Seventy-four apartments across two low buildings, and thirteen townhouses threaded among them. It’s an unusual mix, and a deliberate one. It means a young family and a downsizing couple can want very different things, and both find them here, without leaving the same gated grounds.

The apartments are two and three bedrooms, open-plan and south-facing, with terraces stretching to fifty-four square metres, generous enough to live on through the long Andalusian summer. The townhouses are the quiet hero: over a hundred and sixty square metres inside, terraces reaching a hundred and two, and a private rooftop solarium crowned with a jacuzzi. The architecture takes its cues from the landscape itself, soft, flowing lines, light pulled deep into every room, materials chosen to feel calm rather than to perform.

What sets Anna apart is its footing: not a brand-new district still finding itself, but a settled corner of town, five minutes from the marina and the centre, walking distance to the Del Cristo and Guadalobón beaches. The supermarkets, schools and daily life are already here. You move in, and you’re home.

The shared spaces are built around wellbeing rather than spectacle: an outdoor pool, a private gym, and landscaped gardens with green, quiet places to sit. Every home comes with underground parking and private storage, all within a gated, secure development. It’s an amenity set scaled to real daily living, enough to make life easier, not so much that you’re paying for facilities you’ll never use.

Every home is oriented south to the sea and the sierra, capturing the light and the breeze in equal measure, the kind of view that reminds you why the Costa del Sol exists in the first place.

While Marbella takes the headlines, those who know the coast have long understood that Estepona is the quiet gem. Smaller, more relaxed, more itself, yet with twenty-three kilometres of coastline, a flower-lined old town, a buzzing marina, and a promenade built for long, unhurried evenings. The town has grown without losing its soul — international restaurants beside family-run tapas bars, world-class golf bordering protected hillsides. Marbella sits twenty minutes east, Málaga airport is under an hour up the coast.

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