NE-ARU-3B3B-2BJAGround Floor Apartment in Cabopino133 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 1,350,000Property for sale in Cabopino
42 properties for sale in Cabopino · € 449,000 to € 4,800,000 · median € 4,944/m²
NE-ARU-3B3B-2BJAGround Floor Apartment in Cabopino133 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 1,350,000
R5533924Penthouse Duplex in Cabopino200 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 849,900
R5528209Duplex in Cabopino100 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 1,165,000
R5526946Townhouse in Cabopino130 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 595,000
R5520799Penthouse in Cabopino137 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 695,000
R5441452Penthouse Duplex in Cabopino185 m², 5 bed, 3 bath€ 1,850,000
NE-MS-3B2B-10Apartment in Cabopino164 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 1,150,000
R5287207Detached Villa in Cabopino635 m², 5 bed, 5 bath€ 2,995,000
R5495998Townhouse in Cabopino196 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 799,000
R5520031Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino176 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 799,000
R5469154Townhouse in Cabopino130 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 495,000
R5514415Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino123 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 850,000
R5407798Detached Villa in Cabopino254 m², 4 bed, 4 bath€ 1,695,000
R5506615Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino91 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 449,900
R5504212Townhouse in Cabopino110 m², 2 bed, 3 bath€ 605,000
R5502760Penthouse Duplex in Cabopino135 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 895,000
R5138635Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino108 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 469,500
R5100976Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino122 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 895,000
R5173495Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino130 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 1,980,000
R5365018Townhouse in Cabopino127 m², 5 bed, 3 bath€ 539,000
R5179843Semi-Detached House in Cabopino310 m², 5 bed, 3 bath€ 1,495,000
R5499514Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino118 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 489,000
R5502001Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino90 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 489,000
R4913140Detached Villa in Cabopino530 m², 4 bed, 4 bath€ 3,500,000
R5372650Townhouse in Cabopino122 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 550,000
R5446519Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino117 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 629,000
R5498137Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino101 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 799,000
R5432035Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino117 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 635,000
R5445088Residential Plot in Cabopino340 m², 0 bed, 0 bath€ 700,000
R5317318Semi-Detached House in Cabopino111 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 499,000
R4937506Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino205 m², 4 bed, 3 bath€ 980,000
R4987282Semi-Detached House in Cabopino171 m², 3 bed, 4 bath€ 1,650,000
R5441245Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino123 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 574,900
R5468050Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino146 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 449,000
R5234515Detached Villa in Cabopino670 m², 5 bed, 5 bath€ 4,275,000
R5407996Detached Villa in Cabopino245 m², 3 bed, 4 bath€ 1,775,000
R4813960Middle Floor Apartment in Cabopino290 m², 3 bed, 2 bath€ 1,000,000
R5447452Ground Floor Apartment in Cabopino120 m², 2 bed, 2 bath€ 585,000
R5476870Duplex in Cabopino284 m², 3 bed, 3 bath€ 1,350,000Urbanisations in this area: Artola and Elviria.
What property for sale in Cabopino costs in November 2026
Counted from our own listings every morning. Apartments in Cabopino run at a median of 4,944 € per square metre across 23 comparable listings, houses at 4,823 € across 15. Marbella as a whole sits at 5,911 € and 5,255 €.
Below the municipal figures, and that is the proposition
This is the far end of the municipality, twenty minutes from the town, and the price reflects the distance rather than the quality of what is built here. In exchange you get a marina, a golf course and a protected dune within walking distance of each other.
How to read the tables
They compare the districts of Marbella with one another, Cabopino among them — apartments first, houses below. They cover all apartments and all houses in each district rather than one type each, because a split by district and type together would leave most rows too thin to publish. Use them for the address premium, then the filters at the top of this page for the property itself.
| Area | Typical | Range | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Monteros | 12,082 € | 9,989 – 15,236 € | 10 |
| Puerto Banús | 7,576 € | 6,014 – 10,188 € | 145 |
| Marbella | 6,111 € | 4,588 – 7,946 € | 269 |
| Nueva Andalucía | 5,625 € | 4,637 – 7,184 € | 293 |
| Elviria | 5,319 € | 3,902 – 7,062 € | 101 |
| San Pedro de Alcántara | 4,996 € | 4,190 – 6,302 € | 70 |
| Cabopino | 4,944 € | 4,443 – 6,770 € | 23 |
| Guadalmina Baja | 4,776 € | 3,583 – 6,364 € | 14 |
| Guadalmina Alta | 3,923 € | 3,739 – 4,394 € | 24 |
| Area | Typical | Range | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Puerto Banús | 8,159 € | 6,315 – 9,430 € | 16 |
| Guadalmina Baja | 6,881 € | 6,477 – 10,225 € | 26 |
| Río Real | 6,867 € | 5,248 – 8,476 € | 15 |
| Nueva Andalucía | 6,348 € | 4,812 – 9,217 € | 199 |
| El Rosario | 5,813 € | 4,164 – 7,806 € | 33 |
| Guadalmina Alta | 5,566 € | 4,375 – 9,359 € | 21 |
| Elviria | 5,269 € | 4,156 – 7,753 € | 52 |
| San Pedro de Alcántara | 5,088 € | 3,988 – 6,462 € | 48 |
| Cabopino | 4,823 € | 4,502 – 6,639 € | 15 |
| Marbella | 4,713 € | 3,634 – 7,325 € | 148 |
Asking prices, not achieved sale prices. Districts with fewer than ten comparable listings are left out. The figures are counted from our own listings and refreshed with every feed run.
Three things in one place
Cabopino sits at the eastern edge of Marbella, where the municipality runs out towards Mijas, and it is the only address on this coast that puts a working marina, a golf course and a protected dune field within walking distance of each other. Our list runs to 42 properties for sale in Cabopino today, asking anywhere between € 449,000 and € 4,800,000, with € 850,000 at the midpoint, a typical building of 209 square metres and a rate of € 4,944 the square metre — below the municipal figure, because this is the far end of Marbella.
Most districts on this coast offer one reason to be there. Cabopino offers three that do not usually occur together, and all three are usable on the same day without moving a car. That is the proposition, and everything on this page follows from it.
The marina
A small one — berths for pleasure boats rather than a superyacht quay — and that is exactly why it works as a place to live beside. It has restaurants and a handful of bars around the water, it stays open through the winter because residents use it, and it does not fill with coach parties. A few apartments sit directly above the berths, which is a separate and much smaller market from the rest of the district.
The golf
Eighteen holes immediately behind the district, running up from the coast road, with a clubhouse that functions as the local meeting place as much as the marina does. A good share of the properties on this page record a golf view, and the course is why this corner is busy in February as well as August.
The dunes, which are the part that cannot change
The sand field beside the beach is a declared natural monument. That is not a planning intention a future council could revisit; it is a legal designation, and the open ground between the houses and the sea here will stay open. On a coast where almost every view is a bet on what somebody else does with their land, this is one of the very few places where the answer is already settled. The residential side of the same dune field has its own page at Artola, and the two should be seen together.
What the property for sale in Cabopino consists of
More flats than houses, and a clear favourite among them
Apartments hold a solid majority, houses the rest, with the occasional plot. The striking thing in the apartment stock is how much of it is on the ground floor: ground floors outnumber middle floors, villas and townhouses here. In most districts the ground floor is the flat nobody asked for. Here it is the one the schemes were built to sell. The flats have a page of their own at apartments in Cabopino.
Why the ground floor leads here
Because this corner of the municipality was developed as low-rise garden urbanisations rather than as blocks, and in that pattern the ground floor comes with a private garden opening onto communal grounds. A ground floor here is a house-like life at an apartment price, which is the quietest argument for the district and the one no brochure makes. The coast-wide band is at ground floor apartments.
The houses
Townhouses and detached villas in roughly equal number, with a few semi-detached pairs, almost all inside gated schemes between the course and the coast road. The plots here are generous, because land at this end was never priced as it was near Puerto Banús, and most of the houses have their own pool. They have a list of their own at houses in Cabopino, and the wider lists are townhouses and detached villas.
And what is unusual in the fittings
An unexpected number of the properties here record an indoor pool, which is rare anywhere on this coast and says something about who built in this district and when. An indoor pool is a room rather than a feature: it was designed into the house, it takes space from the living floor, and it is the reason a few of these buildings read as larger inside than their footprint suggests.
Where the price comes from
Twenty minutes of discount
The figure per square metre here sits below the Marbella average, and the reason is distance from the old town rather than any shortfall in what you are buying. This is the far eastern end of the municipality: Marbella is a drive, Puerto Banús further, and the airport is closer from here than the town centre is. For anybody whose life does not revolve around the Golden Mile, that discount is free money.
What the discount does not cover
Almost everything on this page is resale, which means the buildings carry their age: render, roofs, pool plant and installations from the decades when the district was laid out. The saving against central Marbella is real, and so is the age of the stock — this is a district of finished streets and mature planting rather than of fresh concrete.
Where the top of the page comes from
The range here is wide, and the upper end is villas on large plots rather than anything beside the marina. A buyer reading the top figure and assuming it reflects the whole district has misread it: the middle of this market sits nearer a good apartment than a villa, and that middle is the honest description of what Cabopino is.
How property for sale in Cabopino is laid out on the ground
The marina at the bottom, the clubhouse at the top
The district reads as a short slope between two fixed points. At the bottom, on the sea side of the coast road, sit the harbour, its restaurants and the beach beside it. At the top, inland, sits the clubhouse with the fairways falling away from it. Everything residential is strung between the two, which is why the walk to anything is measured in minutes rather than kilometres. The coast road cuts straight through the middle of that slope, and which side of it an address stands on is the first thing to establish about it.
The boardwalks are the only way across the protected sand
Protected ground is an asset and an obstacle at once: nothing may be built on it, and in places nothing may be walked across it either. Wooden walkways cross the dune field at a handful of marked points and the rest of it is closed, which spreads bathers thinly and keeps the sand intact. A route to the sand here goes to the nearest crossing first and to the water second, so two schemes that measure the same distance on a map are not the same walk at all.
Gated, low-rise and planted, from one end to the other
There is no tower block in this district and nowhere that one could go. What was built instead is the garden urbanisation of its period: two and three storeys around a communal pool, mature subtropical planting, a gate with a barrier, parking under the buildings or beside them. Communal grounds take up more of this district than the buildings do, which is pleasant to live in and the reason the quotas are what they are; the schemes with the largest gardens are also the ones with the most to keep.
The fairways run uphill from the coast road
The course climbs away from the sea rather than lying flat behind the beach, so the holes are terraced into the slope and the houses beside them sit at varying heights above the play. That geometry is the reason a golf view here is usually a view over the course and down to the water beyond it, rather than a flat look at a green. Height above the fairway is what turns a golf outlook into a sea one, and it is the difference between two streets a hundred metres apart.
The handful of flats above the berths are their own market
A small number of apartments sit directly over the harbour, in the two-storey terrace of buildings that frames the water. They have no garden and no pool of their own, the restaurants are underneath the windows, and the view is of masts rather than of sea. Living over a marina is a different proposition from living near one: lively from Easter to October, almost silent the rest of the year, and the nearest thing in the district to a flat in a small town.
Daily life at the eastern edge
Marbella ends here, and Mijas begins on the far side
Cabopino is the last district of the municipality going east; beyond the next watercourse the ground belongs to Mijas and the urbanisations change their names and their council. The line is invisible on the ground, which is why two schemes a few hundred metres apart can answer to different town halls. The boundary explains why this district faces west for everything official and east for the airport, and why its residents use services in both directions without much thinking about it.
The airport is nearer than the town centre
One junction on the coast road serves the whole district, with the motorway crossing above it, which puts Málaga and Fuengirola within an easy drive and the terminal closer than Marbella's old town. The same junction is why some positions here carry traffic noise that a quiet Sunday morning does not reveal. Sound carries uphill from the road differently than it travels along it, so the streets on the slope and the streets on the flat are two different kinds of address.
Winter, and who is actually here
The marina restaurants and the clubhouse stay open through the cold months, which is the test of whether a coastal district has residents or only visitors. Cabopino passes it, though not every part of the district does: some schemes are largely holiday-let and empty from November, others are lived in all year. A district can be occupied in winter while a single building in it is not, and the two feel nothing alike in January.
Who buys property for sale in Cabopino
People who want a short walk to everything
The clearest case. From much of the district the beach, a restaurant, a boat and a first tee are all reachable on foot, and very few addresses between Marbella and Gibraltar manage that. If the idea of a holiday home is one where the car stays parked, this is a strong candidate.
Buyers priced out of central Marbella
The same money goes considerably further here than it does west of the town, and what you give up is proximity to the Golden Mile, not quality of life. For a buyer whose shortlist keeps coming out just above budget in the centre, the eastern end of the municipality is the obvious next look — along with Elviria, Las Chapas and El Rosario nearby.
And who should look elsewhere
Anybody who wants to be in Marbella rather than near it. The old town, the Golden Mile and Puerto Banús are all a real drive from here, and in August that drive is not short. If the centre is the point, the districts around it are the answer and this page is the wrong one.
Letting and the seasons at the eastern end
The marina and the course are private businesses, not public amenities
Neither belongs to the community you buy into. A berth is rented from the harbour, a round is paid for at the clubhouse or taken on a membership, and the quota of a scheme covers its own gardens and pool and nothing beyond its gate. Walking distance to a marina is not the same as access to it, and the two are worth separating before the district gets credit for either.
Letting
A strong summer market, because a boardwalk over a dune field and a harbour full of masts photograph better than most of what this coast offers, with a long shoulder season from the course behind. The calendar here has two tenants in it rather than one: a family on the sand in August, a fourball within five minutes of the first tee in March. The licence, the bookings and the quarterly filings are what our rental service carries.
What stays the same around this district
The three things that define Cabopino are all fixed in place: the dune field is a monument, the harbour is where the coast allowed one, and the course occupies the ground behind. Nothing around this district has anywhere left to grow into, which is unusual on a coast that has been rebuilding itself for seventy years, and it is why the walk from a gate to the water will be the same walk in twenty years.
Property for sale in Cabopino — where to go next
Next door and along the coast: Artola on the other side of the dunes, then Las Chapas, Elviria and El Rosario back toward the town. The whole municipality in one list is Marbella.
The golf-tagged stock of this district has a page of its own at the golf-side schemes here. By type across the coast: apartments, ground floor apartments, houses, townhouses and detached villas, with golf property and beachfront for the two positions that hold their value best. Anything still being built is on new developments, and the property alarm is the sensible way to watch a district that turns over slowly.
Questions about property in Cabopino
What kind of property for sale in Cabopino is there?
Apartments and townhouses in the main, with a smaller number of detached villas and the occasional plot. Most property for sale in Cabopino sits in gated schemes between the golf course and the coast road, with pools and gardens, and a good share of what we list is a ground floor with its own garden. The marina has a handful of apartments directly above the berths, which is a separate and much smaller market. Every property for sale in Cabopino we hold is in the list above; by type see apartments in Marbella and townhouses.
What are the Artola dunes, and what do they mean for the view?
They are a declared natural monument beside the beach, which means the land cannot be built on. For an owner that turns an open outlook into a legal condition of the landscape rather than a planning promise — the rarest thing you can have on this coast without owning the ground yourself. The protection runs the other way as well: inside the designated zone the same rules govern what may be done with land, which is why the dune field looks the way it did a generation ago. The residential district immediately alongside it is Artola.
Why is property for sale in Cabopino cheaper than central Marbella?
Distance. This is the far end of the municipality, about twenty minutes from the town, and both apartments and houses sit below the municipal figures per square metre. Nothing about the buildings explains the gap. Property for sale in Cabopino therefore sits below the municipal figures, and what you get in exchange is a marina, a golf course and a protected dune within walking distance of each other, plus an airport run of about thirty minutes — the shortest of any district in Marbella. Compare against apartments in Marbella as a whole.
Is Cabopino lively or quiet?
Both, depending on the month. The marina is busy in summer and calm in winter, with enough restaurants staying open to give the district a centre year-round — which is more than most urbanisations on this coast manage. The February version of the district is the one an owner actually lives in, and it looks nothing like the August one. If a town rather than a marina is what you want, San Pedro de Alcántara is the other end of the municipality in every sense.
Which side of the coast road is property for sale in Cabopino on?
Both sides, and it changes the address completely. Below the road are the harbour, the beach, the dune field and the schemes that walk to all three; above it are the fairways, the clubhouse and the streets that sit high enough to see over the roofs to the water. Property for sale in Cabopino on the sea side trades a view for a walk, and on the golf side the other way round. The pedestrian crossings of the coast road are few, so the side is a daily fact rather than a detail. The district next along the same dune field is Artola.