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How Much Does a Kitchen Renovation Really Cost on the Costa del Sol?
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How Much Does a Kitchen Renovation Really Cost on the Costa del Sol?

2 June 2026

A practical breakdown of what drives kitchen renovation prices across the coast, from a compact refresh to a full villa rebuild.

The short answer

Most kitchen renovations we build on the Costa del Sol range from under €10,000 for a compact refresh — new fronts, worktop and appliances in the existing layout — to €40,000 or more for a full villa kitchen with premium materials, like the marble and brass finishes in our Black Kitchen range. Everything in between depends on size, materials and how much of the existing layout you keep.

What actually changes the price

Size and layout matter most: a galley kitchen in a Fuengirola apartment costs less to fit than an open-plan island kitchen in a Benahavís villa, simply because there's more cabinetry, worktop and appliances involved. Materials are the next biggest factor — laminate and quartz cost less than book-matched marble or Silestone. Structural changes (moving plumbing or electrics, knocking through a wall) add time and cost. And access plays a role too: apartments with lift restrictions or narrow stairwells can add labour time that villas with direct access don't have.

Why a factory-direct quote is worth getting

Because we design and build every kitchen ourselves, in our own factory on the Costa del Sol, there's no showroom markup or subcontracted fitting team between you and the price. The free, no-obligation quote we give you reflects what your specific kitchen actually needs — not a generic price list.

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