Townhouse in Estepona

The Garden of the Costa del Sol

Living in Estepona

Estepona has held onto what much of the coast has lost: a working old town, a real fishing port, and a sense of pace set by neighbours rather than visitors. It is also one of the fastest growing areas on the coast within the housing market. Over the past decade the municipality has planted more than 25,000 trees, painted over fifty large-scale murals onto the old quarter's walls, and rebuilt a 23-kilometre seafront promenade that now runs almost unbroken from Guadalmansa to the marina. The result is the only town on the western Costa del Sol that still feels like an Andalusian pueblo at its core, with a contemporary residential belt growing quietly around it.