Resale property in Torrevieja
126 properties
A resale home in Torrevieja is the quickest way in: keys straight away, no waiting for construction. The average asking price in the town is €2,553 per square metre (idealista, August 2026). Below are 128 homes for sale.
Resale homes for sale
Current resale homes.
126 properties for sale
TOWNHOUSE IN AGUAS NUEVAS WITH A TOTAL AREA OF 197 M2. 3 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHROOMS. PARKING SPACE AND SWIMMING POOL.
Bungalow in Torrevieja
PENTHOUSE 100m FROM LA MATA BEACH WITH IMPRESSIVE TERRACE AND SEA VIEWS
NEW APARTMENT IN THE RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX 'ALEGRIA 21' WITH INCLUDED GARAGE. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHROOMS. 113 M2. POOL + SAUNA + BARBECUE.
NEW APARTMENT IN THE RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX "ALEGRA 21" WITH INCLUDED GARAGE. 2 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHROOMS. 103 M2. POOL + SAUNA + BARBECUE.
Modern Apartment in New Construction with Pool on Solarium, 350 Meters from the Sea
Apartment in Torrevieja
NEW APARTMENT IN THE COMPLEX
Exclusive Renovated Apartment in Torrevieja - Ideal Location
NEW PROJECT "SUN BAY" WITH COMMUNITY POOL AND PARKING SPACES 150 METERS FROM TORREVIEJA BEACH.
Apartment in Torrevieja
TOTALLY RENOVATED APARTMENT 20 METERS FROM THE BEACH WITH 100 M2 OF SURFACE. 3 BEDROOMS. 1 BATHROOMS.
Apartment in Torrevieja
Apartment - Torrevieja ID AF2389
Spacious renovated apartment in one of the most sought-after areas of Torrevieja — Playa del Cura, just 100 meters from the beach.
SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH CLEAR VIEWS NEAR THE BEACH
Spectacular Renovated Duplex Penthouse in the Heart of Torrevieja
Stunning North-Facing Apartment in Torrevieja - Just 150m from the Sea
How resale differs from new build
Timing. You move in after completion, not in eighteen months to two years.
A different tax. Instead of VAT you pay transfer tax: 9% of the value in the Valencian Community, or 11% for homes over €1 million. These rates apply to deeds signed from 1 June 2026.
One detail about that tax. It is not always charged on the price in the deed. If the cadastral reference value of the home is higher than the price paid, the tax is charged on that instead. Check the figure before you commit — it can move the sum by thousands.
No bank guarantee. With a new build, the law requires the developer to secure your payments. Buying from a private seller there is no such protection; careful checks replace it.
What to check before you pay a deposit
The land registry extract (nota simple). It shows the real owner, the surface area and any charges: mortgages, seizures, easements.
A certificate that community fees are paid up. Issued by the building's administrator, and more important than it looks.
Under Spanish law the property you buy answers for the previous owner's debts to the community — for the current year and the three years before it. Your personal assets are not at risk, but the property itself is. You can formally waive the certificate, but then any debt arrives with the keys.
The IBI property tax. A similar rule applies: unpaid bills can be recovered against the property itself. Ask to see recent receipts.
Approved special levies. If the community has already voted to repair the facade or the roof, the new owner pays. That may not appear on the debt certificate — ask separately.
Prices by district
The town average is €2,553 per square metre (idealista, August 2026), up 9.9% over the year. That covers all housing, resale and new build together.
The centre is the most affordable at €2,149. La Siesta, El Salado and Torreta are at €2,355; Playa del Cura €2,374; El Acequión and Los Náufragos €2,404. Nueva Torrevieja and Aguas Nuevas reach €2,757; Playa de los Locos €2,886; Los Balcones €2,911; La Mata €2,929. The most expensive is Punta Prima at €3,214.
Running costs
Community fees usually run €40–120 a month, depending on what the maintenance covers, plus the IBI property tax, refuse collection, utilities and insurance.
Buying as a UK citizen after Brexit
Since Brexit, UK citizens are non-EU buyers. You can buy property in Spain; what changed is how long you can stay — up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa.
Owning a home does not give you the right to live here: Spain abolished the investor "golden visa" on 3 April 2025. To stay longer without working, the route is the non-lucrative residence visa.
You will need an NIE, issued to anyone with economic interests in Spain — at a Spanish consulate in the UK, or in Spain through a representative with a power of attorney. Viewings are done by video and the deed can be signed under power of attorney. Spanish banks typically lend non-residents up to 70% of the valuation.