Frontline golf and sea views at Finca Cortesin

The fairways of Finca Cortesin and the Mediterranean Sea beyond them fill the view from this elevated plot. This 4 bedroom detached villa in Casares is a resale home with 578 m² of built area, arranged across two floors to face the course and the water. Floor-to-ceiling windows run along the rooms, bringing in strong daylight and keeping the sightlines open from inside the house.

Two floors with ground-level guest bedrooms

Four bedrooms and four bathrooms divide clearly between the two levels. Most of the bedrooms sit on the ground floor, looking directly out across the golf course. The main bedroom occupies the top floor on its own, separated from the rest of the household for privacy. The kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances. Because the ground floor holds the majority of the sleeping quarters, daily life can happen largely on one level for guests or family members who prefer to avoid stairs, while the upper floor remains entirely private.

A 1,937 m² plot with a length pool and mature planting

Outside, the 1,937 m² plot gives the house substantial separation from neighbouring properties. In addition to the built area, there are 327 m² of terraces that step directly into the private garden from all main parts of the ground floor. A private length pool lined with aquamarine tiles is built for actual swimming rather than just cooling off, and mature palm trees around the water provide natural shade. At the entrance to the house, the landscaping incorporates a hidden pond surrounded by lush greenery.

Position within the resort and what to check

Buying a 4 bedroom detached villa in Casares inside the Finca Cortesin resort places you on a frontline golf plot with private parking included. The elevated position helps prevent golfers on the fairway from looking directly into the living areas, though a buyer viewing the property should stand on the main terrace and by the pool to check the exact sightlines from the course. It is also worth checking the orientation of the large floor-to-ceiling glass panels to see how the sun hits the rooms and the 327 m² of terrace space from morning through to late afternoon.