Modern semi detached villa with stunning sea views in Estepona


Amazing property spread over two levels, this lovely villa has three bedrooms with direct access to the outdoor areas providing plenty of natural light set on a plot of 230 m2.

THE PROPERTY:

Wonderfully located villa currently being renovated in a prime elevated position, It will provide peace and tranquillity and absolutely stunning panoramic views across the Mediterranean sea. The dining room is equipped with fireplace to relieve the chill in the cooler winter evenings., just off the living room is a beautiful south facing terrace which make it ideal for dining "al-fresco", and view to the stunning mountain in the backdrop. All bedrooms have access to the terraces or small patios. The property has a private garden-patio all around the house . There is a wall all around the house that give a lot of privacy.and a several communal swimming pool.

LOCATION:

Estepona is often called the Pearl of the Costa del Sol. Although there are many beautiful towns and villages situated on the Costa del Sol, Estepona would certainly win the prize for "the real Spain" and "the most attractive town". Estepona is a lively yet peaceful Spanish seaside town, close enough to all the "hussle and bussle" on the rest of the Costa del Sol. Thanks to Estepona´s central location, other places like Marbella, Tarifa and Seville and even Africa can easily be reached. People generally rate Estepona as the most relaxed and most charming holiday destination on the Costa del Sol. It is therefore no surprise that the people who have discovered Estepona over the last few years, feel very comfortable and in many cases decided to buy a (second) home here. Estepona old town is a bustling and atmospheric centre and the coast is one of the few coastal towns that has succeeded in maintaining its pueblo charm and character, despite the onslaught of tourism. All the tourist facilities are here, including hotels, restaurants, leisure and cultural activities and shops. The flip side is that the numerous street cafes and tapas bars still serve traditional Spanish delicacies and the narrow streets seem more suited to horses than cars. You'll also find unusual shops and bodegas in Estepona where you'd least expect it and they are all very inviting, very friendly and very cheap!

Estepona Port
Estepona Port and Marina is a working fishing port offering restaurants and bars. The port features daily auctions for a wide variety of seafood. The port is also the location of the Estepona street market a collection of stalls selling numerous textile and leather goods mostly. The market is usually in Estepona on Sundays but it travels around the Málaga municipality to areas like Puerto Banús, Marbella, Casares, Torremolinos, Fuengirola and more.

Places of interest
Puerto Banús is an upscale community about 30 minutes drive away from Estepona Port with a large number of designer stores.
Selwo Safari Park is styled after African safari parks and houses 2000 animals in semi-wild conditions. It is a 20 minute drive from Estepona Port on the public transport route.
Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos de Estepona is the exhibition and congress centre of Estepona, located opposite the supermarket on the eastern edge of Estepona closest to Marbella. This centre is home to nearly all of Estepona's organised events including product presentations, fairs, commercial exhibitions, concerts and more.
Beaches
"Playa del Cristo", or Christ Beach, is five minutes west of Estepona Port. It is a small cove with lifeguards on station and also two "chiringuitos" or beach front bar restaurants. La Rada Beach is 2 minutes east of Estepona Marina and at over 1.5 km in length runs from the marina past Estepona's old town. There is also a popular naturist nudist beach of Costa Natura to the west of Estepona, which was the first official naturist site in Spain.

Restaurants & eating out
Estepona is not known for the "night club" culture found in some areas on the Costa del Sol, but does have a wide variety of bar and restaurants. Dining choices emphasise locally-caught seafood, and range from local Spanish cuisine to other Mediterranean cuisines, including Italian and French. Many restaurants have terraces allowing diners to eat al fresco (outside) during the late evening.
Most restaurants are located near the seafront, either along the main promenade fronting the sea or along Calle Real. There are a number of small plazas or squares next to Calle Real, on which numerous restaurants can be found.

Shopping
Estepona's small and medium-size local shops, particularly in the old town, offer locally made produce and goods. The recently renovated indoor market in the town centre of has vendores offering fresh meat, fish and vegetables. Boutiques in the main town centre offer contemporary international clothing brands and other goods. Typical of Spanish towns of this size, market is held in the main square (on Wednesdays), featuring clothing as well as food and vegetables. Estepona port also hosts a Sunday market for "touristy" goods.
There are no large shopping complexes in Estepona. The main food stores are the hipermercado complex at the edge of the town, a smaller express store in the middle of the town and several supermarkets. Two supermarkets in the port area feature fresh produce, meat and seafood as well as convenience style foods. The nearest large department stores are the complex just off the north ringroad of Marbella, and the department stores in Puerto Banús, just before Marbella. Both can be accessed by traveling east from Estepona towards Málaga on the A7.

DISTANCES:

Approximate distances are:

San Pedro 27KM

Puerto Banus 30 KM

Marbella 35 KM

Benahavis Village 30 KM

Gibraltar 40 KM

Ronda 60 KM

Malaga Airport 77KM

Granada 210 KM

- REF: SPMRR23012019