Property for sale in Casares.
A white village on a hill and, down on the coast, Casares Playa, a quieter stretch of beachfront between Estepona and Manilva with lower prices for a sea view.
Homes in Casares, newest first.
What Casares is like.
The village of Casares is the one on the postcards: white houses stacked up a crag under a castle, with eagles overhead and the Sierra Bermeja behind. It is a real village with bars in the square and a slower pace than anywhere on the coast.
Casares Costa, ten minutes below it, is where most of the homes for sale are: apartment communities and townhouses between the motorway and the sea, around two golf courses and a small marina. It is quieter than Estepona and much quieter than Marbella, and the same sea view costs a good deal less.
Where to look in Casares
- Casares Playa
Apartments and townhouses along the beach and the Bahía de Casares, most in communities with pools and gardens.
- Doña Julia and Finca Cortesín
Homes around the golf courses. Finca Cortesín is the top end, with a hotel and a championship course.
- Casares village
Village houses and the occasional country home. Views and quiet, with a car essential.
The practical bits
- Málaga airport
- About an hour and a quarter. Gibraltar airport is around thirty-five minutes, with direct UK flights.
- Beach
- Playa Ancha and Casares Playa, long and never crowded.
- Golf
- Doña Julia and Finca Cortesín in the municipality, La Duquesa and Estepona Golf next door.
- Shops
- Supermarkets on the coast road. Estepona and Sabinillas for everything else, ten minutes each way.
- Health
- A health centre in the village and on the coast. Hospital in Estepona.
Who buys here
Buyers who want the sea view without the Marbella price, golfers, and people who like a quiet beach and do not mind a short drive for a night out.
Casares and the towns around it.
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Which end is quiet, which streets flood in a storm, where the British shops are. The things a listing never says.