Estepona

A fishing town turned garden of the Costa del Sol: flower-filled streets, a long seafront and a lively port.

A town that has been renewed

New homes along the coast

Real Spanish life

About Estepona

The garden of the Costa del Sol.

Estepona is a charming Spanish town that began as a fishing village. On the beach promenade there are plenty of traditional chiringuitos, where you can enjoy the sunset, the sea and a good dinner, and along the coast on either side are some of the most popular developments on the Costa del Sol.

  • Flowerpots on every white wall.
  • A long promenade by the beach.
  • Restaurants, cafés and boats.
  • Courses by the sea and in the hills.
  • Churches and squares in the centre.

Why invest in Estepona

A covered terrace with sofas and a sea view in Estepona

A town that has been renewed

Estepona has invested in its streets, gardens and seafront, and it shows in how the town feels.

The Estepona coast from the air

New homes along the coast

Much of the coast's new development is on either side of the town, by the beach and on the golf courses.

A lake and the hills behind Cancelada, Estepona

Real Spanish life

A working port, a market and a town centre that is lived in all year.

Flowerpots on white walls in an Estepona street

Life in Estepona

Flowered streets, the seafront and dinner by the port.

Prime areas near

Estepona

The Estepona coast from the air

New Golden Mile

New homes by the sea

A lake and the hills behind Cancelada, Estepona

Estepona East

New-build coast

The white village of Casares on its hill

Casares

Hilltop village and golf

The boardwalk bridge in San Pedro de Alcántara at sunset

San Pedro de Alcántara

Spanish town life

Featured properties in Estepona

That area is not published here, so nothing is shown.

New developments

The latest new homes in Estepona.

Each shown with its prices and delivery date exactly as the developer released them.

Market report

Estepona market report.

Official figures for the municipality of Estepona: how many homes sold over the last year, and what they were valued at per square metre.

Official data · Estepona

3,192

Home sales signed before a notary, last 12 months

€3,518/m²

Appraised value per m², Q2 2026

−8.5%

Sales, change on a year earlier

+12.1%

Value per m², change on a year earlier

Sources: Ministerio de Vivienda y Agenda Urbana, Transacciones inmobiliarias (home sales from notarial deeds), table 2, and Valor tasado de la vivienda (free-market homes, all ages), table 4, for the municipality of Estepona. Last 12 months: Q3 2025 to Q2 2026; changes compare with Q3 2024 to Q2 2025 and Q2 2025. Q2 2026 figures are provisional.

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Source information
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    Demo presentation imagery · Wikimedia Commons contributors

    Licensed photographs chosen to illustrate this demonstration website: the coast, its towns, and the fictional demo Developments. They are not photographs of any real Development or home listed here, and a real record’s own images are never taken from this set.

    • Puerto Banús marina at golden hour — LANOEL, CC BY-SA 3.0 source
    • Estepona, Paseo Marítimo at sunset — Luzzyacentillo, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
    • A river gorge in the hills behind Marbella — Werner Wilmes, CC BY 2.0 source

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