Estepona villas for sale

Mainly in Estepona itself and on the New Golden Mile, the stretch of coast running east towards San Pedro Alcántara, and each area has its own character. On the New Golden Mile the villas sit closest to the beach and to Marbella; El Paraíso and Atalaya are established communities built around the golf courses, with mature gardens, and Valle Romano, on the western side, is newer and quieter. Choosing between them usually means choosing whether you want to walk to the sea or to the clubhouse, and if what you want is a frontline golf villa for sale in Estepona, El Paraíso and Atalaya are the places to look.

We have both. One in three of the villas in Estepona for sale on this page is in a new development, with a completion date and a payment schedule, and the rest are resale homes you can move into as soon as you complete. The tax is different too: new homes pay VAT at 10 % plus stamp duty at 1.2 %, while resale pays transfer tax at 7 % in Andalusia. These are the rates in force in Andalusia at the date of this page and are given for guidance only: they do not replace tax advice. If you only want something brand new, our new developments have their own page.

It is, especially if you want a real town with a life of its own, with an old quarter and a promenade that stays lively in winter, and villas that open onto golf and countryside as much as onto the sea. Marbella has the bigger name, more beachfront and more choice at the very top of the market. If you want to weigh them side by side, our villas for sale in Marbella have their own page.

Yes, being a foreigner puts no limit on the purchase. You need a Spanish NIE and a Spanish bank account, and if you need a mortgage, Spanish banks lend to non-residents, usually at a lower loan-to-value than for residents. We handle the whole purchase of villas for sale in Estepona with you, remotely if needed.

Start with the licence history. Every extension, pool and outbuilding needs to be registered and licensed, because whatever is not on paper is exactly what holds up the sale at the notary. After that, check the plot boundaries, the community fees if the villa is in a gated development, and what it costs to run the garden and pool. We review all of it before you sign, and if something needs work, our construction team can tell you what it really involves.