Urban land for villas within walking distance of La Duquesa

A 3,029 m² parcel of urban land sits 600 metres from Puerto de la Duquesa and 800 metres from the sea. Because this residential plot in Manilva stands on high ground, it holds open views over the Mediterranean and the surrounding mountains while remaining close enough to the marina to walk down for dinner.

Position, orientation and topography

The land faces east toward the sea, meaning future homes built here will take the morning light across their main terraces and gardens. Its elevated position in a suburban setting gives the site its sightlines toward the water and the hills, while keeping it out of the immediate noise of the marina. At the same time, everyday errands do not require a car, as shops, restaurants and the town are close by, with the beach 800 metres away.

What the parcel allows

Classified as urban land, the 3,029 m² plot is intended for the construction of detached villas with private gardens, terraces and swimming pools. The agent notes speak of plots in the plural, which suggests this residential plot in Manilva may allow for more than one villa or form part of a multi-unit project. However, the listing data does not specify the maximum buildable area, the permitted footprint percentage, or the exact number of dwellings allowed under local zoning.

Connections along the coast

Beyond the immediate reach of La Duquesa and local golf courses, the site connects quickly to the wider western Costa del Sol and Campo de Gibraltar. By road, Sotogrande is 10 minutes away to the west, and Estepona sits 15 minutes to the east. For travel further afield, Gibraltar is a 30-minute drive and Málaga Airport takes 60 minutes.

What to establish before offering

Any buyer looking at a residential plot in Manilva needs the town hall planning certificate (cédula urbanística) before committing. That document will confirm the exact buildability coefficient, maximum roof height, boundary setbacks, and whether the 3,029 m² can be segregated into smaller individual parcels. Because the site sits on high ground, a buyer should also verify on site that water, electricity, sewage and road access are fully connected at the boundary.