Properties for sale in Casares

Living in Casares

Casares is one of the most spectacular white villages in Andalusia: its Old Town cascades down the hillside, crowned by its castle, and it is the birthplace of Blas Infante, the father of the Andalusian homeland. The municipality stretches down to the sea at Casares Costa, home to Finca Cortesín, the golf resort that hosted the Solheim Cup and has put the area on the international luxury map.

Between the village and the coast, the landscape is a mix of cork oak woods, the Roman baths of La Hedionda and quiet urbanisations. This is the least crowded part of the Costa del Sol, between Estepona and Sotogrande.

Buying property in Casares

In Casares, charming village houses sit alongside new-build apartments in Casares Costa at very competitive prices compared with Estepona, and the upper end of the market around Finca Cortesín. For investors, the coastal area offers modern properties with growth potential on a stretch of coast that is still developing. At EVS PROPERTY GROUP we help you choose between village, beach and golf according to your goals.

Frequently asked questions about Casares

Where exactly is Casares and how do you get there?

Between Estepona and Manilva, at the western end of the Costa del Sol. Casares Costa is on the A-7; the village is about 15 minutes inland. Málaga airport is an hour away and Gibraltar airport 40 minutes.

What is Finca Cortesín and how does it affect the property market?

It is one of the most prestigious golf and hotel resorts in Europe and hosted the 2023 Solheim Cup. Its presence has attracted high-end buyers to Casares Costa and has raised the quality of new-build property in the area.

Is Casares Costa cheaper than Estepona?

Generally, yes: for equivalent property by the sea, Casares Costa maintains a noticeable price gap with Estepona and, above all, with Marbella, which makes it one of the best-value options in the west.

How does the rental market work in Casares?

There are two different markets. Casares Costa lives off beach and golf holiday rentals, with very strong summers around the Bahía de Casares and the Finca Cortesín area, but with clear seasonality. The village, by contrast, attracts rural getaways spread throughout the year, at more modest rates. Long-term rentals exist mainly on the coast, fuelled by people working in the Estepona and Sotogrande area.

What type of property suits me best in Casares, depending on my goal?

If you are looking for an investment or a practical second home, the new-build and nearly-new resale apartments in Casares Costa offer developments with communal pools, garage parking and proven rental demand. If authenticity is your priority, in the white village you will find traditional houses, some in need of renovation, with spectacular views of the castle and the valley. The rule of thumb: the coast rents better, while the village wins more hearts and requires a smaller initial outlay.