Villas for Sale in Cabopino Port

This is not a residential area. The architecture and layout integrate with the wider marina environment, where residential blocks share the immediate surroundings with restaurants, boat services, and seasonal visitors. The pool serves as the primary shared amenity beyond the location itself. The marina setting attracts a mix of buyers: those seeking a second home with direct coastal access, investors drawn to the rental appeal of waterfront property, and a smaller proportion of permanent residents who value the informal, less polished character of Cabopino compared to central Marbella. The atmosphere skews casual and nautical rather than manicured or resort-like.

As of June 2026, the average price per square metre stands at €7,417, with the current listing centred around €890,000. The single active property is a penthouse, which reflects the limited turnover and small inventory typical of this location. Cabopino Port does not offer the volume or variety found in larger residential areas further west along the coast. Market activity here is sporadic, driven by the scarcity of beachfront stock in this specific pocket rather than by the amenities or facilities of the area itself. Buyers are paying for position and direct marina access, not for on-site services or community infrastructure.

This suits buyers who prioritise location over amenities and prefer a low-density, ungated environment. Families seeking children's play areas, fitness centres, or 24-hour security will find the offering limited. the area works best for those comfortable with a quieter, less managed setting where the marina, beach, and nearby Artola dunes provide the daily backdrop rather than landscaped gardens or concierge services.