Paseo de Sancha, since 1902 —A building with history

Luxy Sancha is the full restoration of a historic building on Paseo de Sancha, in the heart of Málaga East, transformed into 15 exclusive residences just 150 metres from the sea. It preserves the original façade and adds high-end contemporary finishes, an infinity pool and Mediterranean gardens.

15 unique residences from studios to 2 bedrooms, with built areas between 42.2 m² and 110.3 m². Each one is different because it respects the layout and geometry of the original building.

From €472,440 up to €1,475,000, depending on size, floor, orientation and unique features such as a private terrace or sea views.

The building is in an advanced restoration phase. It is a development inside an existing historic asset, not new construction on virgin land.

Yes. Availability and the number of spaces attached to each residence are confirmed per unit.

Restored structure, timber joinery with high-performance glazing, herringbone floors, natural wood cladding, fitted kitchens, aerothermal climate control and pre-installed home automation.

An infinity pool raised over the hillside, oriented towards the sea and Mount Gibralfaro, with a stone solarium and Mediterranean planting.

Yes. All floors are connected by a lift, integrated with respect for the original architecture.

Depending on the construction stage at the time of reservation. Contact us and we will assess the options available for your unit.

On Paseo de Sancha, Málaga East (29016). It is the entry point to the city's most consolidated and prestigious residential axis, between the old town, La Malagueta, Pedregalejo and El Palo.

150 metres on foot. La Malagueta and Baños del Carmen can be reached along a calm promenade.

10 minutes on foot to Muelle Uno and 15 minutes to the Alcazaba and Picasso Museum. From here the city is lived on foot.

Yes. Málaga East is one of the city's most reputable residential areas, with embassies, boutique hotels and a very established neighbourly community.

The building hugs the slope of Mount Gibralfaro. Mediterranean vegetation, walking trails, bay views and a very mild microclimate all year.

A mix that is hard to find in Europe: sea every day, Andalusian and signature gastronomy, a living cultural scene (Picasso, Thyssen, Centre Pompidou), 300 sunny days a year and a human scale that lets you do everything on foot or by bike.

Yes. A seafront suited to running and cycling, sea clubs, padel, golf across the Costa del Sol, hiking in Gibralfaro and Montes de Málaga, and a growing network of yoga, pilates and wellness studios.

A neighbourhood designed with families in mind: international schools, parks such as Parque de Málaga, cultural activities for children and a safe, calm daily rhythm.

Bright and reflective: long lunches, markets, neighbourhood terraces, sunsets on the paseo and an international community deeply integrated with the local one.

British School of Málaga, Sunland International School, German School, French Lycée and several reference bilingual schools, all 10–20 minutes by car.

University of Málaga (UMA), with campuses in Teatinos and El Ejido, and international business schools such as ESESA IMF.

Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is 15 minutes by car. It is Spain's fourth airport, with direct flights to most of Europe and the Middle East.

María Zambrano station (AVE) is 10 minutes away. Madrid: 2h 30min. Barcelona: 5h 30min. Seville and Córdoba in under 2 hours.

Direct access to the A-7 motorway. Marbella in 45 minutes, Sotogrande in 1h 15min, Puerto Banús in 50 minutes.

Yes. Any foreigner can acquire property in Spain. You only need an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) and a Spanish bank account — both can be arranged in advance.

The Spanish real-estate residency-by-investment programme was repealed in 2025. International profiles now access Spain through other routes (remote work visa, non-lucrative, entrepreneur). We work with specialised tax advisors to guide you.

Yes. You can grant a power of attorney in your country (with Hague Apostille) and sign the deed through your legal representative in Spain.

Spanish, French, English and conversational Arabic. Official documentation can be accompanied by sworn translations.

For new build or equivalent full restoration, 10% VAT + Stamp Duty (regional). For resale, ITP transfer tax (7% in Andalusia). Plus notary, land registry and legal fees: 8% to 15% of the purchase price in total.

Municipal IBI, waste tax, community fees (pool, gardens, lift maintenance), utilities and insurance. A ~100 m² home in Málaga averages around €200/month of community fees and a few hundred euros a year of IBI.

Yes, following regional and municipal regulations. Málaga regulates short-term rentals and requires registration with the Andalusian Tourism Registry. We advise you on feasibility and returns.

Yes. Spanish banks finance non-residents up to 60–70% of the appraisal value. We work with trusted mortgage brokers to secure the best terms.

Málaga is the European city with the fastest growth of tech talent and high-net-worth international residents. Google, Vodafone, TDK and Citi have opened hubs here. The price per m² is still below Marbella and Palma, with sustained structural demand.

In Málaga East, long-stay rental generates 4% to 5% gross annually. A well-managed tourist rental can reach 6–8%, depending on seasonality and applicable legal regime.

Málaga capital has grown steadily over the last decade. The east side, due to land scarcity and prestige, is one of the most resistant to market corrections.

Yes. Restored buildings in consolidated locations combine structural scarcity, architectural identity and contemporary energy performance. It is a highly demanded and almost non-replaceable product.

1) Selection and viewing. 2) Reservation deposit (usually 10%). 3) Private contract signature. 4) Public deed before notary. 5) Land Registry and handover. Pascale coordinates each phase with lawyer and notary.

Recommended. A registered lawyer reviews charges, planning, licences and documentation. Usual fees: ~1% of the purchase price.

Yes, we can coordinate a survey with a registered technical architect before signing the reservation, especially advisable in restoration projects.

Between 45 and 90 days from reservation to deed, depending on the construction calendar and financing.

Pascale Juliette is a Mediterranean editorial real-estate brand specialised in exceptional properties. A human approach, without noise, prioritising experience, territory and the real fit between property and buyer.

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