Beach side Properties for Sale in Costalita
Costalita is in New Golden Mile, Estepona.
Costalita is in New Golden Mile, Estepona.
25 properties for sale in CostalitaUpdated daily · Last sync 23 Oct 2026
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Beach side property in Costalita places owners directly across from the Mediterranean, on the sea-facing side of the coastal road where garden gates often open onto sandy beaches.
The handful of low-rise developments here were built in the early 2000s and occupy one of the quietest stretches of the New Golden Mile.
Costalita sits at the western edge of the New Golden Mile, where the Guadalmansa river meets the shore and the coastline curves gently toward Estepona town. Beach side property here means living on the A-7 side that fronts the water rather than the hillside behind, and in practice that translates to three or four mature beachfront complexes built to a height that rarely exceeds four storeys. Most units are ground-floor apartments with direct terrace access to communal lawns, or upper-floor flats with uninterrupted sea views framed by palms and flowering shrubs. A few townhouse rows sit within the same gated perimeters, sharing pools and landscaped grounds maintained by the community. The beach itself is a broad stretch of grey sand backed by boardwalks and a handful of summer chiringuitos that close outside the warmer months. Playa del Saladillo begins immediately to the east, while Playa de Guadalmansa extends west into Estepona proper. Mornings see dog walkers, joggers and paddle-boarders, and the wide tidal range means low-water sandbars appear each afternoon. The few commercial premises nearby are tucked into the roadside strip across the A-7: a small supermarket, a couple of cafés, a pharmacy and a real-estate office. For larger supermarkets, restaurants and medical centres, owners drive five minutes west into Estepona or ten minutes east to San Pedro Alcántara. Buyers choose beach side homes in Costalita because they want immediate shore access without the density or tourist footfall of Puerto Banús or central Marbella. The atmosphere is residential rather than resort-led, and the short supply of beachfront plots means new construction is rare. Community fees cover gardeners, pool cleaners and perimeter security, but each complex operates independently and standards vary. Parking is typically underground or assigned at ground level, and some buildings include storage rooms and porter services. Wi-Fi and fibre connections are reliable, and the AP-7 motorway slip is less than two minutes away, so the location works for remote professionals as well as retirees. Costalita beach side property suits buyers who prioritise quiet, direct access to the sea, and low-maintenance living within a managed community. It is less appropriate for those who want village shops within walking distance, golf on the doorstep, or the restaurant choice that San Pedro and Estepona centres provide. The stock is largely two- and three-bedroom units built between two and three decades ago, so anyone looking for cutting-edge design or large standalone villas will find more options further inland or along other stretches of the coast.
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Map shows the approximate Costalita area, Costa del Sol.
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