Building land within walking distance of the coast

The beach and a local golf clubhouse are both within walking distance from this address. This resale residential plot in Casares Playa lies within the Majestic Hills urbanisation and covers 1,089 square metres of land. Rather than starting from raw earth and an empty file, a buyer takes on a parcel where the initial groundwork for a single home has already been prepared.

What the planning paperwork allows

The land comes with a basic project ready for submission to the town hall, alongside completed technical studies. That prepared design allows for a built area of 450 square metres plus a basement and a solarium. Having the technical studies finished removes the early uncertainty around soil mechanics and topography, and it shortens the wait before an application can be registered with the municipal planning department.

Aspect and sightlines from the land

Current site photographs taken at 1.3 metres above the ground show open outlooks to both the east and the west. Because the land is Not flat against the water, the sea views open up from the first floor of the planned structure rather than from the ground level. Constructing the permitted solarium above that first floor creates a 360-degree panoramic view across the surrounding coast and hills. A buyer who wants to see the Mediterranean from a ground-level terrace will find this plot unsuitable, whereas someone happy to place principal rooms upstairs or use a roof terrace will capture the coastal outlook.

What a buyer should verify before offering

The seller holds full documentation available for review, which should be handed to an independent lawyer and architect before any deposit changes hands. Even with a basic project in place for this residential plot in Casares Playa, the incoming owner must still submit the file to the town hall and commission the execution project required to actually break ground. When walking the boundary at Majestic Hills, it is sensible to check the exact 1.3-metre eye line facing east and west, verify how neighbouring plots might affect the first-floor sightlines if built upon, and time the walk to the beach and clubhouse on foot.