A four-bedroom townhouse with three bathrooms in a quiet urbanisation at Punta Chullera, on the western Costa del Sol near the border with Cádiz province. Built in 2007 and offered key-ready at a fixed asking price of €620,000, the property provides 134 m² of living space with sea and Gibraltar views from a private terrace. The nearest beach, Playa de la Chullera, lies roughly 600 metres away as the crow flies. A communal pool, private parking space and central air conditioning are included. The urbanisation sits in a built-up coastal setting where a supermarket and pharmacy are within walking distance.
Against comparable new-build projects on the coast, this townhouse occupies a different market segment. Aquamar in Torre del Mar starts from €269,950, Lantana Residencial in Mijas from €205,000 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona from €269,000, all off-plan or recently built apartments considerably east of Punta Chullera and, in most cases, further from the border economy of Gibraltar. At a fixed €620,000 for 134 m², this property is priced per square metre well above those entry-level developments, a difference explained by its status as a completed, immediately available home with four bedrooms, three bathrooms and established views. Location is the second differentiator. Punta Chullera sits within the Sotogrande, Manilva orbit, where golf (Doña Julia at 2.2 km, Finca Cortesín at 3.3 km), two marinas and Gibraltar at roughly 20 minutes' drive support year-round demand, whereas Torre del Mar and Mijas appeal more to holiday-let and coastal-town buyers. For households weighing resale against new-build, the trade-off is straightforward: the newer projects offer modern specifications and developer payment terms at lower entry prices, while this dwelling offers immediate occupation, a larger room count for the price bracket and a mature setting with amenities on foot. Buyers prioritising energy performance, private pools or contemporary finishes may find the 2007 construction dated by comparison; those prioritising space, views and readiness to move in may weigh the premium differently. The local market records around 1,351 transactions per year, and the provincial median income of €16,450 indicates that international buyers remain the natural demand base at this price point.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
Punta Chullera is a coastal settlement between Manilva and Sotogrande, about 26 km from Gibraltar and 76 km from Málaga airport in straight-line terms. The urbanisation stands in a flat, low-lying area roughly 5 m above sea level. Shops and a pharmacy are within a few hundred metres, while Puerto de la Duquesa marina is 2.9 km away and Sotogrande port 5.7 km.
The house offers four bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, three full bathrooms and marble flooring throughout the living areas. A private terrace faces south and east, with views over the sea, the Rock of Gibraltar and the surrounding countryside. Central air conditioning and a fireplace cover both warm and cool seasons. Outside there is a porch, a patio and a small storage room.
This is an existing home completed in 2007, not a new-build development, and it is available immediately as a key-ready property. The dwelling is sold unfurnished, allowing the buyer to arrange the interior to their own taste. Delivery dates for completed resale homes of this kind are a matter of negotiation rather than a developer's schedule.
The property does not include a private pool; swimming facilities are communal within the urbanisation. The plot is small at 50 m², so outdoor space is limited to the terrace, patio and solarium. There is no private garden to speak of. The nearest electric vehicle charging point is around 10 km away, and the house is sold unfurnished.
This property fits a household that wants a ready-to-occupy home near the sea without undertaking works. A family with children can use the four bedrooms, the nearby primary schools and the communal pool, while the patio and small terrace suit young children's play, as the current layout suggests. Buyers seeking a second home within reach of Gibraltar, roughly 20 minutes by car, will find the position practical, whether for work or flights from Gibraltar airport 22 km away. Retirees or part-year residents who prefer walking-distance amenities may value the supermarket and pharmacy within a few hundred metres, along with the flat approach to the beach. Golfers have Doña Julia 2.2 km away and Finca Cortesín 3.3 km away, both reachable in a few minutes. The house is less suited to buyers wanting a private pool, a large garden or substantial privacy, given the 50 m² plot and the communal setting. Those planning extensive renovation or a bespoke new build should also look elsewhere, as this dwelling is complete and in good condition. Investors considering rental use should weigh the location's year-round demand around Sotogrande and Gibraltar against seasonal patterns along this stretch of coast.
The interior finishing follows southern Spanish conventions of the mid-2000s. Marble floors run through all rooms, with tiled flooring in the kitchen, and the master bedroom has a marble en-suite bathroom. Fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms provide built-in storage, reducing the need for additional furniture. Climate control is twofold: central air conditioning for the summer months and a fireplace in the living room for winter, which suits the region's pattern of warm summers and mild but occasionally cool evenings. Security bars on doors and windows are fitted throughout, a common feature in Andalusian coastal housing. Outside, the property includes a covered terrace, a private terrace with sea and Gibraltar views, a solarium and a patio, giving several outdoor zones oriented to the south and east. The porch incorporates a private parking space, and a small storage room adds practical stowage. As a 2007 build, the house is delivered in good condition and key-ready, though buyers may wish to budget for cosmetic updates, kitchen fittings, decoration or bathroom modernisation, depending on personal standards. The photographs show furnished, lived-in rooms; the sale itself is unfurnished. As with any resale purchase, an independent technical survey is advisable to confirm the state of installations and the building's common elements.
The asking price is fixed at €620,000 for the property as a whole. This is an existing home, so there is no price list or range of unit types; what is on offer is this specific townhouse with its four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 134 m² of living space. At roughly €4,627 per m² of living area, the pricing reflects the completed condition, the coastal position and the views rather than off-plan potential. Buyers should budget separately for purchase costs such as transfer tax, notary fees and registry fees, and should note that the sale is unfurnished.
Daily life here revolves around a compact urbanisation a short walk from local shops. A supermarket 315 m away and a pharmacy 159 m away cover routine needs without a car, and two restaurants within 2 km offer nearby dining. The nearest beach, Playa de la Chullera, is about 600 m in a straight line, a walk of a few minutes over essentially flat ground, given the 0.2 % gradient. For a family, there are three primary schools and one secondary school within the wider area, plus a health centre for everyday medical matters; the nearest hospital is 6.2 km away. The house itself suits a settled rhythm: four bedrooms mean space for a household or visiting guests, the south- and east-facing terraces receive morning and midday sun, and the living room fireplace points towards cooler winter evenings. The communal pool covers the five-month swimming season, when sea temperatures hold at or above 20 °C. A car is useful for reaching the marinas at Duquesa and Sotogrande, the golf courses inland, and Gibraltar about 20 minutes' drive away, but it is not essential for everyday errands. With eight public transport lines and thirty stops in the area, some journeys can be made by bus. The atmosphere is that of a quiet residential pocket that busies in summer and settles back outside the season.
Punta Chullera sits at the western end of the Málaga coast, where the province meets Cádiz near Sotogrande. The immediate environment is urban and low-rise, with amenities on foot: a supermarket at 315 m and a pharmacy at 159 m handle daily needs, and two restaurants lie within 2 km. The beach at Playa de la Chullera is 0.6 km away in a straight line across flat terrain, so an evening swim or morning walk is a matter of minutes. Beyond the neighbourhood, Puerto de la Duquesa marina (2.9 km) offers waterside dining and moorings, while Sotogrande's marina (5.7 km) and its real club de golf extend the leisure offer. Health care is layered: a local health centre covers routine matters and the hospital is 6.2 km away. For travel, a car is convenient but not strictly necessary, eight bus lines and thirty stops serve the area, and the flat terrain makes cycling and walking realistic. The area records around 1,351 housing transactions per year, indicating an active but not overheated local market.
The map shows the townhouse in relation to the coastline at Punta Chullera, with Playa de la Chullera a short distance south-west and the marinas of Duquesa and Sotogrande along the shore. All distances shown are straight-line measurements; actual road routes are longer.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Punta Chullera occupies the far western edge of Manilva municipality, where the Costa del Sol transitions into the Costa del Sol Occidental of Cádiz. Marbella lies 38 km east and Algeciras 28 km west, positioning the property between two sizeable service centres. Málaga city, at 86 km, is the regional capital and academic hub. The immediate pull, however, is local: Sotogrande's marina, golf and international community to the south-west, and the more Spanish-flavoured Duquesa front to the north-east. Gibraltar, 22 km away, adds a cross-border employment and travel dimension.
Distances below are straight-line, as the crow flies; road distances are longer. Beaches: Playa de la Chullera 0.6 km, Playa de Manilva 2.5 km, La Duquesa 2.6–3.1 km, Playa de Casares 3.6 km. Marinas: Puerto Deportivo de la Duquesa 2.9 km, Puerto de Sotogrande 5.7 km. Golf: Doña Julia 2.2 km (5.7 km from the points-of-interest dataset), Finca Cortesín 3.3 km, Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande 7.3 km. Airports: Gibraltar roughly 22 km, about 20 minutes by car, and Málaga-Costa del Sol about 76 km. Shops and services: supermarket 315 m, pharmacy 159 m, health centre nearby, hospital 6.2 km, EV charging at IONITY Sotogrande 8.1 km. By car, the A-7 coastal road connects the area to Estepona, Marbella (38 km) and Algeciras (28 km). Public transport covers local routes, but a car remains the practical choice for regional trips.
| Beach Distance | 0.6 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 22 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 76 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate is Mediterranean with an average annual temperature of 18.5 °C, warm summers and mild winters. The swimming season runs about five months, during which sea temperatures stay at or above 20 °C, roughly May through September. The site sits at 5 m above sea level with a gradient of 0.2 % towards the beach, so there are no steep walks to the shore, a practical point for older residents and for carrying beach gear. The elevation also means the views from the terraces come from orientation rather than height: the south and east aspects open towards the sea, the beach, the port and, on clear days, the Rock of Gibraltar across the bay. The surrounding countryside towards Casares and the interior provides walking terrain inland, while the coastal strip offers flat promenade routes towards Duquesa.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The closest stretch of sand, Playa de la Chullera, lies 0.6 km away in a direct line, a flat walk of a few minutes. Within a 3.6 km radius there are three further beaches: Playa de Manilva, La Duquesa and Playa de Casares, giving variety from busy chiringuito stretches to quieter coves. Puerto Deportivo de la Duquesa (2.9 km) provides a marina with restaurants and water-based activity, and Sotogrande's port (5.7 km) adds sailing options. Golf is a defining feature of this stretch of coast: Doña Julia lies 2.2 km away, with Finca Cortesín, host of professional tour events, at 3.3 km, and the Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande and La Cañada within 7.6 km. Tennis, padel and equestrian facilities cluster around Sotogrande. The communal pool in the urbanisation covers everyday swimming, particularly during the five-month warm-water season.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.6°C | 70 mm |
| February | 13.5°C | 39 mm |
| March | 14.6°C | 133 mm |
| April | 16.4°C | 55 mm |
| May | 19.2°C | 28 mm |
| June | 22.5°C | 9 mm |
| July | 25.0°C | 1 mm |
| August | 25.4°C | 3 mm |
| September | 23.1°C | 23 mm |
| October | 20.1°C | 62 mm |
| November | 15.9°C | 91 mm |
| December | 13.8°C | 70 mm |
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Ref: VL420886
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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