Mirador de Estepona Hills Phase III
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Mirador de Estepona Hills Phase III, in context.
Mirador de Estepona Hills occupies high ground a little over 800 metres from the centre of Estepona, part of a 28-hectare gated estate pitched midway between Marbella and Sotogrande. Phase III is the closing chapter: 27 apartments, of which 25 have already found owners. The two that remain are the largest format in the release, four bedrooms and three bathrooms across 224 and 225 m², priced at €912,073 and €963,991.
What holds the eye is the outlook. On a clear morning the terraces take in the Mediterranean, the Rock of Gibraltar and the low outline of the African coast beyond.
Inside, the planning is generous rather than showy: open living and dining space flowing into a fitted kitchen with a separate utility room, a principal bedroom with en-suite and dressing room, then two parking spaces and a storeroom below. Upper-floor homes gain the deeper terraces.
The communal offer is unusually complete. A solar-heated central pool runs alongside a restaurant open year round and there is a south-facing infinity pool angled at the sea, a 2,600 m² sports area, a 1,000 m² gym running yoga and CrossFit classes, padel and tennis courts, petanca and a children's playground.
Security is 24-hour, with camera surveillance and a concierge on site. Rainwater collection, solar panels, LED lighting and electric vehicle charging points are built into the scheme rather than offered as extras.
Key facts
The 2 remaining apartments
Each one specified individually. Pricing released on enquiry.
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| Unit | Block | Floor | Beds | Baths | Interior | Outside | Garage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61 | E9 | Bajo / Ground Floor | 4 | 3 | 224 m² | 75 m² terrace · 15 m² garden | 2 + storage | |
| 74 | E11 | Bajo / Ground Floor | 4 | 3 | 225 m² | 78 m² terrace · 15 m² garden | 2 + storage |
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2 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. Mirador de Estepona Hills Phase III currently sits in the Under construction band.
This is not an early-stage punt. Phase III is already under construction with handover set for Q4 2026 and because the surrounding community is established and occupied, a buyer can walk the gardens, swim in the pool and eat in the restaurant before committing a cent. Scarcity is the real argument. Twenty-five of the 27 homes are sold and both remaining apartments are the largest four-bedroom format in the phase. At roughly €4,070 per m² they price above the wider Costa del Sol median of €3,421 but below the €4,242 average recorded for comparable stock and four-bedroom resale at this size and specification in Estepona is thin on the ground.
Why buyers reserve at this stage
Personalisation window
Reserving during the Under construction 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
2 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
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Mirador de Estepona Hills Phase III 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 €4,072 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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Living in Estepona
The daily radius here is small and walkable. A pharmacy sits 900 metres away, a Mercadona a fraction closer, with ALDI and Eroski both inside a kilometre, so the weekly shop never becomes an expedition. The first restaurants start around 700 metres down the hill and Estepona's old town, with its painted flower streets and tapas counters, is a three-minute drive or a decent stroll.
La Rada beach lies two kilometres away and Playa del Cristo a little further west, sheltered enough to swim well into autumn. Puerto Estepona and its fish restaurants sit at 2.4 km. Golfers have Azata Golf at nine minutes and Estepona Golf at twelve, while the town's tennis and padel club is under four kilometres out, though the estate's own courts will cover most weeks. Two hospitals fall within a ten to thirteen minute drive, which matters more to buyers than developers tend to admit.
The climate does much of the work. Average highs of 22.1°C against lows of 15.6°C mean terrace life runs for most of the year rather than a summer window. For flights, Gibraltar is roughly 36 km west and Málaga around 64 km east along the coast.

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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
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Investment outlook
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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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