Over nine hectares of sloping ground between Casares and Estepona

Open views stretch across to the mountain ranges of Casares and Estepona from the upper slopes. Measuring 93,628 square metres in total, this resale land with ruin in Casares is classified as a rustic estate and offers the scale required for rural or agricultural operations rather than standard residential subdivision.

Gradient, stone and lower woodland

The parcel lies across sloping ground, which means any practical use of the main hillside will involve earthworks to cut and retain broad terraces. Down at the lower end of the plot, the character of the land changes to dense woodland and natural Casares stone. While the presence of this stone suggests potential for extraction or quarrying, any such activity is strictly subject to obtaining the corresponding administrative licences and permits from the regional and municipal authorities.

Water supply, electricity and rural use

Water is often the deciding factor when evaluating rural property in Andalusia, and this holding includes both a large-capacity water reservoir and access to mains water. Having dual water sources makes the ground viable for thirsty plantations, livestock farming or equestrian facilities without relying solely on seasonal rainfall. For power, there is the possibility of connecting to the electricity grid, though a buyer will need to obtain quotes from the utility provider to confirm the exact connection point and infrastructure work required.

Road times and checks before offering

Despite the rural privacy of the plot, both Casares and Estepona are approximately 10 minutes away by car, keeping town services and the coastline within sensible daily reach. Because the property is sold as land with ruin in Casares, the most important step before making an offer is to have a lawyer and an architect check the town hall records.