Set at the end of a terrace of just four houses, this characterful village home enjoys a privileged position in the historic heart of Almogía, directly below the iconic Torre de la Vela, which dates back to the 1400s.

Locally, these four houses are widely rumoured to be among the oldest in the village — a claim that perfectly reflects their setting and undeniable sense of history, even if it cannot be formally documented.

The property offers three bedrooms, one family bathroom and a separate guest WC, and is full of authentic Spanish country charm. The current owners have sympathetically decorated the home, preserving its traditional character while creating a warm, comfortable living space.

A real highlight is the exceptionally large private roof terrace, ideal for barbecues, sunbathing, or simply relaxing while enjoying the outstanding open views across the surrounding countryside and mountains.

This charming home has also been featured on A Place in the Sun, further highlighting its appeal as a quintessential Andalusian village property.

Despite its peaceful village setting, Almogía is surprisingly well connected. There are up to nine buses per weekday (term time) running directly to Málaga, and Málaga city is also just 15 minutes away by car, allowing you to enjoy all the culture, beaches and energy of the city while retreating home to village life. Málaga Airport can be reached in approximately 35 minutes, making the property easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

The village itself is exceptionally well served, with a well-stocked DIA supermarket, several smaller local food shops, a daily bread delivery service, and weekly home delivery of gas cylinders. There is a good selection of traditional bars, as well as a newly opened restaurant, and a municipal swimming pool that operates during the summer months. Almogía also offers banking facilities and both primary and secondary schools, making it a practical choice for full-time living.

Almogía is a lively and welcoming community with a strong calendar of local traditions and events, including the San Isidro Labrador Romería in May, the Feria de Almogía in August, and the Festival de la Almendra in September, as well as hosting a number of high-level cycling events throughout the year.

The village is also the starting point of the Camino Mozárabe de Santiago, the historic pilgrimage route that begins in Málaga and leads to Santiago de Compostela, adding further cultural depth to this already special location.

A genuine Andalusian village with a strong sense of identity, Almogía has also warmly embraced an international community who now proudly call it home.

A rare opportunity to own a home with character, views, history and everyday convenience — all within easy reach of Málaga.