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Costa del Sol, San Pedro de Alcántara, Málaga
Hostel

San Pedro Alcántara Hostel for Sale, Excellent Investment

Guide price
€1 400 000
Bedrooms
11
Bathrooms
10
Built
345 m²
Terrace
0 m²
Plot
0 m²
Ref
R4432213
Overview

Hostel · Costa del Sol · 11-bed in Málaga.

An exceptional commercial offering awaits in San Pedro Alcántara, Costa del Sol. This well-appointed hostel presents a remarkable investment opportunity, ideal for those seeking to enter or expand within the thriving hospitality sector of this coveted region. With 11 thoughtfully designed rooms and 10 bathrooms, it provides a comfortable and convenient experience for guests throughout the year.

Strategically located in San Pedro Alcántara, the property benefits from its proximity to various amenities including the town centre, commercial areas, and the port. Its position ensures consistent demand, contributing to its proven financial performance and solid returns on investment. Guests enjoy amenities such as air conditioning, WiFi, and an attentive 24-hour reception, enhancing their stay.

The hostel, spanning 345 square meters, is fully furnished and equipped, ready for immediate operation. Each room offers essential comforts, including en-suite options in many, alongside ample natural light. Furthermore, the property includes practical elements like a dedicated linen room and an efficient office space for management.

This is a distinctive chance to acquire a successful, operational business within the dynamic real estate landscape of the Costa del Sol. For discerning investors seeking a robust asset with established income potential, this San Pedro Alcántara hostel represents an intelligent choice.

Features

Amenities and finishes

TownCommercial AreaClose To PortClose To ShopsClose To SchoolsClose To MarinaEastSouth EastWestGoodAir ConditioningHot A/CUrbanStreetLiftNear TransportWiFiStorage RoomEnsuite Bathroom24 Hour ReceptionFully FurnishedFully FittedSafe
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