€802,412
Estepona

867 homes and apartments for sale in Estepona, Spain.
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24 properties shown
€802,412
Estepona
€847,604
Estepona (City)
€683,487
Estepona
€1,097,694
Estepona
€510,363
Estepona (City)
€378,550
Estepona
€379,270
Estepona
€438,479
Estepona
€494,412
Estepona
€1,718,037
Estepona
€2,996,390
Estepona (City)
€695,495
Estepona (City)
€1,676,776
Estepona
€358,574
Estepona (City)
€2,999,943
Estepona (City)
€4,753,384
Estepona (City)
€1,371,079
Estepona
€2,000,429
Estepona
€720,513
Estepona (City)
€2,696,251
Estepona
€1,350,962
Estepona
€1,646,752
Estepona
€575,409
Estepona
€351,494
Estepona
Buyer's guide: Estepona
Interested in property for sale in Estepona? We list 809 properties, led by 448 apartments and 144 villas, at a median asking price of €691,088. The town sits on the western Costa del Sol between Marbella and Gibraltar and has become a favourite with northern European buyers.
Prices are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Metric | Estepona |
|---|---|
| Listings | 809 |
| Median asking price | €691,088 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €442,662 - €1,379,240 |
| Median price per m² | €4,620 |
| Median size | 140 m² |
Apartments account for 448 listings, villas 144, houses 101, penthouses 66, plots of land 26 and commercial units 23. Three-bedroom homes are the most common at 290, then two-bedroom (210), four-bedroom (133), five-plus (71) and one-bedroom (14).
The spread between €442,662 and €1,379,240 across the middle half of listings shows how mixed the stock is: modest beach flats sit alongside gated golf and sea-view villas.
The town has a pedestrianised old centre known for flower-lined streets, a marina, a long promenade and beaches. Further inland, hillside urbanisations look out over the sea to Africa. The coast has the A-7 and AP-7 motorways, and Málaga airport is roughly 70 km east. Marbella lies about 25 km along the coast.
Buyers are mostly British, Scandinavian, Dutch, Belgian and Middle Eastern, with a mix of second-home owners, retirees and remote workers. Rental demand is strong in summer, but short-term letting in Andalusia needs a tourist registration and community approval, so verify before counting on income.
Foreigners can buy freely in Spain. You will need an NIE tax number, a Spanish bank account and a lawyer to check the land registry, community debts and, for new builds, bank guarantees on deposits. Budget roughly 10-13% on top of the price for taxes and fees (approx.; verify locally). See our Spain guide, mortgage information and buying process.
Nearby options include Marbella and Benahavís, and you can browse villas or penthouses across Spain.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes for comparable homes, though prices have risen. Compare listings in Marbella with the Estepona median of €4,620 per m².
Resale purchases carry transfer tax, while new builds carry VAT and stamp duty, plus notary, registry and legal fees. Overall roughly 10-13% (approx.).
Yes, usually up to around 60-70% of value, depending on the bank and your income. Use the mortgage calculator to model payments.
Apartments are easier to rent and sell, while villas offer more space and privacy but higher upkeep. Apartments are 448 of the 809 listings.
Málaga airport is around an hour by road, outside peak traffic.