South-facing building land in Artola Baja with planning permission

The parcel measures 605 square metres of plot area and carries permission for 340 square metres of built area. This residential plot in Cabopino lies within the Artola Baja sector and faces south. Because it is a resale parcel with paperwork already advanced, a buyer avoids the long initial wait for municipal planning review.

What the planning licence allows

An approved building licence for a contemporary villa is included with the land. Having permission in place for a 340 square metre build removes the primary uncertainty of buying raw land on the Costa del Sol. If the existing architectural plans suit your requirements, ground works can be scheduled much sooner than on an unlicensed site.

Orientation and ground conditions

The land is south-facing, which gives a future home direct sun across the middle of the day and through the winter months. On a 605 square metre plot, a build of 340 square metres is substantial. How that built area is distributed across the footprint will determine how much open garden, driveway and terrace space remains once the structure is up. When viewing this residential plot in Cabopino, walk the boundaries to see how neighbouring houses and trees sit in relation to the southern boundary, as nearby structures will dictate where the sun falls on the ground level in the late afternoon.

Position in Artola Baja and checks before offering

Artola Baja is the coastal side of the Cabopino area, positioned near the beaches and within a short drive of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, with the coastal mountain range behind and the Mediterranean Sea in front. Before making an offer on this residential plot in Cabopino, a buyer should inspect the exact project files tied to the approved licence, confirm the expiry date of the current permit, and check the boundary walls and utility connections at the street edge.