Izidor is showing the cheapest coastal property in La Manga, Spain, priced at €98,000.

Where Is the Cheapest Coastal Property in Spain?

Author: Izidor Isakov

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Time to read: 2 min

The Short Answer: Gran Vía de la Manga, Murcia

If you’re hunting for the absolute cheapest coastal homes in Spain right now, the clear winner is Gran Vía de la Mangaa (Murcia).


It sits along one of Europe’s most unique coastlines— a narrow strip of land surrounded by two seas, the Mediterranean on one side and the Mar Menor on the other.

Interesting Facts:

  • La Manga is only 100–1,200 meters wide along most of its length.

  • You can walk from one sea to the other in under 2 minutes.

  • Water is warm year-round thanks to the shallow Mar Menor lagoon.

  • It has 931 total listings, making it one of the most active cheap-coast markets.

Link to the cheapest listing:
➡️ €98,000 — La Manga del Mar Menor
Fotocasa: https://www.fotocasa.es/es/comprar/vivienda/la-manga-del-mar-menor/parking-jardin-terraza-ascensor-piscina-amueblado/188030759/d

Specs:

  • 1 bedroom

  • 1 bathroom

  • 40 m²

  • Private parking

  • Pool, terrace, direct beach access

  • Urbanización Jardín del Mar

Why Cheap Doesn’t Always Mean Good Value

Pros

  • Very low entry price

  • High rental demand in July–August

  • Unique location between two seas

  • Many listings = room for negotiation

Cons

  • Off-season can feel deserted

  • Older buildings → higher community fees

  • Limited long-term appreciation

  • Many units in poor condition

  • Urbanization plans often outdated

Cheap properties are often inefficient, badly maintained, and without long-term growth potential. If your goal is ROI, not just “owning something cheap,” focus on modern builds starting from €500K.

These come with:

  • Gyms

  • Co-working spaces

  • Multiple pools

  • Saunas

  • Private gardens

  • High rental yield + better resale value

If you want properties like these, I can research projects in Costa Blanca, Málaga, Finestrat, Marbella, Sotogrande, and Tenerife.


For true low-budget deals, you can often message the owners directly and negotiate.

Should You Buy in La Manga?

Google Maps screenshot showing La Manga, Murcia, Spain — a narrow coastal strip between the Mediterranean Sea and the Mar Menor lagoon.

If you want an ultra-cheap beachfront studio → YES


If you want a long-term appreciating asset → NO


Tell me your budget and I’ll show you:

  • Best “bargain luxury” projects

  • Modern developments with future value

  • Areas where urbanization is improving


Final Tips for Buyers
  • Always compare mortgages early

  • Use a lawyer—even if optional

  • Factor 12–14% extra on top of property price

  • Avoid paying deposits without legal checks

Izidor Isakov - Real Estate Manager at Alegria Real Estate

Buying property in Spain should feel exciting — full of alegría from start to finish.
As Izidor Isakov, working with
Alegria Real Estate in the premium segment, I guide clients through every step: choosing the right area, securing the best deals, navigating legal requirements, and ensuring a smooth, safe purchase.


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FAQ

Is La Manga a good investment?

Only for seasonal rentals or cheap vacation ownership. Long-term capital growth is limited.

Why are properties so cheap there?

Overbuilding, old infrastructure, low off-season population.

Are there cheaper areas?

Some parts of Almería come close, but they’re not directly comparable because La Manga has more beachfront supply and two-sea views.

Can I negotiate the price?

Yes—private sellers on Wallapop, Milanuncios, Facebook Marketplace often accept 10–20% below asking.

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