This is a resale residential plot in Casares, located within the Secadero area. The land measures 119 square metres (119.60 m²) and has a regular shape. There is no existing building on the site. Instead, the plot carries the allowance to construct a single-family home of up to 145.80 square metres. Because the maximum build size exceeds the footprint of the land itself, any home built here will be arranged over more than one level. It suits a buyer who wants to self-develop a permanent residence from scratch, or someone looking for a straightforward small-scale construction project in an established town environment.

Position and surroundings

The land sits in the Secadero area, which is part of the wider Casares municipality on the Costa del Sol. Unlike isolated rural land that requires long tracks and complex infrastructure installation, this is designated as a residential urban plot. It is positioned inside an already developed residential neighbourhood. Road access to the site is good, which matters both for daily living later and for getting construction vehicles and materials in and out during the build phase. For day-to-day practicalities, the plot is close to local services, shops, and schools. A person living here will be part of an existing community with established streets and neighbours rather than a new-build zone still waiting for basic amenities.

Layout and outdoor space

Because you are buying bare land, the internal layout does not exist yet, though the parameters of this residential plot in Casares dictate how it will work. You have 119 square metres of ground and up to 145.80 square metres of permitted build area for a single-family house. The regular geometry of the plot makes the architectural planning simpler than it would be on a wedge-shaped or steeply irregular site, as standard room dimensions and straight walls are easy to draw into the footprint. In terms of outdoor space, the relationship between the 119 square metre ground area and the 145.80 square metre build allowance is the main thing to understand. To have a ground-floor patio, a small courtyard, or a roof terrace, your architect will need to balance how much of the ground footprint is covered by the house and how much is pushed to an upper floor. This plot is for a townhouse-style build with compact, manageable exterior space rather than a sprawling garden.

What to check when you view

When you stand on a residential plot in Casares of this size, you are looking at the boundaries and the neighbouring buildings. Check the height and position of the houses on either side to see where the sun falls across the 119 square metres at different times of the day, as this will tell you where to place your windows and any courtyard or terrace space.