We present a unique opportunity to live in the exclusive residential complex Paraíso de Azahar, located in the historic heart of this beautiful Costa del Sol town, at the foot of the Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, a historic 18th-century religious building, flanked by three typical and emblematic streets of Estepona: Calle Sevilla, Calle Pozo de los Palos, and Calle María Espinosa.
We present a unique opportunity to live in the exclusive residential complex Paraíso de Azahar, located in the historic heart of this beautiful Costa del Sol town, at the foot of the Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, a historic 18th-century religious building, flanked by three typical and emblematic streets of Estepona: Calle Sevilla, Calle Pozo de los Palos, and Calle María Espinosa.
This magnificent residential complex, composed of 10 exclusive homes, has been designed in compliance with the municipal regulations for special protection, carefully preserving the traditional aesthetics, ornamentation, and colors typical of Andalusian housing.
The homes, with 1, 2, and 3-bedroom configurations, feature terraces, private pools, and patios depending on the typology. Amenities include fitted kitchens, appliances, aerothermal air conditioning, heating, and double glazing with thermal break, among others.
Each home includes a garage space with vehicle elevator access and a storage room.
Construction follows traditional methods, executed with the highest standards of quality in both technical aspects and materials used, always under the supervision of the historic district preservation authority.
For all these reasons, this represents an extraordinary investment opportunity due to its location and the uniqueness of the residential complex itself. #ref:CBSH1072_I
Estepona Pueblo is the historic old town core of Estepona, one of the most carefully preserved whitewashed towns on the Costa del Sol. Its narrow pedestrian streets, flower-lined facades, and central plazas retain a genuinely Andalusian character that distinguishes it sharply from the resort developments along the coast. The Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios anchors the quarter, and streets such as Calle Sevilla and Calle Pozo de los Palos define the intimate, human-scaled fabric of daily life here.
The old town places residents within walking distance of the Mercado de Abastos on Calle Castillo, the Plaza de las Flores, and a concentrated dining scene including El Pescador and La Escollera for fresh seafood. The Paseo Marítimo and the town’s Blue Flag beaches are a short walk south. Marbella is 30 kilometres east.
Estepona sits on the AP-7 and A-7 coastal motorways, placing Marbella approximately 25 minutes east and Málaga city around 75 minutes by car. Gibraltar Airport is roughly 45 minutes west and handles direct routes to the UK and northern Europe. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, the region’s primary international hub with connections across Europe and beyond, is approximately 85 kilometres away, around one hour by road.