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Estepona · Selwo
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Estepona · Selwo

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Estepona · La Concha Resina Golf

Estepona · La Concha Resina Golf

Estepona · La Concha Resina Golf

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Estepona · Las Mesas

Estepona · Las Mesas

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Costa del Sol · Propriétés à Vendre — Costa Blanca & Costa del Sol
Estepona has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade, reinventing itself as the Costa del Sol’s most attractive mid-range town. The old centre has been pedestrianised and adorned with murals, flower-lined streets and restored plazas, earning it the nickname “Garden of the Costa del Sol.” Its 21 km of coastline includes long sandy beaches and a modern marina.
Property prices here are 30–50% below equivalent Marbella locations, making Estepona one of the best-value towns on the western Costa del Sol. Apartments in the old town or near the beach start from around €170,000, while new-build developments with sea views range from €300,000 to €600,000. The town is 45 minutes from Málaga Airport and 15 minutes from Gibraltar.
Pedestrianised streets, over 50 murals, orchid house, and flower-pot-lined alleys — the most beautiful old town on the coast.
Beach apartments from ~€170k, sea-view new builds from ~€300k — premium quality at a fraction of Golden Mile prices.
Long sandy beaches, a modern marina and the Estepona Selwo Safari park along one of the coast’s widest beach stretches.
45 min to Málaga Airport, 15 min to Gibraltar and its airport — dual access for international connections.
Buying in Costa del Sol
Estepona has been the Costa del Sol's fastest-rising market, driven by a decade-long town-centre transformation — pedestrianised streets, over 50 murals, orchid houses and flower-lined alleys have earned it the "Garden of the Costa del Sol" title. Old-town apartments start from €150,000, while New Golden Mile beachfront developments range from €250,000 to €500,000. The market sits 30–50% below equivalent Marbella prices with comparable or better infrastructure. A marina, new hospital and the Selwo safari park add practical and lifestyle dimensions.
| Cost Item | Rate | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Transfer Tax (ITP) | 7% | Andalucía rate — among the lowest in Spain |
| Stamp Duty (AJD) | 1.2% | Only on new-build; not payable on resale |
| Notary Fees | 0.5–1% | Scaled by purchase price |
| Legal Fees | 1–1.5% | Independent lawyer strongly recommended |
| Land Registry | 0.5–1% | Registro de la Propiedad inscription |
| NIE Application | €10–15 | Foreigner ID number — required before purchase |
| Estimated Total Costs | 10–12% | On top of the purchase price |
Non-resident buyers can typically obtain a mortgage for 60–70% LTV from Spanish banks. Budget 2–3 months for the full NIE → lawyer → notary → registry process.
Rental yields of 5–7% gross are achievable, with the photogenic old town providing excellent marketing material. Capital appreciation has been the highest outside Málaga city — averaging 8–10% annually as the town's reputation grows and Marbella spillover demand intensifies. The New Golden Mile developments between San Pedro and Estepona attract younger, design-conscious buyers pushing prices upward. Community fees in new developments run €100–€200/month.
Insider Tip
The old town within the pedestrianised zone offers the strongest combination of character, rental appeal and appreciation potential — look for apartments on the mural streets or near the orchid house for maximum visual impact. Estepona's proximity to Gibraltar (15 min) provides dual airport access that many buyers overlook — useful for UK connections via the Rock.
Aperçu du marché
Estepona compte actuellement 184 biens à vendre chez OceanHome, dont 184 en neuf. Les prix demandés se situent, pour la plupart des biens, entre 425 000 € et 1 762 100 €, avec une médiane de 754 000 € et un prix typique de 5 158 € au m². 59 ventes ont été conclues au cours des 90 derniers jours, avec un délai médian de 104 jours entre la mise en vente et la vente, et 19 % des annonces actuelles ont vu leur prix baisser.
| Type | Annonces | Part |
|---|---|---|
| Moins de 150 000 € | 0 | 0 % |
| 150 000 € – 250 000 € | 2 | 1 % |
| 250 000 € – 400 000 € | 14 | 8 % |
| 400 000 € – 700 000 € | 66 | 36 % |
| 700 000 € et plus | 102 | 55 % |
| Type | Annonces | Prix médian |
|---|---|---|
| apartment | 109 | 620 000 € |
| penthouse | 45 | 782 700 € |
| villa | 18 | 2 183 180 € |
| townhouse | 8 | 868 000 € |
| bungalow | 4 | 712 059 € |
| Quartier | À vendre | Prix médian | €/m² | Type le plus courant |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Las Mesas | 24 | 705 000 € | 6 195 € | apartment |
| Estepona Golf | 16 | 430 500 € | 4 301 € | apartment |
| Arroyo Enmedio | 14 | 577 000 € | 6 319 € | apartment |
| Whater Gardens | 14 | 1 411 500 € | 6 037 € | apartment |
| Arroyo Vaquero | 13 | 550 000 € | 4 867 € | apartment |
| Nueva Milla De Oro | 12 | 804 000 € | 4 730 € | apartment |
| Bel Air Cancelada Saladillo | 9 | 442 000 € | 4 279 € | apartment |
| Valle Romano Golf | 6 | 366 500 € | 3 304 € | penthouse |
| La Concha Resina Golf | 5 | 625 000 € | 5 081 € | penthouse |
| Sotoserena | 5 | 1 270 000 € | 4 456 € | apartment |
D’après 184 annonces OceanHome actives et nos ventes conclues ; mis à jour le 20 octobre 2026.
À lire avant d’acheter
Estepona has undergone one of the most remarkable transformations on the Costa del Sol. Once overlooked in favour of neighbouring Marbella, the town has reinvented itself as the “Garden of the Costa del Sol” — its historic centre now bursting with flower-lined streets, over 50 large-scale murals, and a beautifully restored old quarter that rivals any town in Andalusia.
The town’s 21km coastline features a mix of sandy beaches and rocky coves, far less crowded than Marbella’s. The harbour has been developed into an attractive marina with restaurants and shops, while the seafront promenade stretches for kilometres. The Orchidarium — a stunning glass-domed orchid house in the town centre — is unique on the Costa del Sol.
Estepona maintains a genuine Spanish character that sets it apart from more international resort towns. The central market, the Sunday flea market, the old town tapas bars, and the traditional fiestas all reflect a town that has embraced tourism while preserving its Andalusian soul.