Building plot in Estepona Centro: 61.5 hectare estate with ruins
€7,500,000Excl. taxes, notary and lawyer
- 615,000 m² plot
A large estate of 615,000 m² (about 61.5 hectares) between Marbella and Estepona. It has ruined buildings, river frontage and kilometres of private tracks. It is available as a whole or in three parts.
About this property
An estate on a rare scale
This estate near Estepona covers 615,000 m², roughly 61.5 hectares, with a built area of 200 m². A property registry entry from 2002 records several ruined houses and an abandoned village on the land. So this is not bare ground: it is a site with a documented building history. As a building plot of this size, it suits a large project or a private family estate.
Three parts
The estate is divided into three parts and is offered as a whole or separately:
- A main section of about 450,820 m² with the principal house, which the seller says stands on Roman foundations. Olive trees, vines and mango trees grow here.
- A higher section of 95,000 m² with panoramic views of the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and the African coast.
- A section of 71,808 m² with a natural bowl shape in the terrain, secluded and sheltered.
Land and access
The land borders a river for 3 km and has 7 km of private tracks inside its boundaries. It lies between Marbella and Estepona. San Pedro de Alcántara is about 12 minutes away on a good asphalt road that joins the A7 directly. According to the seller, over two thousand years the land has served as a Roman outpost, a working farm and a shooting retreat.
Who it suits
This estate suits developers, investors and families looking for a large, private site with a long history and plenty of space. What can be built or rebuilt should of course be checked beforehand with the town hall and your own adviser.
Frequently asked questions
How large is the estate?
The plot measures 615,000 m², about 61.5 hectares, with a built area of 200 m².
Can it be bought in parts?
Yes, it is offered as a whole or as three separate parts.
How far is San Pedro de Alcántara?
About 12 minutes, along an asphalt road that connects directly to the A7.
What is on the land?
A 2002 registry entry records several ruined houses and an abandoned village. There are also olive trees, vines and mango trees.

























