Finca / Cortijo in Casares

Nestled in the rolling hills of Casares, this exquisite Andalusian country villa offers a rare blend of rustic charm and sophisticated luxury. Occupying a sprawling 37,312 m² plot adjacent to the world-renowned Finca Cortesín estate, the property serves as a private sanctuary for those seeking absolute tranquility. The elevated position provides unrivaled panoramic views that sweep across the Sierra Bermeja mountains, the lush fairways of Estepona Golf, and the Mediterranean Sea. The orientation is perfectly south-facing, ensuring the residence is bathed in natural light from dawn until dusk.

The architecture pays homage to traditional Spanish heritage with modern structural integrity. Inside, the main house impresses with 3.5-meter high ceilings and hand-selected oak beams. The layout flows from an elegant entrance into a grand living and dining area centered around a classic fireplace. The kitchen is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, featuring marble countertops, antique-style hardware, and hand-painted tiles. It transitions seamlessly to a covered porch equipped with a professional barbecue and wood-fired oven, ideal for alfresco entertaining by the swimming pool and children’s play area.

Accommodations are thoughtfully divided to ensure privacy. The primary suite includes a dedicated dressing room and a lavish en-suite bathroom. Two additional double guest rooms share a well-appointed bathroom with natural ventilation. Adding to the estate's versatility is a separate guest house, which provides an ideal space for staff, extended family, or a high-end rental opportunity. High-quality finishes such as double-glazed wooden windows, armored entry doors, and mahogany furnishings define the interior aesthetic.

Security and comfort are paramount within this gated community, which features 24-hour security, alarm systems, and climate control throughout. Beyond the immediate gates, the property is a short drive from the prestigious Alcazaba Lagoon and the luxury amenities of the Casares coast. The vast land area is currently classified for agricultural use, presenting a significant strategic investment should future zoning regulations evolve to allow further development in this high-demand corridor of the Costa del Sol.