Fincas for Sale in Artola

The neighbourhood takes its name from the Dunas de Artola, a designated natural monument of shifting sand dunes and maritime scrub that runs along the beachfront. This protected strip keeps development back from the shore, so most homes sit behind a band of open land rather than directly on the sand. The beach itself is wide, quiet, and sheltered by low dunes, with wooden walkways crossing the reserve to reach the water. Property for sale in Artola is typically mid-range and residential. Gated developments of townhouses and low-rise apartments make up the bulk of the stock, built mainly in the late twentieth century with communal pools, landscaped gardens, and parking courts. Plot sizes are generous by Costa del Sol standards, and many homes face onto shared green spaces or golf fairways rather than roads. A smaller number of detached villas occupy larger plots near the golf course or along quieter access roads. The area has no commercial centre of its own. Day-to-day services are found at the marina, where a cluster of restaurants, a small supermarket, and a medical centre serve the wider Cabopino community. Marbella lies ten minutes west by car, Fuengirola the same distance east. Urgencias Hospital Costa del Sol in Marbella provides emergency and specialist care. Public transport is limited to the coastal bus route along the A-7, so most residents rely on a car. Artola suits buyers who want a quiet, green setting within reach of the beach and golf, without the intensity of central Marbella or the larger resorts. Families value the safe, low-traffic streets and proximity to international schools along the coast. Golfers are drawn by direct access to Cabopino Golf, a mature parkland course that winds through umbrella pines. Retirees and second-home owners appreciate the blend of seclusion and convenience, with Málaga airport forty minutes along the motorway.