New Development in Casares

A cantilevered infinity pool sits above the landscape as the defining feature of this villa, framing the horizon from its terraces. Arranged over two floors that follow the slope of the plot, the home opens through expansive glazed surfaces onto generous terraces, with a garden and pool views and a kitchen-lounge layout that links indoor and outdoor living.

The villa stands in Casares. The plot measures 1,485 m² and the home itself comes in 479 m² of built space, with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

This is a single villa with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Built space measures 479 m², set on a plot that measures 1,485 m² and arranged over two floors. The layout includes a kitchen-lounge area that opens onto a private terrace, with a private pool offering garden and pool views, and a private, landscaped garden.

The complex is gated with 24-hour security, and the home includes a garage with private parking for two or more vehicles. Construction is new, and the plot's topography has shaped the arrangement of the two floors and their connection to the outdoor spaces.

Casares is a hillside town of Moorish buildings clinging to the cliff, gathered around a castle whose origins go back to the 12th or 13th century. Its historical and artistic heritage has been officially protected since 1978. Blas Infante, called the father of Andalusian nationalism, was born here in 1885, and his birthplace, the Casa Natal, is one of the town's points of interest.

Down on the coast, Casares Costa is a different setting: residential urbanisations beside the sea, with golf at Finca Cortesín, Casares Costa Golf and Doña Julia. The Torre de la Sal, one of the coastal watchtowers built in 1528 against Barbary pirates, still stands along the shore.

The calendar runs from the Medieval Market in July to the main Feria on the first weekend of August and the Feria del Cristo in mid-September, so the hillside town and its coastal extension keep two quite different rhythms.