An urban parcel with a project for a detached house

Planning parameters on this parcel allow for a detached single-family house of up to two floors, with three of the four bedrooms connected directly to en-suite bathrooms. Bought as a 4 bedroom residential plot in Casares Playa, the land comes with a design that pairs a maximum buildability of 229.45 m² above ground with a basement of approximately 105 m² and 109 m² of terraces. Because the house does not yet exist, a buyer is acquiring the ground and the architectural work rather than fixed walls, which means the way the main volumes connect on the plans can still be reviewed before a builder starts on site.

The 806 m² parcel and what remains around the footprint

Total land area measures 806 m² of urban land. Once the footprint of the two-floor house, the 109 m² of terrace areas and the 28 m² private swimming pool are marked out on the ground, a useful portion of the plot remains for boundary setbacks, garden planting and driveway access to the basement if it is used as a garage. A 28 m² pool is a practical domestic size—for example, seven metres by four—leaving enough room around the water for paving without crowding the boundary walls.

Position in Casares Costa

The parcel sits in a quiet residential setting in Casares Costa, the coastal strip of Casares Playa. Daily amenities, golf courses and the beach are all close to the plot, so a household living here will not depend on long drives for errands or a swim. When viewing a plot in a growing coastal sector, it is worth looking at the neighbouring parcels to see which houses are already finished and whether any adjacent land is still waiting to be built on.

What to verify before making an offer

Although the listing is categorised with planning permission and includes the project for a 4 bedroom residential plot in Casares Playa, the paperwork should be inspected before committing. On the physical site, check the exact gradient of the 806 m² ground—since excavation for a 105 m² basement depends heavily on slope and rock—and confirm that water, electricity and sewerage connections are already at the boundary.