Parcela / Terreno en venta en Estepona, Málaga €795.000

A south-facing villa plot with full architectural project approved, set in the established residential urbanisation of Bel Air, Estepona. The project spans three levels plus a full basement, and because the design and licensing work is already done, construction can begin without the delays that typically add a year or more to a custom build. Bel Air sits between Estepona and San Pedro de Alcántara, an address that continues to draw international families for its balance of space, calm, and day-to-day practicality. Puerto Banús is eleven minutes by car, Marbella old town twenty-two minutes, and Málaga Airport forty-nine minutes. Playa de Costalita is five minutes away. Villa Padierna Golf Club is seven minutes, with El Paraíso, Atalaya, and El Campanario all within nine minutes. Grocery shopping and local services are close at hand, and for families, Atlas American School is a seven-minute drive, Laude San Pedro ten minutes, and the École Française Internationale Marbella thirteen minutes — a solid school catchment that matters for buyers planning a permanent move. The basement is a proper amenity floor: cinema, gymnasium, games room, home office, laundry and storage. It works independently of the living areas above, which matters in a house where different people have different schedules. The ground floor is built around an open-plan living, dining and kitchen zone with an interior garden at its centre, a guest bedroom suite, and covered porches on multiple aspects. The pool and a water feature sit to the south. A covered carport handles two vehicles with direct access from the street. The first floor holds three ensuite bedroom suites, each opening onto private south-facing terraces. The principal suite has a dedicated dressing room. The orientation means afternoon sun across the upper terraces and the pool — the part of the day most buyers actually use. For buyers with a clear vision of how they want to live on the Costa del Sol, this is the point where that vision becomes a building site — and then a home.