A 14,423 square metre parcel in San Pedro Norte sold as a whole or in half

An option to acquire either the entire 14,423 square metre plot or a 50 per cent share sets this parcel apart from fixed-boundary plots in the area. Buyers looking at land in San Pedro de Alcántara rarely find a vendor willing to split a holding of this scale. Dividing the purchase in half corresponds to just over 7,200 square metres, allowing a buyer to match the acquisition to their requirements without taking on the full acreage.

Position beside the cable ski and Alta Vista

The parcel lies in San Pedro Norte, immediately next to the cable ski facility and bordering the Alta Vista urbanisation. Having an established residential neighbourhood on the boundary and a known recreational landmark beside it makes the plot straightforward to locate on the ground.

Current planning classification and history

Planning status is the decisive factor for any buyer considering this parcel. In 2015, the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia repealed the municipal General Urban Planning Plan, which brought the 1986 general plan back into force. Under that 1986 framework, the plot is classified as non-urbanizable common land. Under the current status, immediate residential development is ruled out, and any use of the plot must comply with the restrictions applied to non-urbanizable land under the 1986 rules.

The forthcoming Marbella general plan and what to verify

A new qualification is expected for the area under the New General Plan of Marbella. Because the timing and exact terms of municipal planning approvals are decided by the public administration, a buyer must treat this as a holding subject to urbanistic review. A buyer should verify the current stage of the new general plan and confirm what qualification is proposed for the parcel. If the option to buy 50 per cent is chosen, legal due diligence must also establish whether the purchase would be structured as an undivided share or a formal physical segregation under the 1986 rules.