Ninety-eight thousand square metres of rustic terrain with highway access

Almost ten hectares of rustic land in Casares, reaching 98,000 square metres in total and holding an existing old stone house on the parcel. This property lies near the new industrial and business park in Estepona and connects to the highway via an established vehicle track.

Road connection and the existing structure

An established track allows vehicle access directly from the highway all the way to the old stone house standing on the grounds. Having a structure already present on rustic terrain is a material advantage in Andalusia, where building from scratch on non-urban land is heavily restricted.

Geological value and proximity to Estepona

The agent notes the potential for extracting Casares stone from the ground, alongside general development of the plot. Because this land in Casares sits close to the new industrial and business park in Estepona, heavy vehicles or machinery moving to and from the site do not have to navigate narrow village streets. Moving rock or bringing in construction materials requires commercial vehicle access, making the direct link to the main road network and the neighbouring commercial zone the central practical asset of the plot.

What to establish before making an offer

The listing does not mention mains water, electricity connections, wells or fencing, so a buyer must treat services as unconfirmed until inspected on the ground. Anyone purchasing land in Casares for mineral extraction or commercial activity must also check the regional mining and environmental regulations, as quarrying requires specific licences quite separate from standard municipal building permits. Checking the boundaries on site against the cadastral map and verifying the legal status of the vehicle track from the highway are the essential first steps before committing to a purchase.