This detached villa in Sotogrande Alto, Cádiz, offers 617m² of living space on a 1,215m² plot. Completed in 2009, the property features 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The traditional Andalusian architecture includes a central patio with skylight, covered colonnaded walkways, and a mature subtropical garden with private pool. The property is positioned within proximity to several championship golf courses, including Valderrama at just 1.6km away, and within easy reach of local amenities and the coastline.
Within the Sotogrande area, this villa occupies a distinctive position compared to newer developments. Properties like Altara Alcaidesa and Atria, with starting prices of €341,000 and €423,000 respectively, represent more modest accommodations typically in apartment or townhouse configurations. Even Adel San Roque, starting at €673,000, generally offers smaller properties than this 6-bedroom villa. The €1,680,000 price point reflects the substantial plot size, established gardens, and proximity to premier golf facilities that newer developments cannot immediately offer. While contemporary properties in the region may feature modern architectural elements and energy-efficient specifications, they lack the immediate landscaping maturity and character that this established villa provides. The location in Sotogrande Alto specifically offers slightly more elevation and privacy than properties closer to the coast or marina area, though it requires short drives to access those facilities. Compared to other areas of the Costa del Sol, Sotogrande maintains lower density development patterns and more substantial property dimensions, positioning this villa within the premium segment of the regional market while offering traditional rather than contemporary design appeal.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa is situated in Sotogrande Alto, an elevated residential area within the larger Sotogrande development. The 142m altitude provides views across the surrounding landscape while maintaining proximity to the coast. The location offers access to golf facilities within 2km and daily amenities within a 2km radius, balancing convenience with the privacy of a residential setting.
The property accommodates multi-generational living or extensive guest hosting with its 6-bedroom configuration. The covered outdoor spaces, including a terrace and barbecue area, support year-round outdoor dining. The traditional kitchen with garden views connects indoor living with outdoor enjoyment, while the private pool and mature garden offer immediate recreational space without leaving the property.
This is an established property completed in 2009, not new construction. The villa represents a finished residence with mature landscaping and established gardens. The completion date indicates construction methods and materials typical of that period, with the property having undergone nearly 15 years of settling and landscaping development.
The property does not offer sea views from its elevated inland position. The traditional design does not incorporate modern minimalist architectural elements. The completed status means there are no customization options available as would be found in new construction. The residential nature of the area means commercial entertainment options require travel to other parts of Sotogrande or nearby towns.
This property suits those seeking a substantial family residence or a home capable of hosting extended family and guests regularly. The established gardens and traditional architecture appeal to buyers valuing mature landscaping and character over modern minimalism. Its proximity to multiple golf courses makes it suitable for golf enthusiasts, while the nearby international schools serve families with educational considerations. The 6-bedroom configuration accommodates those requiring home office space alongside residential areas, or families with live-in staff. The property's completed status appeals to buyers seeking immediate occupancy rather than waiting through construction periods. Its location within the established Sotogrande community suits those valuing security services, maintained infrastructure, and neighbourhood stability. The size and facilities also make the property appropriate for those interested in seasonal rental potential within the premium Sotogrande market.
The villa showcases traditional Andalusian construction techniques and materials. The central patio with skylight demonstrates architectural consideration for natural light distribution throughout the interior. The soportales, covered colonnaded walkways, represent authentic Andalusian design elements that provide both aesthetic value and practical shade solutions. The kitchen features hand-painted cabinetry with terracotta detailing, marble worktops, and exposed brick feature walls, indicating craftsmanship beyond standard builder specifications. The bathroom fittings, including tubs and double sinks, suggest attention to both functionality and comfort. The mature subtropical garden with royal palms, banana trees, and established fruit trees indicates thoughtful landscape planning that has developed over time. The covered parking facility protects vehicles from the Mediterranean sun, a practical consideration often overlooked in properties of this era. The overall construction quality appears focused on longevity and traditional craftsmanship rather than contemporary minimalism.
The property is priced at €1,680,000 for a 617m² villa on a 1,215m² plot. This represents approximately €2,723 per square metre of built space. Within Sotogrande, pricing varies significantly between properties in different areas and with varying features. This villa's price point positions it within the upper mid-range of Sotogrande properties, reflecting its size, plot dimensions, established gardens, and proximity to golf facilities. Compared to newer developments in the area, this property offers immediate landscaping maturity that would take years to establish in a new property.
Living in this villa offers a daily rhythm centred around the mature garden and indoor-outdoor spaces. The covered colonnades and patio create natural transition zones between inside and outside, allowing for shade during summer months. Morning coffee can be enjoyed in the garden while overlooking the private pool, followed perhaps by a round of golf at one of the nearby courses. The traditional kitchen becomes a gathering point, with its garden-facing window bringing the outdoors in during meal preparation. Afternoons might be spent on the first-floor terrace, enjoying the southern exposure. The proximity to amenities means daily errands require only short drives, while the privacy of the plot ensures a sense of seclusion when returning home. The mature planting provides established shade and privacy immediately, without waiting years for landscaping to develop.
Living in Sotogrande Alto provides access to daily necessities within a 2km radius, including three restaurants, two pharmacies, two banks, six cafes, and two dental practices. The EV charging station less than 1km away supports modern vehicle requirements. The area's infrastructure connects residents to larger commercial centres while maintaining residential privacy. Sotogrande's wider amenities include international schools within 3km, making the location practical for families. The marina at Puerto de Sotogrande, 3.9km away, offers harbour facilities and waterfront dining. The sports centres and polo club provide additional recreational options beyond the immediate property's facilities. The area's development includes maintained roads, security services, and organised waste management, contributing to the functionality of daily life in this residential community.
The property sits within the elevated section of Sotogrande, indicated by the 142m altitude marker. The surrounding area shows the characteristic low-density development pattern of this prestigious residential enclave. The map illustrates the proximity to three championship golf courses that form a triangle around this section of Sotogrande. The villa's position provides access to both the inland road network and the coastal areas, with the Mediterranean visible as a blue band to the south. The mature tree coverage surrounding the property indicates the established nature of this part of Sotogrande Alto.
Sotogrande Alto occupies an elevated position within the wider Sotogrande development, which stretches along the Mediterranean coast. This location places it approximately midway between the larger urban centres of Gibraltar to the southwest and Estepona to the northeast. While the immediate area comprises low-density residential development, the region connects to major Andalusian cities including Málaga, approximately 90km to the northeast. The position offers access to both coastal amenities and inland routes to regional centres. Within the broader Costa del Sol context, Sotogrande represents a distinct enclave characterised by lower density, larger properties, and specialised recreational facilities compared to the higher-density developments found closer to Marbella or Fuengirola.
The property's strategic location places essential amenities within convenient distances. The nearest beach, Playa de La Alcaidesa, is 4.7km away, while additional coastal options extend to 9.3km. Gibraltar Airport lies 14km away, facilitating international travel, though larger international connections require accessing Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport at approximately 809km. Golf enthusiasts benefit from exceptional proximity to three championship courses: Valderrama at 1.6km, La Cañada at 1.8km, and Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande at 2.0km. Daily shopping requires a 1.7km journey to the nearest supermarket. Medical services are available 9.5km away at the local hospital. The location balances accessibility with the tranquillity of a residential setting, with most services accessible within a 15-minute drive.
| Valencia (VLC) | 802 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 809 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Sotogrande Alto benefits from a Mediterranean climate with average temperatures ranging between 11-26°C annually. The 3,230 sunshine hours per year create an environment conducive to outdoor living throughout most seasons. The 142m elevation above sea level provides slight temperature moderation compared to immediate coastal areas, while maintaining sufficient altitude for drainage and panoramic potential. The swimming season extends from late spring through autumn, supported by consistent sunshine hours. The property's orientation includes both southeast and southwest aspects, allowing for varied sun exposure throughout the day across different areas of the house and garden. The established subtropical planting in the garden thrives in these conditions, with the mature specimens providing natural shade during peak summer months. The microclimate created by the mature garden and covered outdoor spaces extends comfortable outdoor living periods beyond what would be possible in exposed locations.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
The property provides access to several Blue Flag standard beaches within a 10km radius. Playa de La Alcaidesa at 4.7km represents the nearest coastal option, with additional beaches extending along the coastline. The recreational landscape, however, is dominated by golf facilities, with three major courses within 2km of the property: the prestigious Valderrama, La Cañada, and Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande. These courses offer different playing experiences and club facilities accessible to residents. Beyond golf, the area features polo facilities at Santa María Polo Club, 3km away, representing one of Europe's premier polo destinations. Sports facilities at Complejo Deportivo Zona Norte, 2.3km away, provide additional recreational options. The private pool and garden offer immediate recreational space without leaving the property, while the proximity to multiple sports facilities supports varied recreational pursuits throughout the year.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Sotogrande Alto occupies an elevated position within the wider Sotogrande development, which stretches along the Mediterranean coast. This location places it approximately midway between the larger urban centres of Gibraltar to the southwest and Estepona to the northeast. While the immediate area comprises low-density residential development, the region connects to major Andalusian cities including Málaga, approximately 90km to the northeast. The position offers access to both coastal amenities and inland routes to regional centres. Within the broader Costa del Sol context, Sotogrande represents a distinct enclave characterised by lower density, larger properties, and specialised recreational facilities compared to the higher-density developments found closer to Marbella or Fuengirola.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall | Sun Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 10.8°C | 67 mm | 177h |
| February | 12.0°C | 50 mm | 207h |
| March | 14.5°C | 54 mm | 216h |
| April | 16.5°C | 48 mm | 258h |
| May | 19.8°C | 34 mm | 300h |
| June | 23.3°C | 8 mm | 333h |
| July | 26.0°C | 0 mm | 354h |
| August | 26.5°C | 2 mm | 330h |
| September | 23.5°C | 30 mm | 258h |
| October | 19.8°C | 84 mm | 222h |
| November | 14.8°C | 82 mm | 192h |
| December | 12.0°C | 86 mm | 162h |
Ref: VL392299
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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