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EUR770000EsteponaCosta del SolSpainCurrently having a pool installed this wonderful detached villa is located in the much sought after area of Seghers in Estepona. Walking distance to the beach and the Marina. This charming villa is convenient to amenities and the beach yet very private with little or no noise. Full of character and charm this villa has four bedrooms, three on the ground floor and one on the first floor. The large attic room has the potential to be converted into bedrooms, playroom, office or whatever you wish with sea, pool and garden views from the balcony. The fully fitted, recently refurbished kitchen has everything you need to prepare mouth-watering meals to enjoy on the vine covered terrace.
The famous Playa del Cristo beach is on your doorstep with two lively 'Chiringitos' serving fresh fish from the local fishing port. Journey ten minutes walk along the promenade to the flower-lined cobbled streets of the Old Town where you discover many little plazas filled with restaurants and Tapas bars to suit every palate.
The name Estepona likely derives from its Moorish occupation, when it was named Astabbuna. Like most of the Iberian Penisula, Estepona was fought over by the Moors and Christians and reoccupied by Enrique IV Castile in 1457 who ordered a church to be built over the old Mosque, and it’s this church that became the centre of the community that we would finally know as Estepona. In 1729 the king gave Estepona its own charter and from there it began to grow its own identity, away from Marbella and develop its industrious nature.
Estepona is one of the most popular destinations for golf holidays in Spain; the area is packed with golf courses, for all levels and all budgets.
Estepona Golf Course is a popular, yet challenging course. One of the most established courses on the Costa del Sol is the Paraiso Golf Club, which is located between Estepona and Marbella; it’s a peaceful course with a stunning backdrop of mountains.
The famous Valderrama Golf Club, which played host to the Volvo Masters, is located in nearby Sotogrande. Other courses in and around Estepona include: El Campanario Golf, La Duquesa Golf and Atalaya Golf & Country Club.
Estepona enjoys a sub-tropical Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and warm winters. Cooling breezes from the sea make the summer heat manageable; temperatures average 32 ºC during the summer. Don't wait too long to view this little bit of Paradise.
Currently having a pool installed this wonderful detached villa is located in the much sought after area of Seghers in Estepona. Walking distance to the beach and the Marina. This charming villa is convenient to amenities and the beach yet very private with little or no noise. Full of character and charm this villa has four bedrooms, three on the ground floor and one on the first floor. The large attic room has the potential to be converted into bedrooms, playroom, office or whatever you wish with sea, pool and garden views from the balcony. The fully fitted, recently refurbished kitchen has everything you need to prepare mouth-watering meals to enjoy on the vine covered terrace.
The famous Playa del Cristo beach is on your doorstep with two lively 'Chiringitos' serving fresh fish from the local fishing port. Journey ten minutes walk along the promenade to the flower-lined cobbled streets of the Old Town where you discover many little plazas filled with restaurants and Tapas bars to suit every palate.
The name Estepona likely derives from its Moorish occupation, when it was named Astabbuna. Like most of the Iberian Penisula, Estepona was fought over by the Moors and Christians and reoccupied by Enrique IV Castile in 1457 who ordered a church to be built over the old Mosque, and it’s this church that became the centre of the community that we would finally know as Estepona. In 1729 the king gave Estepona its own charter and from there it began to grow its own identity, away from Marbella and develop its industrious nature.
Estepona is one of the most popular destinations for golf holidays in Spain; the area is packed with golf courses, for all levels and all budgets.
Estepona Golf Course is a popular, yet challenging course. One of the most established courses on the Costa del Sol is the Paraiso Golf Club, which is located between Estepona and Marbella; it’s a peaceful course with a stunning backdrop of mountains.
The famous Valderrama Golf Club, which played host to the Volvo Masters, is located in nearby Sotogrande. Other courses in and around Estepona include: El Campanario Golf, La Duquesa Golf and Atalaya Golf & Country Club.
Estepona enjoys a sub-tropical Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and warm winters. Cooling breezes from the sea make the summer heat manageable; temperatures average 32 ºC during the summer. Don't wait too long to view this little bit of Paradise.
