Local presence.International reach.

Manilva

The western gateway: Sabinillas, La Duquesa marina and Chullera, with the corridor's most accessible beachfront prices.

3 for sale · 2 to rent

Casares

A white hilltop village with a coastal strip of golf and beachfront developments around Doña Julia and Casares del Sol.

2 for sale

Estepona

A quieter alternative on the western Costa del Sol, with a genuinely local old town and a growing new-build coastline.

11 for sale · 7 to rent

Benahavís

The hills behind Marbella: La Zagaleta, El Madroñal, La Quinta, Los Flamingos — gated estates and golf with the coast below.

7 for sale · 3 to rent

San Pedro de Alcántara

A real town with a boulevard and beach, and Guadalmina's villas and golf on either side of it.

3 for sale · 6 to rent

Nueva Andalucía

The Golf Valley behind Puerto Banús: Los Naranjos, Las Brisas, Aloha, La Campana — villas, gated communities and apartments.

5 for sale · 14 to rent

Golden Mile

Marbella's most established address, from Puente Romano along the beachfront to Sierra Blanca in the hills above.

1 for sale · 3 to rent

Marbella

The old town and the coast east of it — Río Real, Los Monteros, Elviria, Las Chapas, Cabopino — a city of micro-markets.

9 for sale · 7 to rent

Ojén

A mountain village ten minutes above Marbella, with La Mairena's villas and views on the ridge between them.

2 for sale · 1 to rent

Calahonda

The largest residential area between Marbella and Fuengirola: Riviera del Sol, Calahonda and the coast around them.

2 for sale · 2 to rent

La Cala de Mijas

The eastern end of the corridor: a beach town with La Cala Golf behind it and new developments between the two.

2 for sale · 2 to rent

Mijas

The hillside municipality behind the coast: Mijas Pueblo above, Mijas Golf and Las Lagunas below, and new developments across the slopes between.

By enquiry

Fuengirola

A real seafront city with a seven-kilometre promenade, a train to the airport and a large, liquid apartment market — Los Boliches, Carvajal and Torreblanca along the beach.

By enquiry

Alicante

A real city with a working port, its own airport, and Cabo de las Huertas and Playa de San Juan for beachfront living.

4 for sale

Dénia

A working ferry port to the Balearics beneath the Montgó, with Las Rotas' rocky coves on one side of town and sandy beaches on the other.

2 for sale

Jávea

Coves and headlands between two capes, with the Arenal's beachfront promenade and villa hillsides like El Tossalet and Pinomar above it.

1 for sale

Altea

A white hilltop old town crowned by a blue-domed church, with Altea Hills' gated villas rising above the bay to the south.

1 for sale

Benidorm

Two long beaches and a high-rise skyline, with Rincón de Loix's apartment towers and the Balcón de Finestrat's villas just inland.

1 for sale · 1 to rent

Calpe

The Peñón d'Ifach rock, two town beaches and a hillside of villas — Maryvilla, La Fossa and Cometa — with a quieter, more international market than Benidorm next door.

By enquiry

Lloret de Mar

The Costa Brava's largest resort town, with Fenals' quieter cove and pine headland a short walk from the main beach.

1 for sale · 1 to rent

Tossa de Mar

A medieval walled old town on its own headland, with the modern beach town spread around the bay below it.

1 for sale

Platja d'Aro

A resort strip with a real shopping centre, and S'Agaró's private coastal path and villa estate immediately south of it.

6 for sale · 1 to rent

Begur

A hilltop village with a ring of coves below it — Sa Riera, Aiguablava, Fornells — each with its own small beach and villa hillside.

2 for sale

Roses

A wide sweep of bay beneath the Cap de Creus headland, with Empuriabrava's canal-front marina community next door.

2 for sale