Habitat Valle Romano Phase II
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Habitat Valle Romano Phase II, in context.
Valle Romano climbs the hills behind Estepona with a golf course at its centre and the bay opening out below. Habitat Valle Romano Phase II sits inside that landscape as a gated community of 27 apartments and penthouses, completed at the end of 2025 and standing finished rather than promised. Twenty-six have sold. One remains.
The last home runs to 118 m² with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, priced at €566,000. It follows the open-spaces thinking behind the whole scheme: living, dining and kitchen read as a single volume, full-height glazing runs along the south elevation and the terrace is deep enough to hold a proper table rather than two chairs. Light is the argument here.
A south orientation on a hillside means it arrives early and lingers, with mountains behind and the Mediterranean ahead. The kitchen is fitted and equipped with appliances.
Residents share two pools, one for adults and one for children, a gym, a social club and gardens that are already mature enough to look intended.
Four-bedroom resale homes in Estepona currently list between €475,000 and €595,000, so this sits within the established market rather than above it, with the advantages of being new, warranted and immediately habitable.
Key facts
The 1 remaining apartment
Each one specified individually. Pricing released on enquiry.
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| Unit | Block | Floor | Beds | Baths | Interior | Outside | Garage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-9-2-A | 5 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 118 m² | 29 m² terrace | 2 |
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1 of 27 apartments remain
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The off-plan discount, stage by stage
Off-plan entry typically offers the largest pricing headroom at the earliest stages. The advantage narrows as construction progresses — at completion the unit is priced at market. Habitat Valle Romano Phase II currently sits in the Completed band.
Phase II is built, licensed and finished, so there is nothing left to imagine. Twenty-six of 27 homes sold ahead of completion, which says most of what needs saying about how the scheme was received. The remaining four-bedroom apartment can be walked, measured and snagged before you commit and valued against a real asset rather than a drawing. That removes the staged payments and completion slippage that come with buying early on this coast. Valle Romano currently has seven active new-build schemes and 265 units across all stages, most still under construction, so key-ready four-bedroom stock at this level is scarce. Local resale averages 187 days to sell. This will not take that.
Why buyers reserve at this stage
Personalisation window
Reserving during the Completed phase gives buyers genuine input into layout, finishes and basement use ahead of handover, a window that closes as the build advances.
Scarcity and specification
1 of 27 units remain. The plot sizes, orientation and amenity package on this scheme are not easily replicated in the immediate resale stock.
Risk-managed entry
Spanish new-build buyers are protected by staged payments held under bank guarantee, ten-year structural warranty and full licence review. Roccabox brokers all of this through regulated counsel.
The premium, contextualised
Useful context — not a substitute for unit-level valuation. Pricing data cross-referenced against live Costa del Sol market signals.
Habitat Valle Romano Phase II is not priced against average Estepona resale stock. It is a premium new-build product with the specification, plot quality and amenity package that the broader resale market typically does not match. At €4,797 per built m² the relevant question is whether the premium is justified against comparable new-build completions, not whether it beats the area's median of €3,124/m².
Comparable confidence: 70% · Source: live market data, 05/11/2026
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What every unit receives
Living in Estepona
Mornings here have a rhythm. The first tee at Azata Golf is 720 m from the gate, with Estepona Golf a further two kilometres on and Casa del Club sits around a kilometre away for lunch after a round. 6 km down the hill, roughly three minutes by car.
Puerto Estepona is six minutes, good for fish at a harbour table and for the slow Sunday crowds along the front.
The practical side is unusually close. Aldi is 1.5 km away, Mercadona under two, Carrefour three and the pharmacy is a three-minute drive. The Hospital de Alta Resolución de Estepona sits 1.2 km from the community, which quietly reassures buyers thinking in decades. Padel and tennis courts are fifteen minutes east.
The climate does the rest. Average highs of 21.8°C and lows of 15.3°C across the year mean the terrace works in February as well as July. Gibraltar is 33 km west for flights and Málaga 68 km east along the AP-7.

Understand the full picture
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Typical off-plan payment schedule
Spanish new-build purchases are typically paid in three staged instalments, with every euro held under bank guarantee until completion.
Total cost of ownership
Spanish mortgage scenario
Indicative non-resident mortgage on the slider price above. Spanish banks typically lend 60–70% LTV to non-residents over 20–25 years.
Investment outlook
Three scenarios our analysts model on every Costa del Sol off-plan deal.
Residency planning for non-EU buyers
Spain's property-based Golden Visa route closed to new applicants on 3 April 2025. Non-EU buyers acquiring property at this value still have residency routes — non-lucrative visa, digital-nomad visa, and case-specific options — depending on circumstances. We introduce regulated immigration counsel before any commitment.
Buying off-plan in Spain, answered
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