Renovated Finca in Estepona on a 45-Hectare Estate

A private valley with south-facing light from morning to dusk

South-east, south and south-west orientations bring consistent natural light across this renovated finca in Estepona from early morning until dusk. The residence has a 350 m² built area and 50 m² of terrace space within a vast 450,820 m² plot of private land. There are no neighbouring houses in sight, and the elevated topography frames panoramic views across the surrounding forest and mountains toward the sea, Gibraltar and the coast of Africa.

Main farmhouse and separate guest cottage

Recently refurbished and redecorated in keeping with its traditional character, the property provides a total of five bedrooms and three bathrooms, offered part furnished. The main farmhouse contains four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dressing room and fitted wardrobes. Daily living centres on a double drawing room and a large, fully fitted kitchen and breakfast room, supported by a separate utility room. For independent hosting, a self-contained guest cottage adds a double bedroom, a lounge, its own kitchen and a shower room. Modern technical comforts across the residence include air conditioning, WiFi, satellite and digital television, and an entry phone system.

Terraces, outbuildings and equestrian potential

Covered and open sun terraces step out from the house to a private swimming pool. Vehicle storage and estate equipment are accommodated by open parking, four garages and four additional outhouses. Across the land stand several abandoned houses, a hamlet with a traditional kiln, and numerous ruins suitable for rebuilding or converting for equestrian use. The property also features its own private helipad.

Water, woodland and agricultural land

The Rio Velerín flows year-round through the estate without running dry, forming natural waterfalls and rock swimming pools along its course. Water security is exceptional: in addition to mains drinkable water, the land has a private well, one small and two large water deposits, and access to 40,000 cubic metres of river water. Mains electricity and water reach the majority of the estate. At the centre of the plot lies 100,000 m² of flat land formerly used for wheat and a mango plantation, alongside an orchard, fruit trees and a kitchen vegetable garden. The private forest is home to wild boar, deer and partridge. Under current classifications, accepted uses for this renovated finca in Estepona include farming, rural tourism, hotels, sports facilities, schools, clinics and nature or recreational refuges. Two adjacent plots of 95,000 m² and 72,000 m² are also available for separate purchase.

Direct access to the coast

Around five kilometres of internal roads cross the estate, suitable for estate management or mountain biking. Despite the complete seclusion of this renovated finca in Estepona, an asphalted road leads right to the front door, connecting to the main coastal highway and the beach in approximately six kilometres, or seven minutes by car.