A 1,042 m² building parcel on a cul-de-sac with planning paperwork underway

A building licence application submitted on 29 March 2023 sets this 1,042 m² residential plot in Elviria apart from raw land where the paperwork has not yet begun. Buying land on the Costa del Sol usually means starting from zero with town hall bureaucracy, so stepping into an active file with an existing project proposal removes the initial design and submission phase.

The parcel, access and outlook

The land sits on a quiet cul-de-sac street, which restricts passing traffic to immediate neighbours and their deliveries. From the site, the outlook takes in green views and partial sea views. Because the sea view is partial rather than open, the orientation, window placement and elevation of the proposed house within the plot boundaries will determine how much of the water is actually seen from the finished rooms and terraces.

Planning status and the project proposal

The plot is offered with a project proposal whose building licence was applied for on 29 March 2023. According to the listing details, the project has been approved by the Colegio de Arquitectos in Málaga and is waiting for final administrative stamps. For a buyer, this means the technical project has passed its professional collegiate visa, though the final municipal sign-off from the planning department remains the decisive step before ground can be broken.

What to establish before making an offer

Anyone considering this residential plot in Elviria should have their lawyer and technical architect review the exact file submitted in March 2023. You will want to verify the current status of the final stamps at the town hall, confirm the permitted buildability and footprint shown in the project proposal, and check whether the existing design suits your needs or would require a modified submission. On site, a buyer should also check the exact boundary markers of the 1,042 square metres, the slope of the ground, and the connection points for mains water, electricity and drainage along the cul-de-sac.