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SPAIN
Murcia
Alicante
Santa Pola
Denia
Javea
Moraira
Altea Calpe
Benidorm
Guardamar
de Segura
Torrevieja
COSTA
BLANCA
Malaga
Nerja
Marbella Torremolinos
Benalmadena
Estepona
Fuengirola
LA PALMA
LA GOMERA
EL HIERRO
TENERIFE
GRAN CANARIA
Costa
Tropical
Granada
Almuneca
COSTA DEL SOL
Santa Cruz
de Tenerife
Almeria
Adra
Almerimar
Las Palmas
Aguadulce
LANZAROTE
El Toyo
Arrecife
Puerto del
Rosario
FUERTEVENTURA
Vera
Mojacar
La Manga
Cartegena
Mazarron
IBIZA
COSTA CALIDA
COSTA DE ALMERIA
San
Antonio
Pollenca
Palma
FORMENTERA
MENORCA
Alcudia
Maó
MALLORCA
LOOKING BACK 2020 AND
FORWARD TO 2021 04
A FEELING FOR SPAIN 06
PURCHASING PROPERTY IN SPAIN 0 8
LEGAL ADVICE 10
LIFE AFTER BREXIT 12
GOLF IN THE COSTA BLANCA 14
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
COSTA BLANCA NORTH 18
COSTA BLANCA SOUTH 32
COSTA CALIDA 38
COSTA ALMERIA 42
COSTA DEL SOL 46
BALEARIC ISLANDS 58
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Looking back at 2020
and forward during 2021
It’s fair to say that most of us are ready to look back
at a year that will go down in history as one of the
strangest ever. 2020 will not be remembered fondly
by most people around the world, having brought us
a virus and accompanying restrictions that have had
a profound impact on the economy and society, on
the Costa del Sol as elsewhere, but it was also a year
that allowed us to slow down, take stock and perhaps
appreciate the more important things in life.
This includes side-stepping our increasingly frenetic
lifestyles, analysing what is really important to us and
spending time with our families. While we missed
our social lives, our freedom of movement and saw
businesses and careers impacted, we also had a rare
chance to reconnect with home and family, and
this again led to a renewed appreciation for home
and hearth – with a surge in home improvements,
redecoration and renovations as a result. Travel suffered
in favour of staying put in your own backyard, much like
a temporary return to the not so distant past.
This break from our constant rushing about, flying
around and consuming at full speed had social and
economic repercussions within the human realm, but
nature also showed us just how much we impact upon
the environment by staging a humbling comeback
in record time, with weather patterns showing signs
of restoration, and all manner of animals returning to
placing they had not been seen for long years. Most
people have seen the images of dolphins in the Venice
lagoon, but they also visited the shoreline of the Costa
del Sol in a marvellous display!
A RESILIENT PROPERTY MARKET
While the Spanish economy, like most others, showed
a sharp decline in H1 following the near-closing of all
economic activity during the first and most intense
lockdown of March-May, the third quarter registered
a similarly significant rebound upon the relaxing of
restrictions, and the final quarter of 2020 is expected to
have produced a smaller return to contraction, resulting
in overall negative growth of the Spanish economy for
the whole year. No major improvement is expected
for Q1 of 2021, but from then onwards rapid recovery
growth should follow a gradual return to normality.
Within all of this, the Spanish property market proved
remarkably resilient. This is especially true of ‘top areas’
such as the Balearic Islands and the Costa del Sol, where
demand for properties for sale rebounded strongly in
Q2 and then again levelled off to a lower yet sustained
level for the remainder of the year. There was no major
dramatic drop in transactions, and prices of new-build
homes and the most attractive real estate remained
solid, with only older and less appealing properties losing
a little ground, though of course the travel restrictions
imposed on most potential buyers have had a negative
effect on the sector.
PROSPECTS FOR 2021
Experts predict the present status quo to be
maintained into the beginning of next year, when the
‘weaker’ properties, i.e. older homes or those in less
attractive areas, are expected to drop in value by up
to 10-20%, which of course creates fresh opportunities
for investors and savvy buyers. In the most in-demand
areas, however, such opportunities also exist but will be
fewer, so you have to work with your agent to find them
in homes, building land and commercial real estate. The
resurgence of the property market will broadly mirror
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that of the economy as a whole, and this is expected
to begin by the end of Q1, as vaccines take effect and
restrictions of movement are gradually lifted.
If all goes to plan, we will be well on the road back to
normality by the summer, and though 2021 will essentially
become known as the year of recovery, the simple
rebound should produce strong growth in most sectors,
including real estate, with prices returning to upward
motion by mid-year latest. In all, 2021 looks to offer us
more than 2020 did, though as we revel in our newfound
freedom and business activity, we should look back at
the lessons this past year taught us about evaluating
what is important and finding a balance between work,
consuming and the simpler pleasures in life – and your
home is central in all of this!
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A feeling
for SPAIN
As the author of the highly acclaimed
Duende, Andalus, Guerra and Sacred
Sierra, it is fair to say that Jason Webster
has a feeling for Spain. Where so many have
tried to come to grips with this fascinating
country Webster seems to have a secret formula
– he simply immerses himself and gets under
the skin of one of Europe’s most multi-layered
cultures.
“Spain is a country that repays your interest
in it,” says Jason Webster as we sit in his country
cottage on the outskirts of Valencia. All around
are fields, though the city rises up no more
than a few kilometres distant. It shows just how
assimilated he has become, for where most
foreigners seek the Spanish seaside or at least
the elegant avenues of downtown Valencia,
Jason has chosen a spot amid everyday
Spanish people. “It always surprises me when
people move here saying they love Spain, only
to settle down in a Disney-style caricature of
it.” As always, his comment contains no hint of
judgement; instead, it is the kind of observation
that has formed the basis of his writing on Spain.
Though they delve headlong into Spain’s past
and present, Webster’s books have a knack
of tacking you on a journey that describes the
country without ever passing moral judgement
or attempting to persuade the reader in
direction or another. “I have my views, but when
I write I don’t like to be didactic.” What’s more,
the information contained within his novels are
not merely researched and re-interpreted, but
primarily sourced through first-hand personal
experience. “When I describe gypsies and
the flamenco scene in Duende, or Moroccan
migrants in Andalus, I draw on my own body
of encounters,” says the young author whose
willingness to plunge headlong into adventures
has formed part of his immersion in Spain’s multifaceted
society.
“Maybe it would have been wiser to think
before I acted. Some of the situations I got
myself in were actually quite scary and
potentially dangerous, but what it has done is
shown me sides of Spain that I would otherwise
never have seen.” Perhaps this accounts for the
success of his books, for unlike many he doesn’t
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merely dip his toe in the water but dives right
in. I get the impression Jason likes it this way,
and that he is secretly attracted to the shadier
sides of society. Let others describe the pretty
buildings, the mighty sierras and the picturesque
mountain villages that still retain much of
Spain’s famed old charm. For Jason Webster it
is the underlying clash of classes, cultures and
generations that are worth writing about.
The interaction between these layers of society
holds his fascination, in all its dysfunctional
cohesion. “We think of societies as homogenous,
but they’re not, least of all in a country like
Spain. A society is often a pact between many
different groups of people and it is the degree of
cohesion that allows it to function. I’m interested
in the invisible glue that holds it all together – or
doesn’t.” Such themes rise to the fore in all his
books, whether you’re following his exploration
of the flamenco world, his travels with migrant
workers or his journey into Spain’s divisive
past. “The Civil War is over, but its divisions and
tensions still simmer, and need confronting
before they can finally be laid to rest.”
As a student of Spanish, Arabic and Islamic
culture, he is also drawn to the stuff that binds
Catholic Spain to the Islamic world. “Though it
blocked it out for many centuries Spain has a
partly Muslim past. This means that part of its
identity derives from this period. To shut it out
doesn’t make it go away, it is merely a denial.
After centuries of such denial, the current era
seems to be one in which Spain, one way or
another, is exploring its Muslim past. It will be
interesting to what conclusions will be reached,
but for me it is exactly this West-meets-East blend
that makes Spain so fascinating and multilayered.
You need only look at the Alhambra to
confirm its role in the making of this fascinating
country.”
The Bulls Kills You is Jason Webster’s fifth and
most recent novel. It the first in a new detective
novel set featuring Chief Inspector Max Cámara
of the Spanish Policía Nacional and is set in
Valencia, Webster’s adopted home.
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Purchasing in
SPAIN THE
CORRECT WAY
Our team of lawyers specialised in law property always
double (and triple and quadruple) check:
• Whether the property is legal and fully registered
• Or if it is still in construction status
• The information on title deeds
• The community fees
• The electricity/water services
And we also:
• Make sure the annual tax was paid
• Double, triple and quadruple check there will not be any
surprises
Does it look like an easy job?
It’s not.
Fortunately, our team at Sun Lawyers is so experienced
that will catch everything at a glance.
We take buying/selling property as seriously as if we were
defending you in a criminal/civil case.
How to begin the process
1. In order to be able to do a proper in-depth inspection
on the property, and to represent you for the signing of
the purchase/sale, our recommendation is to give us
power of attorney.
2. If you haven’t obtained it yet, for an NIE number
(Número de Indentificación de Extranjero, Identification
Number for Foreigners, in English) is compulsory for
purchasing property in Spain.
But before we begin working together, we would love to
speak with you
Would you like to visit us? Through a free-consultation
appointment we will explain the process, timescale, and
our fees.
We would love to meet you in person. If this is not an
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email.
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Spanish Conveyancing
PROCESS SIMPLIFIED
Life is about to get not just easier, but more secure
when it comes to completing the sale or purchase
of a home in Spain.
It was generally recognised that the dual system
used in Spain to record land and property details – the
Land Registry plus the Cadastre – was unwieldy and,
worse than that, sometimes produced conflicting
data on the same property. To put it simply, the
Land Registry normally included a written description
of a property while the Cadastre had graphic
representation in the form of a map or plan.
The problem was that, on occasion, the two did not
match, leading to some legal disputes on boundaries.
On top of that, as the Cadastre was not routinely
cross-referenced with the Land Registry, details on
any alterations and extensions built on a property
would not necessarily appear on the Cadastre, again
possibly leading to legal complications.
But now the Spanish government has taken action to
smooth the conveyancing process and ensure the two
registries are consistent when describing a property.
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Chief amongst the changes is the requirement
that Land Registry descriptions must now include
a ‘graphic representation’ of the property in the
form of a copy of the map or plan held by the
Cadastre.
LAND REGISTRY DESCRIPTION SUPERSEDED
This will supersede the old Land Registry
description and ensure buyers know exactly what
they are purchasing. On top of that, the Cadastre
will have to make note of any alterations to a
building marked on the Land Registry records, and
the two institutions will also have to use the same
reference code for each property in order to avoid
confusion and make the comparison of data
between the bodies easier.
Government officials estimate it will save the
need for some 22,000 personal declarations a year,
saving €1.8million. More importantly, it will provide
greater security, clarity and transparency for
people when buying a property, and should speed
up the process greatly.
Power of
Attorney
in Spain
Are you ready to purchase/sell property in
Spain?
If yes, the Power of Attorney is the kind of document to
start with.
Let us explain.
ABOUT PROTECTING OUR CLIENTS IN SPAIN
When it comes to purchasing/selling property in Spain
there is nothing like doing everything from a legal
perspective to have peace of mind (and to avoid surprises
and expensive comebacks).
You may have heard of some stories where people were
scammed when they bought/sold property in Spain. A
common pattern is using the wrong professionals, trying to
DIY, and/or trusting anybody.
Wouldn’t you rely the whole process to a reputed law
firm which has been in business since 1985 and has helped
thousands for clients since?
We know how to protect our clients at Sun Lawyers, and
not only because we are licensed and registered bilingual
English/Spanish-speaking lawyers but because we have
the professional knowledge.
LET US PLEASE DO IT ON YOUR BEHALF
In Spain, when you appoint a lawyer to act on your
behalf this procedure is called: “Power of Attorney”.
Our definition of Power of Attorney is: “an official
document signed at a notary through which the client
givesus specific legal power to act on his/her behalf”.
Once we have Power of Attorney, we will be able to start
the purchasing/selling legal procedures on your behalf.
SOME ACTIONS THROUGH POWER OF ATTORNEY
Purchasing/selling property is not a simple procedure
where you will sign a few documents and will get the key
of the property right after. Actually, thinking that way could
mean ending up in the wrong hands, going through painful
legal (and expensive) consequences.
Here are some of the actions we will carry out when
we assist you with the legal process of purchasing/selling
property in Spain:
• NIE number application.
• Legal check-ups (Is the property legal? Is there any
debt? Is it still classified as “in construction”? Is there a
mortgage on the property?
• Utility bills
• Tax involved
• Day of the signing (whether you are buying or selling we
will represent you at the notary and we will make sure
everything is in order)
• Land registry (the title deeds of the property must be
registered at the Land Registry office)
Definitely, Power of Attorney is the process to start with.
In addition, through Power of Attorney we would be able
to act on your behalf on certaintax matters, or even solve
unexpected problems in the future that could not have
anything to do with your property.
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Residency choices for B
homebuyers in Spain
It’s happened – Brexit is now well and truly a fait
accompli, so a whole new range of rules apply to
British homebuyers, residents and property owners
in EU member countries such as Spain. The reciprocal
rights and freedom of movement enjoyed between
the continent and the UK stopped when the latter
ended its membership of Europe, but this doesn’t
mean that no meaningful relationship can be had
between the two or that Britons looking to own a
property, live and work and/or invest in a place like
Spain have no options open to them.
SPENDING TIME IN SPAIN
Since January 1st 2021, British people can come
to Spain for a maximum of 90 days within a 180-day
period. Non-tax residents can stay in the country for
up to six months at a time, but you wish to do so for
longer, or indeed live here permanently, then you will
have to apply for Spanish tax residency.
SPANISH RESIDENCY
The easiest way to apply for residency is if you can
show that you were resident in Spain before 21st
December 2020, and to do this you’ll need to provide
supporting documentation, in the form of Spanish
bank statements and utility bills.
Another fast-tracked way is if you happen to be
married to a Spanish or at least EU citizen. The former
enjoys automatic Spanish residency and the latter
can quite easily apply for it, as well as be entitled
to work here, enjoy local healthcare and have their
pension paid out in Spain.
A British spouse of an EU citizen with Spanish
residency can then also apply for the same, but even
if you haven’t lived here before or can have the way
paved by a European partner, there are still ways of
achieving residency in Spain.
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British
NIE and
Residencia
The Simple
Solution!
NON-LUCRATIVE VISA
The main applicant will need to have a minimum
of €27.115,20 in a Spanish bank account, plus
€6.778,80 for every dependent within their
household to be able to apply for this kind of visa.
One must present the application in person to
Spanish consul in their country in a process that
normally takes three months to conclude. When
issued, it has to be collected in person too; it is
then valid for three months and 15 days, within
which time the applicant has to travel to Spain
to apply for the biometric TIE Card (foreigner’s ID
document).
Once obtained, non-lucrative visa enables you
to reside in Spain and move freely inside and out
of it, though it does not entitle you to work in the
country.
GOLDEN VISA
This is the popular name for what is officially
called the Residency Visa for Investors, and to
qualify one must:
• Purchase one or more properties in Spain for a
combined value of at least €500.000
• Or buy shares in Spain to the value of €1 million or
more
• Or invest €2 million or more in Spanish government
bonds
It is valid for one year and provides full residency
rights during that period, and can also be renewed
several times, ultimately leading to permanent
residency if successful. If you apply for it within
Spain, it is valid for two years at a time, so it is well
worth visiting the country and exploring the options
in person.
Whilst we all love the fabulous weather,
beautiful beaches, outdoorsy lifestyle
and the stunning scenery in Spain,
there are a few things that we accept as being
the more ‘tricky elements’ of living in Spain.
Appointments made with local workmen
can sometimes suffer the ‘manaña, manaña
syndrome’ and yes, famously, paperwork and
bureaucracy can occasionally be an arduous
process.
If you intend to spend any considerable amount
of time in Spain, it is advisable to apply for either
an NIE number or for Spanish residency. For both
of these you will need to fill in forms (which will
be in Spanish), you will also require documents,
passports, bills and multiple photocopies of most
of your paperwork. This can be a bit of a daunting
task for those foreign residents who have just
moved (or are considering a move) to Spain.
Difficulties with the language, as well as confusion
as to where to go and which documents to
produce can render the process harder than it
need really be.
Specially trained gestors and lawyers can help
you with your Spanish paperwork issues, and
many speak your language or even share your
nationality, regardless of whether you are British,
Scandinavian, Dutch, French-speaking, German
or from Eastern Europe. They know the Spanish
system inside out, and many provide guidelines
that will you understand the process better and
avoid unnecessary fines and penalties that many
people incur due to misinformation or ignorance.
A good gestor or law firm has many years’ of
experience in this line of work, and can outline
the process clearly in a step-by-step way,
answering the most frequently asked questions
and helping you obtain, complete and submit
the required forms and documentation. There’s
no reason to suffer through the process alone; let
the professionals help you make getting Spanish
residency a quick and easy task.
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JÁVEA GOLF
Jávea is perhaps better known for its
beaches, its marina and its water sports,
not to mention some of the best hiking
trails in eastern Spain, but it is also the home
of the Club de Golf Jávea, a fine 18-hole
course with a longstanding tradition in the
gentleman’s game.
Founded in 1981 and designed by
Francisco Moreno the par 72 course extends
across a parkland landscape set between
private villas and wooded groves, with
views of Jávea’s iconic mountain ranges all
around. Elegantly styled and ever so gently
undulating, this course offers well-designed
bunkers and water features for a game that is
challenging but also suitable to beginners.
Like the golf course itself, the club’s other
facilities are well maintained and kept
fully up to date. Most important of these is
the attractive clubhouse, refurbished and
overlooking the course, countryside and the
Montgó Mountain. Inside, it houses the club’s
offices, as well as changing rooms, a pro
shop, club meeting room, restaurant, bar and
a cafeteria with scenic terrace.
Popular with local residents and visiting
players, Jávea Golf Club is a real golfer’s
club with a friendly and informal atmosphere.
The restaurant offers traditional Spanish fare
throughout the day and evening, while
the club’s cafeteria provides light snack
alternatives and an opportunity to drink in the
sun on its large terrace.
Like the real sports club it is, Club de Golf
Jávea also has a practice range and putting
green as well as featuring tennis courts and
a swimming pool to ensure that this is very
much a venue for the entire family. Golfers
and tennis players alike can join coaching
sessions or book individual classes with the
resident pros, who also shine during the
annual tournaments and charity drives that
further underline the club’s contribution to
local community life.
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LA FINCA GOLF RESORT
La Finca golf course was established in 2002 with a top
quality golf course and hotel resort. The golf course was
designed by the famous Spanish designer Pepe Gancedo
who was also a keen golf amateur player in Spain. The course
is laid out with wide generous fairways that offer amazing and
somewhat spectacular greens that add to the experience
every golfer desires. The greens are completely different from
each other, a variety of shapes, some of them being famous
such as the seventh hole, it is a square shape with large
dimensions that resembles an English bowls green. Also at
the fourteenth hole, which is deep and round, well known to
players as the Chinese wok. The picturesque views all around
this course are added together making a host of delightful
characteristics at La Finca golf course and are why it has
become so popular over the last nine years and is regarded
as one of the best golf courses in Spain.
La Finca golf course has also been the chosen venue
of a number of prestigious tournaments since its opening,
the Junior European Championship and the Spanish Junior
Championship as well as the finals of the Audi Class and Audi
Quattro circuits, for amateur golfers. At a professional level, La
Finca golf course has hosted the qualifying for the EPD Tour as
well as the Valencian Community professional circuit.
As one would expect the course other amenities making an
all round easy choice as the perfect place for your round of
golf, the resort offers buggies and club hire, the golf academy
at La Finca Resort is the ideal place to improve your game
and discover the best golfing techniques.
The professional teaching staff will help you learn and
improve your overall standard whilst gaining new golfing
skills. The golf pros are Víctor Andreu who is a recognised
professional golfer. He has served on the national golf team
for over ten years, has a pro license granted by the Royal
Spanish Federation and is member of the Spanish PGA with
title of Master. Victor also runs the children academy in La
Finca golf club, teaching students and golf lovers as well as
some other professionals.
The prestigious international award The World Travel Awards
was given to La Finca Golf Resort for the second year running
an amazing achievement to win two consecutive years as
the accolade of Spain’s best Golf Hotel in the World Gold
Awards.
The development at La Finca Resort was renovated in
2019 together with its group that offers three courses Las
Ramblas and Villamartin. Undertaking extensive building
works that included greens being re-built as well as bunker
enhancements. The extremely popular restaurants also were
refurbished providing high quality dining for both golfers and
visitors’ to the area. The Club House Terraza is the perfect
place to have a rest and build up the energy required after
having had a round of golf is at La Finca golf resort. The
restaurant offers a snack menu allowing you to enjoy a quick
bite as well as to enjoy the stunning views of the golf course.
The property developments around the resort have also
seen significant investment making the area of La Finca
one of the top property destinations in Costa Blanca. Golf
enthusiasts as well as those who want to live In Spain. The
village of Algorfa has many property developments with
a range of modern Spanish villa styles as well as compact
apartments that lend themselves to ideal holiday homes.
For anyone who are looking for a property in Spain and that
wants to live in a modern style development ideally situated
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close to the beach, a shopping centre that
has amazing country side appeal with the
mountain ranges of Costa Blanca then La
Finca resort in Algorfa Alicante is certainly
worth looking at.
120 modern rooms where luxury,
comfort, style and design are the common
denominators — to make your stay simply
perfect.
Everything you need for a luxury stay -
FACILITIES:
• Free outdoor car park
• Covered car park with cctv security (check rates)
• Outdoor swimming pool and jacuzzi
• Balinese beds and sun beds in the pool area
• Several lounges and meeting rooms for all types of
functions and events
• Tennis courts and paddle-tennis courts, with free loan
of sports equipment (subject to availability)
• Gymnasium
SERVICES:
• 24-hour Reception
• Room service (check schedule)
• Guest Service Centre
• Free Wi-Fi
• Free shuttle service (check terms and conditions,
timetables and availability with Reception).
• Free loan of bicycles (subject to availability)
• Laundry service
• Airport transport service at special prices (booking in
advance with the Guest Service Centre required).
FIND YOUR PERFECT HOME WITH US -
multilingual property experts for 25 years on the Costa
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BLANCA
COSTA
Elche
Rojales
Orihuela
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Alicante
Santa Pola
Guardamar
de Segura
Torrevieja
Denia
Javea
Benissa Moraira
Altea Calpe
Albir
Benidorm
Villa Joyosa

NORTH
The Costa Blanca lies within the Valencian “autonomous community” - a
Spanish region a little like a state - of which Valencia city is the capital.
Meaning “White Coast” in Spanish, the Costa Blanca runs some 150
miles (240km) along the Mediterranean Sea between the towns of Denia
and Pilar de la Horadada, all within the province of Alicante.
Its largest tourist destinations are Denia, Javea, Calpe, Altea, Benidorm
and Alicante. From Valencia city it takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes
to drive south to Denia, where the Costa Blanca begins. Most the drive
is along excellent toll motorway. The origins of the name Costa Blanca
are unclear and, although it is a Spanish name, it is not frequently used
by locals, many of whom speak Valencian language as well as Spanish.
Some argue the name is a reference to the area’s white sand beaches
and white-washed buildings, but others suggest it was simply invented by
British tourism companies and airlines in the 1950s, when package tourism
to Spain started to boom and marketing names were given to many parts
of country’s coastline.
The local tourism authority says “unforgettable beaches and coves,
beautiful coastal mountain ranges and infallible sun make the Costa
Blanca a paradise all year round” and you’ll find many fantastic things to
do in the Costa Blanca, including the boat trips in Benidorm, Denia, Javea,
Calpe and Altea that we offer below.
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DISCOVERING
JÁVEA
Perhaps better known as a stylishly relaxed
Mediterranean resort destination on Spain’s eastern
seaboard, the little town of Jávea is at heart a classic
Spanish country town overlooking a landscape of cliffs wealthy merchant class whose elegant Baroque style
enveloping a bright blue bay and mountains surrounding country estates and town houses add lustre to the rural
a deep green valley.
cottages and tightly packed homes of the area.
In reality the municipal area of Jávea is divided into
three distinct parts. Most familiar to outside visitors is the
coastal resort, tucked into a corner of a large bay. Here,
luxurious apartments surround a coastal village that looks
out at a fishing harbour and marina that eventually gives
way to the resort hotels that dot the long sandy beaches
of El Arenal. At the far end of this the coast rises to the
spectacular cliffs that mark the Cap de la Nao area. It
is here, within the pine-covered slopes overlooking the
bays and coves, that a collection of luxurious residential
area provides a privileged setting for a lifestyle that has
been drawing people for many decades now.
At the heart of it all, though, is the historic town of
Jávea – the original country village that grew into a
prosperous town thanks to its position dominating a large
and fertile valley. Largely level, this agricultural area
stretches for kilometres inland, and has long formed the
basis for wealth in the area, producing a range of export
products that has included olive oil, raisins and oranges.
Famous throughout Europe for these products, the region
also benefitted from the bounty of the sea, creating a
The epicentre of the old town is the Church of Sant
Bartomeu, an imposing structure that originally dates
back to early medieval times. Like most of the historic
quarter it is built mainly from local Tosca stone hewn
for centuries from the coastal cliffs, and still bears the
pockmarks of warfare sustained during the civil war.
Today, however, the only invaders are the small groups of
tourists drinking in the sights or relaxing in a quaint square
as village life goes on around them. This is a town of
cobbled streets, picturesque archways, historic buildings
that reveal bewildering layers of successive cultures, and
above all a mesmerising ambience.
Get a glimpse of what life was like here not so very
long ago at the Museo Soler Blasco, set within the
Palace of Antoni Banyuls, experience the lively and
quintessentially Mediterranean atmosphere of the
municipal market – or simply wander through peaceful
cobbled backstreets and lively squares, eventually
finding your way to one of the many quaint cafés and
restaurants – and you will get an idea of what a true
Spanish country town is all about.
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Altea
Situated in the popular area of Sierra Altea on a large plot
with south-west orientation, and wonderful panoramic views
across the Altea basin towards the mountains and sea.
This stunning villa boasts 2464 square feet of bright living
space, with impressive double height entrance lobby, and
superb principal bedroom suite with internal garden.
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Propiedad de elegante diseño y a solo 8 minutos de la
playa. Disfrute de las vistas panorámicas al mar, el Parque
Natural del Montgó y el valle en esta propiedad bien
equipada.
Ubicada en la urbanización de Monte Olimpo Residencial,
esta exquisita parcela de 1000 metros ofrece un amplio
espacio para la villa de 220 m2. Disfrute de su vida
dentro y fuera en esta propiedad amplia y luminosa de 4
dormitorios y 5 baños. La villa se completa con una cocina
totalmente equipada, sala de estar y comedor de concepto
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Elegantly designed and just 8 minutes from the beach, this
spectacular modern villa awaits. Enjoy panoramic views
to the sea, mountains and valley on this well-appointed
property.
Located within the urbanization of Monte Olimpo Residencial
this exquisite 1000 meter parcel provides ample space for
the 220 sm villa. Enjoy your life indoors and out with this
this bright and spacious 4 bedroom 5 bathroom property.
With every detail considered this house is complete with
a fully equipped kitchen, open concept living and dining,
surrounded by an expansive terrace, chillout area and
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this house unique.
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DAVID FERRER
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a Jávea
champion
Think of Spanish tennis and the name Nadal
immediately comes to mind. Of course, Rafa
Nadal is a great champion and probably the best
representative the country has had in the sport, but
extend your horizon beyond this modern sporting icon
and you will see that Spain has produced a very good
proportion of the world’s top players, both past and
present.
Among them, and very much in the present, is David
Ferrer. Currently ranked 6th in the world – the highest
ranked Spaniard after Nadal – Ferrer hails from the
pretty coastal town of Jávea, which also gave birth
to Rimontgó. “We share a hometown,” says Antonio
Ribes Bas of Rimontgó, “so naturally everybody here
is enormously proud of young David.” An icon in
this, his home ground, David Ferrer has become an
international sporting figure and very much a source of
national pride in Spain.
He showed great talent and a passion for the game at
a young age, moving to up along the coast to Gandia
age 13 and on to Barcelona at 15 to attend Juan Carlos
Ferrero’s academy. His coach, Javier Piles, was tough
on the young prospect, yet when Ferrer felt he’d had
enough of the sportsman’s regime in 1999 and left to
work on a construction site, he was back and asking for
more ‘tennis punishment’ before the week was out.
The following year, aged 18, he turned pro and has
never looked back since. Amassed over $10 million
dollars in prize money and a total of 11 career titles so
far, David Ferrer peaked in 2008 when he reached 4th
in the ATP rankings. Who knows if he can better that; at
29 the Spaniard still has a lot of good years in him and
the possibility of progressing beyond the semi-finals of
a grand slam tournament and claiming first grand slam
title is still very much alive.
NINJA RETURNS
Known as a clay court specialist, David Ferrer is a classic
style player lacking some of the hard-serve, hard-shot
characteristics of some of his contemporaries. Instead
he depends upon his mobility and ability to return almost
everything thrown at him, and do it accurately. It is this
drive to not be beaten that has earned him accolades
from some of the best players in the game, and indeed,
according to Roger Federer it is not new Wimbledon
champion Novak Djokovic but David Ferrer that is the
best returner of the ball in modern tennis. Not bad for a
boy from Jávea.
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BLANCA
COSTA
Elche
Rojales
Orihuela
Villa Martin
Alicante
Santa Pola
Guardamar
de Segura
Torrevieja
Denia
Javea
Benissa Moraira
Altea Calpe
Albir
Benidorm
Villa Joyosa
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SOUTH
The South Costa Blanca begins beneath the city of Alicante. This coast is much drier
and flatter than Northern part of the Costa Blanca. The southern part of the Costa
Blanca is flatter and is has the beautiful large sandy beaches. South Costa Blanca
is also well-known for its good golf courses . Most of the best golf courses are situated
around Orihuela.
This part of the region of Valencia and a small part of Murcia is much drier with very
beautiful sandy beaches. The vegetation consists of palm trees, orange trees and lemon
trees. The south Costa Blanca is also more typical “Spanish”. The coastline of the South
Costa Blanca is flat with salt lakes and even mud lakes.
The touristic regions can be found in Torrevieja, Cabo Roig, Villa Martin, La Zenia,
Campoamor. Mil Palmeras. The Spanish tourist can be found in Lo Pogan, Pilar de la
Hordada, Santiago de Ribera. All villages nearby the Mar Menor.
Alicante is the gateway for most people who arrive in Alicante airport. Starting from
Alicante airport people take the road to North Costa Blanca towards Benidorm, Altea,
Valencia….. or South towards Orihuela and Torrevieja…. or West towards Castilla La
Mancha. The region of Castilla La Mancha (towards Madrid) is the region of many old
towns and castles. It is the region of the legend of Don Quixote from Cervantes. The
important cities are Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara and Toledo.
In the South of Alicante, Santa Pola is located with endless sandy white beaches. Santa
Pola is an old harbor where you can take the boot to the island of Tabarca. South to Santa
Pola is the first salt lake of Santa Pola , the Salinas de Santa Pola. Slightly further away
there are many coastal resorts like: La Marina, La Escuara, Bonavista, Las Oesqueras, the
village of Guardamar del Segura, Portic Playa, El Moncaio, Portic Medeterani, Pinomar,
and nearby Torrevieja La Mata.
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FIRE PITS and BARBECUES:
add spice to your garden
Thinking of gardens we naturally picture lawns,
shrubs, trees and flowerbeds. Next come
images of terraces, pergolas, stone pavements,
planters, lights, irrigation systems, outdoor furniture
and entertainment facilities such as swimming pools.
In Marbella, many luxurious villas and apartment
complexes also feature tennis and paddle courts within
their grounds, as well as poolside cabana bars with
showers, toilets, changing rooms and also covered
dining areas featuring bars and even outdoor kitchens.
The sky is the limit really for an area that has gained
greatly in attention and stature over the past decade
or two, as terraces and gardens have become the
outdoor lifestyle areas of note – especially in areas
such as the Costa del Sol, where the climate makes
it possible to spend so much of the year outdoors
relaxing, entertaining and also dining in the open air.
Seating and dining arrangements have therefore
blossomed into comfortable, stylish chill-out zones with
their own bars, barbecue areas and that great new
addition, the fire pit.
FIRE PITS
Like barbecues, fire pits come in many different shapes,
forms and sizes, but the general idea is to provide
a warm, cosy space around which to gather in the
evenings and extend the use of your outdoor areas
further around the year. Even in summer the evenings
can sometimes be a bit cool, especially if you live near
the sea. But fire pits are not only warm and practical;
they’re also an attractive focal point around which to
gather, socialise, dine or simply roast marshmallows in
time-honoured tradition.
There are many different options when it comes to
materials, sizes, functionality and budget, using more
traditional stone or cast iron, or indeed very modern
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oil drum designs or sleek gas-fired versions
not unlike modern fireplaces. The colour tone
can range from black or earthy shades to light
or green marble; the shapes from round or square to
angular, and they can be raised or even sunk, working
on wood, gas, kerosene, chippings or any of a variety
of other options. Key thing is that a fire pit adds to the
elegance and cosiness of your garden.
OUTDOOR COOKING
The barbecue is perhaps more familiar to most, but it
too varies greatly in size, form and cost. They can come
in the form of steel, aluminium – in which case they’re
often mobile or fitted into modern outdoor kitchens –
or are built out of bricks, complete with a functional
chimney. The latter kind is usually wood-burning, though
coal briquettes are sometimes also used in these and
the more high-tech versions. The latter, however, tend
to be attached to a gas bottle, and today the range of
functionalities available makes these amazing machines
outdoor gastronomic marvels.
Indeed, get a good barbecue along with a cosy fire
pit and al fresco lounge and dining area, and you
may not see much of your kitchen throughout the long
Marbella summer. Contact us for lots of expert advice
and creative ideas on how to incorporate these and
many more fantastic ideas into making your garden the
ultimate lifestyle space.
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La Zenia
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La Zenia,
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Los Alcazares
Av. Río Nalón, 20
Los Alcázares, 30710,
Murcia
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CALIDA
COSTA
T
he Costa Calida is an about 250 km long coastline
in the region of Murcia. The name, which means
“warm coast”, comes from the warm water
temperatures which are here on average five degrees
higher than in the surrounding Mediterranean. The
reason for this is the coast’s protected location in the
Gulf of Mazarron, a wide gulf which reaches from
the cape of Palos (Murcia) to the cape Cabo de
Gata in Almeria. The cold currents from the Atlantic
Ocean which flow through the Strait of Gibraltar into
the Mediterranean simply pass ahead of the Gulf
of Mazarron. In a bay exact-ly in the centre of the
Gulf there is the town of Mazarron with its beautiful
beaches. South of it we find the largest salt water
lagoon in all Europe, El Mar Menor (“the smaller
sea”). It is separated from the Mediterranean by a
22 km long sandy promontory, La Manga del Mar
Menor. With its crystalline and warm water the Costa
Calida is an ideal location for beach holidays. At the
coastline wide sandy beaches alternate with small
bays and steep coasts. At the Costa Calida there are
also perfect conditions for all types of water sports,
including wind surfing, sailing, water-ski and diving.
Thanks to the particular micro-climate, the yearly
average temperature is 18 degrees Celsius, there lots
of sunshine and very little precipitates, the total rainfall
being below 340 millimetres. So, the Costa Calida is
a recommendable holiday destination all the year
round.
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San Javier
Murcia
Santiago de
la Ribera
La Manga
La Azohia
Cartegena
Mazarron Isla Plana
Aguilas
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COSTA CALIDA
A journey
around
COSTA CALIDA
If you are thinking about moving to Spain then the
Costa Calida Could be the right place for you,
this article will help you with taking you on a short
journey to Costa Calida Spain.
South along the Spanish coast from the Costa Blanca
Spain you will come down to the Costa Cálida in
Murcia.
A 250km stretch along the Mediterranean coast from El
Mojón next to La Torre de la Horadada, on the northern
extremity, and to Águilas in the south with it’s perfect
white sands framed by cliffs and crystal clear waters.
The climate of Costa Calida promises to create a
perfect environment all year around and will make you
want to stay forever.
The coastline to the north includes the Mar Menor a salt
water lagoon the biggest in Europe, this is separated
from the sea with 22 kms of land that holds most of the
well known La Manga resort.
Even if you’re not familiar with Costa Calida Spain, or
Murcia Region, you’ve probably heard of La Manga’s
famous PGA championship golf courses. Among
the other area’s Golf courses are El Valle, host to the
European Seniors Tour in 2011, while Hacienda del
Alamo is Spain’s longest course. If you’re a scuba
diving fan, you’ll find one of Spain’s best sites at La
Manga’s Cabo de Palos, its coral reefs and submerged
shipwrecks within a designated Integral Marine Reserve.
San Pedro del Pinatar is popular with tourists visiting Costa
Cálida and you’ll be spoilt for choice of water-based
activities. The Regional Park, a desirable residence
for nesting migratory birds and in addition its mud is
recommended for treating bone and skin complaints!
The pretty fishing village of San Javier has four kilometres
of fine sand, backed by a promenade of palm trees.
Residents of the Costa Calida have Spain’s love of
celebrations to thank for two July events, the fiesta del
Virgen del Carmen (patron saint of sailors) and a jazz
festival.
For more water sports, head for Los Alcázares on the
edge of the Mar Menor. Popular for windsurfing, sailing
and kayaking at the marine centre, then recover in the
sea, which is famed for its therapeutic properties.
Culture and heritage is close by at the ancient city of
Cartagena, an important naval base and cruise ship
stop-off. Roman, Phoenician, Byzantine and Moorish
civilisations have all left their mark, and if you want
something more recent, Art Nouveau is well represented.
The city of Mazarrón is blessed with a bay sheltered
by the foothills of the Sierra de la Almenara, an area
for mining since Carthaginian times. Look out for the
Torre de los Caballos, constructed to protect against
pirates in the sixteenth century, and then progress to the
twentieth for buildings in the Murcia Modernism style.
The port city of Águilas has been a Roman fishing town,
an exit point for the region’s produce, and a significant
mining area. Browse its market and find time for the
sixteenth-century fortress, railway monument and
distinctive black and white lighthouse, guiding sailors
since the mid-nineteenth century. Águilas holds its
famous carnival the largest in Murcia.
With so much to offer to property buyers in Spain that
are searching for both value for money and a perfect
setting along the coast Costa Calida it is evident that
more and more Spanish homes are being sold to foreign
buyers to retire and also for families who want to live in
Spain. New properties are being developed in many
areas as there is plenty of space
and cheaper land. Modern villas are being sold for
much less than other areas further South in the Costa
Del Sol. Holiday homes, beach front apartments as
well as developed urbanization’s where a community
presence is often the key to interaction and making
new friends.
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POLOP
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EL VERGEL
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BIGASTRO
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SEA VIEWS
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ALMERIA
COSTA
In the southern part of the peninsula, the Almería Coast extends
along the Mediterranean Sea. Its landscape is very unusual:
some areas are desert-like while greenhouse crops flourish
in others. It is also mountainous, with rocky beaches or dunes,
affording a wide range of leisure options to enjoy.
Its towns and cities still bear the traces of ancient civilisations,
such as the El Argar and Los Millares cultures, with a wealth of
ancient buildings, such as the Alcazaba citadel in the city of
Almería and the watchtowers and castles along the coast, a
sign of this area’s historical importance. The most modern cities
are located at the end of the coast and beckon tourists to
enjoy the climate, sea and beaches, with resorts that make the
Almería Coast the perfect place for a holiday.
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Almeria
Aguadulce Retamar
Belerma Cabo de
Adra
Gata
Almerimar
Villaricos
Vera
Garrucha
Mojacar
Agua Amarga
Las Negras
San Jose
Heading west, before reaching Aguadulce, the coastline
becomes rugged, with harsh cliffs. After this point, a flat area
begins, with a succession of rapidly expanding tourist centres,
such as Roquetas de Mar with its broad beaches and excellent
hotel facilities. All along the coast, there are tourist areas offering
a variety of sports, such as golf, tennis, sailing, windsurfing, etc.
Beautiful Almerimar is a fine example. One captivating beach
follows another—Guardias Viejas, Balerma and Balanegra are
a few—all the way to Adra, a town dating from the Phoenician
era that reached the height of its splendour during Roman times.
This coast’s nature areas are also beyond compare. The Cabo
de Gata-Nijar Nature Reserve is a paradisiacal spot with pristine,
secluded beaches where you can enjoy the clean waters, ideal
for sports like scuba diving, sailing and windsurfing. The sight of
its high cliffs being struck by roaring waves is are-inspiring.
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COSTA ALMERIA
ALMERÍA 285.000€
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VISION INVESTMENT PROPERTY ALMERIA
VERA 285.000€
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ORIA 169.995€
PARTALOA 184.950€
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ALBOX 264.995€
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DEL SOL
COSTA
Without doubt the Costa del Sol is one of the most
popular tourist destinations in the world. Stretching
from Almeria to Tarifa, it caters for all tastes, ages
and nationalities; with such a wide range of facilities and
attractions, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Miles of sandy beaches, fantastic all year round warm
climate and modern facilities keep tourists flocking back
year after year to resorts such as Torremolinos, Benalmadena,
Fuengirola, Marbella and Estepona.
East of Malaga is less popular than west, but no less appealing,
from Rincon de la Victoria, Torre del Mar and Velez Malaga,
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Malaga
Nerja
Marbella Mijas
Torrox
Torremolinos
Benalmadena
San Pedro Fuengirola
de Alcantara
Estepona
Gibraltar
to Nerja; the area combines beautiful coastline, with whitewashed
villages and some of the most spectacular inland
scenery of the Axarquía.
History & Culture
The area’s history dates back to the Phoenicians and has
since been inhabited by Greeks, Romans and Moors, all of
whom have left their mark on the architecture and culture
of the region. The Costa del Sol is as much steeped in
culture as any other region of Andalucia; from Picasso, to
bullfighting, flamenco to the colourful ferias, the region has
an immense cultural offering.
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Why do people love to
RETIRE IN MARBELLA?
The most obvious answer that comes to mind is
the benevolent climate, which makes outdoor
living and exercise possible for most of the year,
but to this you can also add the uplifting effect of
wonderful natural scenery and inspiring views. The
latter are usually a combination of mountain, golf,
coastal and sea views, There is always a golf course
of tennis club nearby, as popular as a social spot
as for sport, and for those who enjoy exercise of a
different kind, the Marbella area also offers a great
many cycling, hiking, mountain biking and coastal
pathways – always accompanied by grand views.
drink, meeting for dinner with friends or planning an
excursion into the surrounding countryside.
A HEALTHY PLACE TO LIVE
The easy-going way of life and sunny climate are
accompanied by a healthy Mediterranean diet
made up of fresh fish, vegetables and lots of local
fruit. Often prepared with olive oil, known to be one
of the healthiest options, it is light, delicious and suited
QUALITY OF LIFE
An active life, combined with a stress-free
environment, is the ideal mix, and Marbella makes
both possible, with a lively, cosmopolitan social
scene, lots of leisure and entertainment options and
also cultural diversions in the surrounding cities and
country areas. All of this, combined with a gentle
pace of life, adds up to a stress-free environment
where life really is what you make it. Marbella is the
ultimate place for romantic walks by the beach,
watching the sun set behind Gibraltar as you enjoy a
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to the season. Marbella has a fantastic choice of
dining options and international cuisines, but local
food is still a great choice, especially for the healthconscious,
and there is a growing trend towards
organic, natural and vegetarian or vegan venues
too, as well as farmer’s markets.
FIRST-CLASS FACILITIES
Medical care is also well taken care of in Marbella,
from the more than adequate free state health
system to a broad range of private clinics and
retreats. Many also join yoga or Pilatus classes, and
since this is a friendly, safe area with good security
facilities, peace of mind in a beautiful setting is the
ultimate way of life that Marbella has to offer – at
little more than two hours from most European
capitals.
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COSTA DEL SOL
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PUERTO BANÚS 695.000€
SAN PEDRO DE ALCÁNTARA 2.385.000€
m 2 m 2 m 2 m 2
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100m 2 10m 2 2 1 Pool
NUEVA ANDALUCÍA 2.400.000€
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www.essential-properties.com
Calle Princesa 2
29740
Torre del Mar
Málaga (Spain)
COLMENAR 149.900€
COMARES 150.000€
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VIÑUELA 239.950€
VÉLEZ-MÁLAGA 289.000€
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ALCAUCIN 349.950€
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Front row seat at
The Edge
Some locations are so amazing you wonder how someone got hold
of it. The Edge is situated in just such a spot; a perfect frontline
beach location surrounded by greenery and sandy beaches on
the west side of Estepona. Close by are a marina, two golf courses,
shops, schools, restaurants and even a horse riding centre, but your
gaze will mostly be fixed out to sea from the modern apartments,
penthouses and also beach villas being created here.
Designed by renowned Spanish architect Rafael de la-Hoz, who
has been responsible for prestigious projects within Spain and
internationally, The Edge is a luxurious frontline beach project situated
footsteps away from the Mediterranean Sea and the scenic coastal
pathway that leads towards Sabinillas in one direction, and the marina
and broad beachfront of Estepona in the other – with Marbella just 20
minutes away.
A BEACHSIDE OASIS
The views from this private, gated development are beyond
comparison, offering panoramic 180-degree vistas across the sea and
along the shoreline to Gibraltar and North Africa. The complex is set
within elegantly landscaped greenery, complete with large swimming
pool, sunbathing decks and cooling water features, as well as a wellappointed
gym and indoor heated swimming pool with spa facilities.
The 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartments and penthouses sport sleek
contemporary architectural styling with sensual rounded forms that
also create a nautical feel on the panoramic decks, which extend the
open-plan living room and modern kitchen outwards. In addition, The
Edge also features four beach villas that offer a unique opportunity
to own a luxurious sea-fronting property set right on the beach while
enjoying the amenities and services of an exclusive gated community.
Set in an upcoming beachside residential area on the Costa del
Sol’s New Golden Mile, The Edge is one of the most exclusive new
developments in the region – boasting a setting that few can equal, let
alone better.
Kronos Homes
www.kronoshomes.com
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REAL DE LA QUINTA –
Marbella’s lakeside country club
Compared to the larger, master-planned resorts,
development in Marbella has always been
somewhat ‘bitsy’ – made up of a mosaic of
independent projects which, urbanisation by urbanisation,
have built a town. Though the overall effect is attractive,
it reflects a form of development that is often modelled
around groups of investors acquiring relatively small
parcels of land to develop alongside similar new or
existing urbanisations. The potential level of involvement is
limited by the scope of the project, which mostly involves
simply building and selling residential and resort real
estate. For the funds and professional developers involved
it is therefore in essence a purely commercial exercise with
limited opportunity for deeper personal involvement and
long-term presence.
THE LUXURY OF A MASTER-PLANNED PROJECT
“Compared to this we’re in a very privileged position,”
says Borja Pascual, CEO of La Quinta Grupo Inmobiliario,
which has long owned significant tracts of land in the hills
above San Pedro Alcántara. “It means that not only do
we have the scale to create a true resort and residential
community, rather than just individual urbanisations, but
can do it with a true sense of commitment, following a
clear vision and concept that translates into a master plan
into which all the different elements are harmonised and
coordinated. What’s more, we don’t just build and leave,
but have on-going relationship with our projects in the
form of continued service provision.”
This is what the company has been doing for 30
years now in La Quinta, where its presence and daily
involvement has continued long after the last phases were
developed and sold. “It’s a different kind of development
altogether, with a level of commitment that prescribes
not only a high level of dedication to your clients, but
also the desire to ensure that what you offer is truly
satisfactory.” Indeed, it would be hard for Borja and his
team to hide if things went wrong, so they are particularly
focused on producing quality in both product and
subsequent service. “We have a longer-term approach
that is business-oriented but less out-and-out commercial
than many developers exactly because we create
communities, not just single projects.”
CREATING SOMETHING SPECIAL
This is one of the reasons why the La Quinta group
develops its projects autonomously. Borja points out that
it would have been easier, in the short-term also more
profitable, to have simply parcelled up the land and sold it
as individual plots to private buyers and larger sections to
developers. “But then we’d miss the opportunity to create
something truly special here, and that is what we want
to do at Real de La Quinta – produce a fantastic living
environment that we can all be truly proud of and which
adds value to Marbella as a whole.”
The setting of Real de La Quinta in a broad, green
valley with flowing sea and mountain views is truly
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Situated within a green valley just ten minutes from
Marbella, Real de La Quinta builds upon a very solid concept
of development as it ‘takes the beach to the hills’ to create a
very new kind of residential community.
Images courtesy of
La Quinta Grupo Inmobiliario
imposing, providing an ideal country club environment at
a short distance from Marbella. “The site offers fantastic
opportunities to produce something of rare quality, so
we wanted to do it justice and have therefore not rushed
ahead and built a batch of apartments or villas but have
really studied the possibilities in detail.” In the process it has
evolved and grown, not in scale as much as in concept,
and become a project with highly distinctive features.
“The starting point and indeed focal point of many a
Costa del Sol property development has traditionally
been a golf course, and indeed, we felt Real de La Quinta
needed its own course, but the main focus has become
something quite different yet entirely complementary to
it.”
BRINGING THE SEA TO THE HILLS
The focal point of life at Real de La Quinta will be a
large manmade lake that will act as a true lifestyle feature
surrounded by the golf course that in itself frames views
down to the sea. “In a way we’re ‘bringing the sea to
the hills’ because the lake will have its own beach area
and offer non-motorised water sports such as rowing,
kayaking and windsurfing.” Also bordering the lake, whose
perimeter is traced by a scenic pathway that also crosses
an island, are a lakeside country club with an infinity edge
pool and poolside waiter service, and a racquet club
offering tennis and padel. Holding all of this in its embrace,
the golf course will feature a clubhouse, driving range,
academy and two six-hole sections that make flexible
rounds of six, twelve and eighteen holes possible.
The above forms part of the initial phase of Real de
La Quinta, which also sees the construction of the Los
Olivos apartments and penthouses in two locations close
to the course and lake, and numbering 120 and 60 units
respectively. The development phases have consciously
been designed to flow uphill to reduce any visual impact
on existing owners, and the second stage will see villas
built on the eastside of the lake and course, with a 50-
room boutique hotel and wellness centre surrounded by
a Mediterranean style ‘village’ of apartments, shops and
cafes forming a social hub and nucleus of services for the
resort.
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The commitment to the detail is certainly there, as well
as the willingness to invest in know-how and quality, as the
La Quinta group searched for noted specialists in the field
and found it in DTJ, an American firm that is a world leader
in creating resort master plans, with particular expertise
in developing lakes of this kind. “It is a company with a
worldwide pedigree, so in bringing this level of international
substance to Marbella we’ve created truly professional
foundations for the project that also incorporates a far
greater dedication to sustainable development than is
currently required by regulations.” This commitment to
‘green development’ is pretty advanced by Marbella
standards and is regarded as one of Real de La Quinta’s
greatest assets.
BREEAM-CERTIFIED PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT
BREEAM, which stands for the ‘Building Research
Establishment Environmental Assessment Method’ – the
leading international benchmark for the assessment
and regulation of sustainability in construction – provides
certification levels that are increasingly sought after around
the world. Many, however, fail to meet the requirements that
range through five qualitative levels from strict to extremely
demanding. To qualify for Level 5, for example, a building
has to effectively be energy and resource neutral, which
means being capable of meeting its own water needs
without external supply and providing full electricity-free
lighting throughout the structure – including stairwells and
underground areas.
“In a drier area like this it is a tall order, but we’re extremely
proud that Real de La Quinta’s design has achieved
BREAAM certification at level 3, making it the first resort of
its kind in Europe to do so,” says Borja. “The process will be
monitored and finally adjudicated once everything is up and
running, and it is fair to say that we have gone far beyond
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legal requirements to shape the design and configuration
of Real de La Quinta around the desire of making this a
sustainable project – from the natural materials used and
the natural energy and light created to architectural design
that blends into the environment, landscaped gardens
using beautiful but also water-efficient indigenous flora, the
maintenance of ecological corridors and far more.”
MODERN HOMES BUILT TO LIVE IN
The master planners and architects have had to assimilate
all of this in their designs, and for this La Quinta brought
together the best of international technical know-how
and local creative design, selecting Gonzalez & Jacobsen
to produce the architectural styling of the Los Olivos
apartments. The latter will consist of two and three-bedroom
apartments and penthouses, with also a select number of
four-bedroom deluxe apartments. “We’ve avoided cold,
linear geometry in favour of an architecture style that is
modern and refined yet also human and complementary to
the surrounding scenery,” says Borja. “Modern materials and
tones are in this way softened with natural elements and a
more varied design that also adds character and privacy to
the homes.”
Around 20 per cent larger than the norm for apartments in
this price bracket, the two-bedroom apartments will feature
upwards of 116m2 of interior space with generous terraces
while the three-bedroom properties will start at 140m2 and
large terraces, with the penthouses naturally bigger still. “The
qualities and amenities are top-end, and early buyers will be
able to personalise and upgrade their spec, but above all,
the real luxury that Real de La Quinta offers is a concept built
around a very special living environment. One that combines
fantastic views and close proximity to Marbella in a beautiful
natural setting bordered by protected natural reserves. This,
we believe, is the true source of wellbeing.”
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ISLANDS
BALEARIC
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This is one of the most popular destinations
in the western Mediterranean, and you’ll
soon find out why. You’ll find enchanting
coves, gorgeous sunsets and lush natural
landscapes. You can enjoy the islands any
way you want: relaxing in an atmosphere of
well deserved peace and quiet, or partying
until all hours as you enjoy the islands’ wild
nightlife.
These are places where you wander
through the streets of fishing villages,
discover outstanding natural landscapes or
enjoy a range of water sports. Minorca and
Formentera, two small corners of paradise in
the Mediterranean, are absolute havens of
tranquillity. Majorca and Ibiza are the two
IBIZA
Andratx
largest islands.
Pollenca
Palma
San
Antonio
Santa Eulária
des Ríu
Ibiza
City
Inca
FORMENTERA
Alcudia
Cala d’Or
Ciutadella
Cala Ratjada
MALLORCA
The main attractions in Majorca include
its capital, Palma, the Cabrera National
Park and the mountains of the Sierra de
Tramontana. Ibiza, meanwhile, has been
declared a World Heritage site by the
UNESCO for its rich biodiversity and cultural
attractions, which include the Phoenician
archaeological site of Sa Caleta, the
necropolis of Puig des Molins and the historic
centre of Eivissa. What’s more, the island of
Ibiza is known to partygoers all over the world
for its exhilarating nightlife, where the beat
of the music can be heard all night long.
You can drink the local wine, whilst enjoy
watching the sun sinks into the Atlantic.
Maó
MENORCA

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SANTA POLA 2.500.000€
CALA VINYES 12.000.000€
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450m 2 1.200m 2 4 3 Pool
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Arta 1.800.000€
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BINIALI 550.000€
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MAGALLUF 210.000€
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