Ref. R5517634
Townhouse · 3 beds, Ref. R5517634
Estepona, Costa del Sol
- 3
- 3
- 126 m²
€785,000
Costa del Sol · Málaga
Living in Estepona
Life in Estepona centres on a flower-hung old town, a long seafront and four Blue Flag beaches, in a municipality of about 80,000 residents. Málaga airport is about 55 minutes away and Gibraltar about an hour. It feels more like a Spanish town than a resort, with golf courses behind it and the Sierra Bermeja beyond.
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Who buys in Estepona?
Estepona suits buyers who want a working Spanish town on the coast rather than a resort. Golfers look at the courses around Atalaya, El Paraíso and Valle Romano. Walkers are drawn by the Sierra Bermeja, which rises to 1,452 m in the north of the municipality. Anyone who also needs Gibraltar airport within reach finds it about an hour away.
Which areas make up Estepona?
The Casco Antiguo, the old town, is the heart of Estepona, with the Castillo de San Luis, a 15th-century fortress. Around it and along the coast are named areas such as Cancelada, El Paraíso, Seghers, Bahía Dorada, Atalaya and Costalita, each with its own mix of apartments, townhouses and villas.
How do you get to Estepona?
The nearest main airport is Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP), about 84 km away and roughly 55 minutes by car. Gibraltar International Airport (GIB) is the other option, about 51 km and 60 minutes by car.
Which beaches, golf courses and schools are near Estepona?
- Beaches include Playa de la Rada, Playa del Cristo, Playa del Padrón, Playa de Arroyo Vaquero, and Playa Costa Natura.
- Golf courses nearby include Estepona Golf, Valle Romano Golf, La Resina Golf, Atalaya Golf & Country Club, and El Paraíso Golf Club.
- International schools within reach include Atalaya Colegio Internacional.
Last reviewed October 2026
Good to know
- Which beaches in Estepona have a Blue Flag?
- According to the town hall, four Estepona beaches hold a Blue Flag: El Cristo, El Padrón, La Rada and Arroyo Vaquero. Flags are awarded each year, so check the current list before you travel.
- What is there to see in Estepona?
- The old town and the Castillo de San Luis, a 15th-century fortress, are the starting point. The Orquidario houses about 1,300 orchid species under a dome. Inland, the Sierra Bermeja dominates the north of the municipality and peaks at 1,452 m.
- Is Estepona good for golf?
- Yes. Courses around Estepona include Estepona Golf, Valle Romano, La Resina, Atalaya Golf & Country Club, El Paraíso Golf Club and Finca Cortesín, with La Duquesa a little further along the coast.
- How far is Estepona from the airport?
- The nearest main airport is Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP), about 84 km away and roughly 55 minutes by car. Gibraltar International Airport (GIB) is the other option, about 51 km and 60 minutes by car.
- Are there international schools near Estepona?
- Yes. Schools within reach of Estepona include Atalaya Colegio Internacional.
- How do I see homes in Estepona?
- Estepona is on our home coast, so we can show you homes here directly. Browse the live selection on this page, or tell us your brief once and we will do the looking for you.
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