Casa Inizio | 301 m² of Indoor and Outdoor Living on Estepona’s New Golden Mile

Offered directly by the owner, Casa Inizio is a single-level Mediterranean villa in El Pilar, a quiet residential neighbourhood on Estepona’s New Golden Mile. The villa sits on a 1,199 m² plot with a completely private, fully enclosed garden. Mature palms and fruit trees frame the lawn and private pool, while full-height glazing brings the garden into view from the living room and dining table.

The architectural plan gives a total built area of 301 m² across the main house, the fixed pergola and a separate garden outbuilding. The 70 m² living and dining room is the heart of the home. Italian stone flooring, soft colours and handcrafted timber bring a Mallorcan feel to the interiors. The joinery was made for the house, from the interior doors and fitted shelves to the kitchen cabinetry and built-in wine racks. The stone kitchen island is a natural gathering place, with a concealed pantry, coffee station and adjoining utility room.

The principal suite opens onto its own terrace and has a generous walk-in dressing room. The villa is arranged as three bedrooms and a large home office that can serve as a fourth bedroom, with three bathrooms. A separate garden music studio offers a quiet place to work or play.

Outside, a built-in sun bench follows the curve of the pool. The fixed pergola shelters a Mexican-inspired dining terrace with a built-in barbecue, so lunch can stretch into the evening. An outdoor ice bath, a gated three-car carport with EV charging, air conditioning and smart lighting complete the property.

The beach is less than 2 km away. Anantara Villa Padierna Palace and METT Hotel & Beach Resort Marbella–Estepona are each around five minutes by car, and Puerto Banús is around ten minutes away. Local cafés, shops, a supermarket, a pharmacy and a gym are within a short walk. Private viewings are available by appointment with the owner.

Energy certificate ratings are E for energy use (110.9 kWh/m² per year) and D for emissions (19.4 kg CO₂/m² per year).