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Set in a privileged natural location in Estepona, close to the Castor River, this extraordinary country estate offers a rare combination of privacy, natural resources, strategic location and long-term potential.
A true oasis for those seeking peace, nature and complete privacy, while remaining within easy reach of Estepona. The estate is approximately 20 minutes from the beaches, restaura
Set in a privileged natural location in Estepona, close to the Castor River, this extraordinary country estate offers a rare combination of privacy, natural resources, strategic location and long-term potential.
A true oasis for those seeking peace, nature and complete privacy, while remaining within easy reach of Estepona. The estate is approximately 20 minutes from the beaches, restaurants, international schools, amenities and the centre of Estepona, with convenient access to Marbella and Puerto Banús.
The property benefits from exceptional water resources, including two private wells, irrigation rights and the right to draw water from the Castor River, which runs along one of its boundaries. The estate also has water and electricity supplies, providing particularly interesting conditions for a variety of agricultural uses and rural-oriented projects.
The property also has a strong agricultural heritage, having previously been home to vineyards and currently featuring palm trees and fruit trees. Its land, water resources and irrigation rights provide considerable flexibility for different agricultural projects and activities connected to the surrounding rural environment.
The main access is currently via Forest Hills, considered the most convenient route to the estate. In addition, there is a commitment from the local municipality to improve the road along the lower part of the property, which could further enhance accessibility in the future.
Project & Development Potential
The property has a planning and development project currently in progress, with the corresponding licence application to follow once the relevant administrative procedures have been completed.
As part of the estate’s development strategy, a separate plot of approximately 30,000 m² has already been segregated. Located towards the upper part of the property, this plot benefits from its own access. The segregation is currently pending registration with the Land Registry, after which the intention is to continue with the relevant planning and licensing process.
The property is currently structured into several plots, including approximately 30,000 m², 489.000 m² and 10,000 m² approx. At the highest point of the estate, there is also a project for an impressive luxury villa of approximately 500 m², designed by the prestigious Villarroel-Torrico architectural studio, renowned for high-end projects throughout the Costa del Sol. The villa has been positioned to make the most of the property’s exceptinal panoramic views across the surrounding natural landscape.
Given its extraordinary scale and characteristics, the estate offers considerable flexibility for different future concepts, ranging from agricultural projects and rural activities to exclusive residential concepts or sustainable tourism initiatives, always subject to the relevant technical and planning feasibility and the necessary administrative approvals.
The planned development of the new Starlite Estepona in the surrounding area adds further long-term appeal, within a part of Estepona that offers significant prospects for future transformation and appreciation.
A truly unique Costa del Sol estate for a buyer with vision, offering exceptional scale, complete privacy, abundant water resources, an established agricultural heritage, excellent access and significant long-term potential, all within easy reach of Estepona and the main destinations of the Costa del Sol.
Estepona occupies the western stretch of the Costa del Sol, positioned between Marbella to the east and Gibraltar to the south, with the Sierra Bermeja mountains forming a dramatic inland backdrop. The town has maintained a more measured pace of development than its neighbours, preserving a historic old quarter of whitewashed streets and flower-lined plazas while simultaneously attracting significant investment in luxury residential and leisure infrastructure. Its microclimate, sheltered by the sierra, delivers some of the highest sunshine hours on the Spanish Mediterranean coast.
Daily life centres on the Casco Antiguo, the covered Mercado de Abastos, and a seafront promenade stretching over three kilometres. Restaurants such as La Escollera and El Gaviero serve fresh catch directly from the local fishing fleet. Puerto Deportivo de Estepona provides marina dining and water sports. Marbella and Puerto Banús are approximately 30 minutes east by car.
Estepona sits on the AP-7 and A-7 coastal motorways, placing Marbella around 30 minutes away and Málaga city approximately 75 minutes by road. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, the region’s primary international hub with direct routes to over 60 countries, is roughly 85 kilometres east, around one hour by car. Gibraltar Airport, serving additional UK and European routes, is approximately 45 kilometres west, under 40 minutes by road.