A traditional split-level house with more terrace than roof

The upper terraces look straight across the Mediterranean to the coastline of North Africa. This 3 bedroom detached villa in Casares Playa combines 190 m² of built area with 304 m² of terrace and a private garden, inside a low-rise residential complex within walking distance of the beach at Torre de la Sal. Because the outdoor area is significantly larger than the footprint of the house itself, daily life here is spread across several distinct external spaces rather than confined to a single patio.

Split-level living rooms and a copper fireplace

The interior follows a traditional Andalusian layout with an open-plan, split-level design, sloping ceilings, and recessed corners that draw in natural light. A high ceiling and a copper chimney fireplace anchor the main living room, which is large enough to hold both seating areas and a formal dining table. Large patio doors open from here onto the garden terrace. Steps lead down from the main room through a snug into a second, bright lounge, which in turn opens onto a south-facing terrace. The fitted kitchen has been recently refurbished. Having two separate sitting areas on slightly different levels means a household does not have to share a single television or reading space.

Three double bedrooms across two floors

One of the three bedrooms sits on the ground floor, paired with ample wardrobe space, a full bathroom, and a small storage room. That ground-floor arrangement makes the house workable for guests or family members who prefer to avoid stairs. A staircase leads to the upper landing and the remaining two double bedrooms. The second bedroom includes fitted wardrobes, an en-suite bathroom, and direct access to a wide upper terrace facing the sea. The third bedroom is also a double with its own full en-suite bathroom and a private balcony looking along the coast toward Africa. The house is sold furnished in a traditional style and is ready for immediate occupation.

Over three hundred square metres of terraces and private garden

A 3 bedroom detached villa in Casares Playa rarely offers this ratio of outdoor to indoor space. The 304 m² of terraces are divided into several zones, including a courtyard-style covered garden terrace directly off the living room, open south-facing terraces for all-day sun, the large upper sunbathing terrace off the second bedroom, and the morning balcony off the third. Together with the private garden, this layout allows residents to choose between open sun and full shade at any hour of the day, while retaining sea views from each level. A large utility room is tucked away off the exterior spaces, keeping laundry and bulky beach gear out of the main house. Beyond the private boundary, residents have use of expansive communal gardens and a large communal swimming pool.

Torre de la Sal and road connections

The complex sits beachside on the Casares Costa, a short walk from the sand at Torre de la Sal. Everyday shopping and restaurants in Sabinillas, along with the marina at La Duquesa, are five minutes away by car, while Estepona town centre takes ten minutes. Golfers have both Doña Julia and Finca Cortesín nearby. Direct access to the main coast road keeps commuting straightforward, placing Marbella and Gibraltar Airport around 30 minutes away, and Málaga Airport at roughly one hour. When viewing, it is worth checking the proximity to that main road from the garden to hear how much traffic noise, if any, reaches the south-facing terraces.