MPDunne advises buyers and sellers across Estepona, from the Old Town to the New Golden Mile. Our advisors handle enquiries in English, Spanish, French and German, and we work every sub-area of the municipality rather than one corner of it. Estepona covers more ground than most areas on this coast, and we will help you narrow it to the right part.
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Estepona splits into distinct markets: the Old Town, the New Golden Mile, Estepona West, Selwo and Cancelada. We work all of them, so our comparable evidence isn't limited to one part of the municipality.
Our Estepona advisors cover all four primary buyer languages, matching the international mix of buyers the town attracts.
Estepona carries more new build stock than most of this coast, and the buying process differs from a resale in deposit structure, tax and completion timing. We handle both, and will explain which route suits your position before you shortlist.
We hold instructions across Estepona East and West, the Old Town and the New Golden Mile at any given time, from apartments to beachfront villas. Working current listings across all of them is what gives us a present-day read on the market rather than a snapshot from months ago.
Estepona is a beautiful coastal town on the Costa del Sol in Southern Spain. With its stunning marina, lush countryside and central location near Marbella, Estepona is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Costa del Sol.
Pricing depends heavily on which part of Estepona a property sits in, since the Old Town, the beachfront developments and the golf-led sub-areas each answer to different buyers. We value against completed transactions in the relevant sub-area rather than the municipality as a whole, then agree the marketing route with you. Beachfront and new-build stock generally suits public exposure, while village and inland properties often do better shown to a more targeted list.
Estepona covers more ground than most areas on the Costa del Sol, and its sub-areas price differently. The Old Town suits buyers who want walkable amenities and character. The New Golden Mile and Estepona East are beachfront-led, taking in established communities such as Cabo Bermejo, Torre Bermeja, Las Dunas Park and Costalita, generally at a lower price per square metre than equivalent Marbella stock. Estepona West, Selwo and Cancelada are quieter and more residential. Puerto Banús is a 17-minute drive, Marbella old town 28 minutes, and Málaga Airport 55 minutes.
Buyer representation across every Estepona sub-area, from initial search through to notary completion, with full legal and due diligence support.
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Buying in Estepona follows the standard Spanish process: a reservation contract, due diligence by your lawyer, a private purchase contract, then completion at the notary. You will need an NIE number and a Spanish bank account, both of which can be arranged remotely with power of attorney. Purchase costs and taxes sit on top of the price and change from time to time, so we will introduce you to a Spanish lawyer to confirm the current position.
The main areas to buy in Estepona are the Old Town, the New Golden Mile, Estepona East and West, Selwo and Cancelada, and each suits a different buyer. The Old Town works for walkable amenities and character, close to shops and restaurants. The New Golden Mile and Estepona East are beachfront-led, with the largest concentration of newer developments including Cabo Bermejo, Torre Bermeja, Las Dunas Park and Los Granados Playa. Estepona West, Selwo and Cancelada are quieter and more residential, generally at a lower price point. We will narrow this with you before you start viewing.
In Spain the seller pays the agency commission and the buyer pays nothing to the agent. Our fee is set out in writing before any agreement is signed, and it is agreed against the marketing approach we recommend for the property.
Generally, yes, on a price-per-square-metre basis, though the gap has narrowed as Estepona’s New Golden Mile and beachfront developments have matured. What you get for a given budget still varies a great deal by sub-area, so a direct comparison only really works once we know which part of Estepona and which part of Marbella you’re weighing against each other.
Estepona has more new build stock than most parts of the Costa del Sol, so both routes are genuinely open here, and they differ in deposit structure, tax and completion timing. New build and off-plan generally means staged payments, VAT rather than transfer tax, and a wait before you can move in. Resale means a shorter timeline and a property you can see, but usually higher immediate spend on updating. We will explain which suits your position before you shortlist anything.
