Cancelada Road Overhaul Progresses with Marqués del Duero Works

Work on Calle Marqués del Duero is now 30% complete as part of a multi-million euro project to upgrade Cancelada's main roads

Residents and property owners in Cancelada will note significant progress on a major project to upgrade the area's main roads. Work on Calle Marqués del Duero is now 30% complete as part of a multi-million euro investment.

Estepona Town Hall is advancing the second phase of a comprehensive project to remodel three key roads in Cancelada: Avenida Mirador, Calle Marqués del Duero, and Calle Montemayor. The overall investment for this project is €2,951,493. Works on Avenida Mirador have concluded.

Currently, efforts are concentrated on Calle Marqués del Duero, where the project is 30% complete. Almost the entire road surface and pavement have been demolished, and half of the sanitation network installation is complete.

This intervention will comprehensively transform Calle Marqués del Duero, improving both its urban design and infrastructure. The project includes renewing paving, enhancing pedestrian areas, and modernising the sanitation, water supply, rainwater, and lighting networks. Connections to adjacent streets are also part of the upgrade.

Once completed, Calle Marqués del Duero will operate as a one-way street, heading north. This aligns with the planned new road design for Cancelada's main thoroughfares. The global project is being carried out in phases. This approach prevents simultaneous work on main streets, ensuring they can maintain their function for passage and services during construction. After the works on Calle Marqués del Duero are finished, the reurbanisation of Calle Montemayor will commence.

This project is part of Estepona Town Hall's municipal strategy to improve and modernise urban roads. Interventions focus on renewing existing infrastructure and adapting street designs to enhance pedestrian presence and comfort. The remodelling of Calle Marqués del Duero contributes to Cancelada's urban transformation through the progressive renewal of its main communication routes, infrastructure, and services.