1 Bedroom Apartment in Benamara
Description
Bright Ground-Floor Apartment with Private Tree-Lined Patio & Tourist Licence – Benamara, Estepona VALID TOURIST LICENSE! Charming and luminous ground-floor apartment located in the quiet and well-maintained urbanización, just 200 metres from the sea.
This cosy home features a lovely private patio with mature trees and greenery, offering a peaceful outdoor space rarely found in this area. The urbanisation is surrounded by beautiful gardens, a communal swimming pool and a chiringuito open all year round — unique in the neighbourhood.
Key Features 70 m² built | 60 m² useful 1 double bedroom with en-suite bathroom Additional small room (ideal for office or storage) Spacious living room Separate kitchen Guest WC Private tree-lined patio Fitted wardrobes South orientation – very bright Ground floor exterior Community Amenities Communal swimming pool Beautiful landscaped gardens Chiringuito / bar open all year round Excellent Location Only 200 metres from the beach, close to bus stops, supermarkets, and the commercial centre.
Great potential for holiday rentals with existing Tourist Licence. A perfect low-maintenance property ideal as a permanent home, holiday apartment or investment in a tranquil residential area of Estepona.
Viewing highly recommended – contact us today to arrange a private viewing!
Features and amenities
- Setting: Commercial Area, Beachside, Close To Golf, Close To Sea, Close To Town, Close To Schools, Urbanisation
- Orientation: South
- Condition: Excellent
- Pool: Communal, Children`s Pool
- Views: Garden
- Features: Covered Terrace, Fitted Wardrobes, Near Transport, Private Terrace, WiFi, Utility Room, Ensuite Bathroom, Access for people with reduced mobility, Near Church, Fiber Optic
- Furniture: Not Furnished
- Kitchen: Fully Fitted
- Garden: Communal, Private
- Security: Gated Complex
- Parking: Street
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Saladillo / Benamara
Saladillo / Benamara sits in that practical stretch of eastern Estepona between the beach side urbanisations and the A-7 strip of everyday services. It is not a picture-postcard old town area and it is not full Marbella gloss either; its appeal is convenience, established residential stock, and a location that makes day-to-day living straightforward. Buyers usually come here for usable coastal living rather than bragging rights.
Life here is shaped by the coast road and the layout of long-established residential communities. You get a mix of villas, townhouses and apartment complexes, with some parts feeling greener and quieter than first impressions from the main road suggest. It suits buyers who want to be near the sea, near services, and within easy reach of San Pedro, Puerto Banús and central Estepona without paying for a more high-profile postcode. The trade-off is that the area feels functional in places, spread out in others, and not especially atmospheric in the village sense.
Area scores
It is well placed on the coast for straightforward road access to Málaga Airport by Costa del Sol standards.
This is not an urban centre and feels more suburban-coastal than city-like.
Beachside sections and easy access to the sea give it a strong everyday coastal feel.
The mix of space, residential communities and everyday usability can suit family buyers well.
Its practical layout and year-round usability make it a strong candidate for regular living.
The wider New Golden Mile and Atalaya side of this area place it in a golf-relevant part of the coast.
It works well for second-home owners who want convenience, coast and easy access up and down the shoreline.
The New Golden Mile location attracts a broad international buyer and owner base.
Its broad appeal and useful location support buyer interest, though it is not a guaranteed high-growth headline market.
Its established, lived-in character gives it more of a resident feel than a purely transient resort zone.
Some attractive homes exist here, but the area is not mainly defined by top-tier status or trophy branding.
It does not centre around a marina environment.
This is firmly a coastal corridor location rather than an inland or mountain-led one.
This is more about residential convenience than late-night atmosphere.
It can function well for day-to-day family life, but it is not especially known for a major parks-led identity.
Quiet pockets exist, but the area overall can feel busier and more functional than secluded.
There are properties with decent space, especially older homes, but the area is still part of a built-up coastal strip.
The coastal position and easy access to surrounding hotspots give it solid rental appeal for many property types.
The wider area is well served, though this sub-area is more about convenience than being a standout dining destination in itself.
The surrounding coastal zone supports an active lifestyle, though this sub-area is not defined by one major sports identity.
Buyers often look here for a more practical price-to-location balance than in the most prestigious nearby addresses.
It lacks the compact, characterful village feel that buyers get in old-town or hillside pueblo settings.
Some pockets are reasonably convenient on foot, but the area overall is spread out and often car-friendly rather than fully walkable.
It is better for casual coastal strolling than for standout hiking or scenic inland walking.
Saladillo / Benamara is one of those Costa del Sol areas that makes more sense on the ground than it does on paper. If you only judge it by the road names and commercial strip references, it can sound anonymous. In reality, it has a very specific buyer audience: people who want a practical, lived-in coastal base with decent space, established greenery in some urbanisations, and easy access in both directions along the coast. This is not where you come for old-Andalucía charm, marina theatre or ultra-prime cachet. It is where you come because you want to get to the beach, get to daily essentials, and get to the rest of the coast without much fuss. Some pockets feel more residential and settle
Area intelligence
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People and lifestyle
- Market feel
- Market interest is usually supported by the area’s practical location on the eastern Estepona stretch, its established housing stock and its relevance to both full-time living and second-home use. Demand is often strongest for well-kept properties in greener o
- Local energy
- Established coastal urbanisations; practical everyday living; beachside access in parts; road-linked convenience; mixed villas, townhouses and apartments; lower-key New Golden Mile setting; stronger on function than atmo
Weather profile
- Winter average
- 13,4°C
- Summer average
- 26,3°C
- Annual rainfall
- 730,3 mm
- Rainy days
- 70,3
- Sunshine hours
- 3.833
Open-Meteo historical weather 2023-2025
Nearby area signals
- Restaurants
- 4
- Bars
- 2
- Supermarkets
- 1
- Padel clubs
- 2
- Gyms
- 1
Google Places density counts 2026-07-24
Current asking market
- Total listings
- 87
- Sample used
- 87
- Median asking
- 745.000 €
- Median per m²
- 4.686 €/m²
- Average asking
- 911.700 €
Resales snapshot for Saladillo / Benamara
Buyers who do best here are usually the ones prioritising usability, settled residential feel and sensible positioning over image. T
Local recommendations
Cortijo Luidze
A standout local dining choice in Saladillo with a polished setting and broad appeal for residents and visitors alike.
Pachamama Estepona / Marbella
A lively nearby restaurant on the coast road known for a more social atmosphere and distinctive international menu.
Maa Indian Restaurant – Estepona
A well-regarded Indian restaurant in El Pilar that adds practical variety to the local dining scene.
Café de Theresa
A dependable Estepona café for coffee, light lunches and relaxed daytime stops.
Bossa Estepona
A handy café option to the east of Estepona, suited to casual meet-ups and everyday coffee runs.
The International School Estepona
A practical international school option for families in the wider Estepona–San Pedro corridor, within straightforward reach of Saladillo and Benamara.
Public school María Espinosa
A public primary school option in Estepona for families considering the state system.
I.E.S. Mar de Alborán
A public secondary school in Estepona serving the wider municipality.
Vogue Clinic
A reputable private medical provider in Estepona for routine appointments and general healthcare needs.
HAR Estepona
A public hospital facility in Estepona for broader healthcare access within the municipality.
El Paraíso Golf
A well-known golf course close to the area, popular with residents looking for regular play nearby.
Atalaya Golf & Country Club
A long-established golf club near the area that adds to the strong sporting appeal of this stretch of coast.
Senzia Spa Estepona
A nearby spa in Benamara that offers an easy local option for downtime and wellness treatments.
Playa de Saladillo
The local beach at Saladillo is the stretch of coast most closely tied to the area’s everyday lifestyle and identity.