Description

Grupo Ibercosta is proud to present a remarkable opportunity to acquire a significant piece of the Andalusian countryside. This expansive rustic plot, located in the prestigious Guadalobón area of Estepona West, offers a perfect blend of traditional Spanish agricultural heritage and modern investment potential. Spanning over 1.6 hectares, this estate represents a rare find in today’s real estate market, catering to those who appreciate the tranquility of nature without sacrificing proximity to the vibrant lifestyle of the Costa del Sol.

The property consists of a total area of one hectare, sixty-seven areas, and sixty-seven centiareas, which traditionally translates to the local measurements of three bushels and nine "celemines." This specific land division provides a diverse landscape for various uses. Of this total, one fanega and nine celemines are dedicated to lush, irrigated orchards currently home to a variety of flourishing fruit trees. The remaining two fanegas consist of versatile dry land, offering a blank canvas for further agricultural development, reforestation, or the creation of a private rural sanctuary under the warm Southern Spanish sun.

Situated in the heart of the "Garden of the Costa del Sol," this plot in Estepona West benefits from a unique microclimate. The area is renowned for its fertile soil and the gentle influence of the Mediterranean Sea, which lies just a few minutes away. The land’s elevation and positioning provide a sense of absolute privacy and peace, surrounded by the rolling hills and authentic greenery that characterize the province of Málaga. For the discerning investor, this is more than just land; it is an opportunity to own a piece of the timeless Andalusian landscape.

Strategic Location and Lifestyle in Estepona

Estepona has emerged as one of the most desirable destinations in Southern Spain, successfully balancing its traditional white-village charm with world-class infrastructure. This property is strategically located in the Guadalobón area, a peaceful enclave that offers the best of both worlds. While the plot provides a secluded rural retreat, the bustling Estepona Marina, the historic town center, and the golden beaches of the coast are reachable within a short drive. This proximity makes it an ideal choice for those looking to establish an agricultural project while remaining connected to modern amenities.

The West Estepona region is currently undergoing a period of sophisticated growth, making large plots like this 16,767-square-meter estate highly sought after. Whether you are envisioning a sustainable farming project, a private botanical garden, or a long-term land investment, this property offers the scale and versatility to bring those visions to life. The mix of irrigated and dry land ensures year-round functionality, allowing for a diverse range of crops or landscaping possibilities that thrive in the local climate.

Detailed Property Composition and Agricultural Potential

The agricultural value of this estate cannot be overstated. The irrigated section, enriched by existing fruit trees, provides an immediate connection to the land's productive history. In Andalusia, water is a precious resource, and having a dedicated irrigated portion within a rustic plot adds significant intrinsic value. The dry land sections offer excellent drainage and are typical of the rugged, beautiful terrain found between the Sierra Bermeja mountains and the Mediterranean coast, perfect for hardy Mediterranean species or traditional olive and almond groves.

Grupo Ibercosta invites you to explore the potential of this unique estate. As the Estepona real estate market continues to mature, large rural plots with clear legal standing and prime locations are becoming increasingly scarce. This property stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Spanish countryside, offering a sanctuary for the soul and a secure asset for the future.

Legal Information and Purchasing Conditions

In compliance with Spanish regulations, please note that the advertised price does not include closing costs and applicable taxes. Buyers should account for VAT (10%) and Stamp Duty (1.2%) for new builds, or Property Transfer Tax (7%) for resale properties. It is advisable to consult on reduced rates of 6% or 3.5%, which may apply depending on the buyer's specific profile and circumstances. Additionally, costs related to the Notary, Land Registry, and administrative management (gestoría) are not included in the list price.

At Grupo Ibercosta, we believe in transparency and professionalism. Real estate brokerage fees are fully included in the purchase price and are covered by the seller. We are here to guide you through every step of the acquisition process, ensuring a smooth transition as you invest in the beautiful landscape of Estepona, Southern Spain.