Just 60 metres from the beach in one of Estepona’s most private gated communities, this charming Mediterranean-style villa is packed with character and brimming with potential. Set on a generous 1,200 m² plot, it offers 380 m² of living space over two floors, plus a sunny roof terrace with views of the sea and gardens.
Inside, there are four spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite b
Just 60 metres from the beach in one of Estepona’s most private gated communities, this charming Mediterranean-style villa is packed with character and brimming with potential. Set on a generous 1,200 m² plot, it offers 380 m² of living space over two floors, plus a sunny roof terrace with views of the sea and gardens.
Inside, there are four spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, along with a guest toilet. Traditional features give the home a special charm — from the pretty central courtyard that fills the house with light, to a cosy circular seating “nook” that’s perfect for lazy afternoons. The semi-open kitchen opens straight onto the courtyard, making the flow between indoor and outdoor living effortless.
For investors, this is a golden opportunity. The villa already brings in strong rental income, but with a stylish renovation, it could offer a fantastic return, whether you decide to sell for a profit or keep it as a high-yield rental.
With its lush gardens, private pool, shady terraces, and unbeatable location steps from the sea and coastal path, this is a home that’s as lovely as it is lucrative. A rare find on the Costa del Sol.
We have a walk through video on request to understand the layout and potential.
Estepona occupies a distinct position on the Costa del Sol, sitting between Marbella to the east and Gibraltar to the southwest, with the Sierra Bermeja mountains forming a dramatic backdrop. Unlike its more commercially developed neighbours, Estepona has retained a working Andalusian character, centred on a well-preserved old town of whitewashed streets, flower-lined plazas, and a functioning fishing harbour. It is increasingly regarded as the more authentic and liveable alternative on this stretch of coastline.
The old town offers daily life around the Plaza de las Flores and the covered Mercado Municipal. Restaurants including El Gaviero and La Escollera serve fresh seafood along the paseo. The 22-kilometre beach promenade connects the town centre to residential areas west toward the port. Marbella is approximately 30 minutes by car.
Estepona sits on the A-7 coastal road and the AP-7 toll motorway, placing Malaga International Airport roughly 85 kilometres east, around 55 to 65 minutes by car depending on traffic. Gibraltar Airport is approximately 50 kilometres to the southwest, around 45 minutes. Marbella and Puerto Banus are within a 25 to 30 minute drive. There is no direct rail connection, making a car essential for daily use.