared gardens run to a pool for adults, a separate children's pool, a gazebo set into the planting, a solarium for the long shoulder seasons and covered bicycle parking.

The scheme is finished. There is no completion date to wait for, no construction risk to price in and no interim rental to arrange. What is left is a single key-ready apartment in a development that has already sold 19 of the homes our records track, in a town where the average resale takes 132 days to find a buyer.