A fully furnished ground-floor studio of 60 m² in Sotogrande Costa, Cádiz, offered at a fixed asking price of €195,000. The property forms part of a residential complex with a lift, landscaped communal gardens and a communal swimming pool. Built in 2000 and delivered key-ready, it includes an open-plan living and sleeping area, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with bathtub. Hot and cold air conditioning is installed throughout. The location sits within an established urbanisation close to Sotogrande Marina, several golf courses and the beach at La Alcaidesa.
Within Sotogrande and its immediate surroundings, the studio's €195,000 asking price sits well below current new-build supply. Altara Alcaidesa lists from €341,000, Atria in Sotogrande from €423,000, and Adel San Roque from €549,000. The difference of at least €146,000 reflects several factors: the new-build projects offer modern construction, typically more bedrooms and often sea or golf views, while this studio is a resale unit from 2000 with an urban view, no separate bedroom and no dedicated parking. The comparison is therefore less about quality than about product type. A buyer comparing the two routes is effectively choosing between paying a premium for new construction and larger floor plans, or accepting a compact existing unit in an established, functioning urbanisation with infrastructure already in place, shops, schools, health centres and the marina all operating around it. Sotogrande's market context supports this diversity: the area records 1,018 housing transactions per year, indicating an active resale market alongside new development, and its 1719 hotel beds across eight hotels point to steady seasonal demand. Regionally, the location trades some of the Marbella coast's intensity, Marbella itself is 45 km east, for a quieter, golf-centred environment at the Cádiz end of the Costa del Sol, with Gibraltar 15 km away as a distinct travel advantage for UK-based buyers. Median income in the province of €15,750 gives context for local purchasing power, though Sotogrande's property market operates largely at international price levels. For buyers weighing entry cost against specification, this studio represents the lower end of the local price spectrum while keeping the core location attributes, golf, marina, beach and schools, within a short drive.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The studio stands in Sotogrande Costa, a consolidated residential area on the Cádiz coast. Restaurants, pharmacies, banks and cafés are all within two kilometres. Puerto de Sotogrande lies 2.2 km away as the crow flies, and Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande is just 0.3 km from the complex. The surrounding neighbourhood is urban in character with street parking available.
The 60 m² layout combines a bright living and dining area with an open sleeping space separated by a wooden partition. A fully equipped open-plan kitchen and a bathroom with bathtub complete the accommodation. Communal gardens and a swimming pool provide outdoor space without private garden maintenance. West-facing orientation gives afternoon and evening light, and fibre optic WiFi is connected.
This is an existing home, completed in 2000 and currently key-ready. It is offered fully furnished and described as being in very good condition. Hot and cold air conditioning is already installed. No construction phase or delivery date applies, so the buyer can take possession directly after completion of the purchase process. All dates relating to the original build are indicative.
The property does not offer a private garden, private pool or dedicated parking space; parking is on the street. Views are urban rather than towards the sea or golf course. As a studio, it has no separate bedroom. Public transport in the area is limited to a single stop, so daily mobility relies largely on a car. The building dates from 2000, meaning finishes reflect that construction period.
This studio fits a recognisable set of situations. A buyer seeking a low-maintenance second home on the Cádiz coast, within a short drive of the beach and marina, will find the communal pool and furnished, key-ready condition reduce the practical barriers to occasional use. Someone purchasing a first foothold in Spain at a lower entry price than the area's new-build offerings, €195,000 against from-prices of €341,000 and above, gets an established location with functioning infrastructure around it. Golf players benefit from a specific advantage: Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande is 0.3 km away, with La Cañada at 2.5 km and Valderrama at 3.4 km, one of the densest concentrations of courses on this coast. The property suits a single occupant or a couple, given the studio layout with its partitioned sleeping area. It is less suited to situations requiring separate bedrooms, private outdoor space, dedicated parking or independence from a car. The west-facing aspect means the main room warms through the afternoon, pleasant in winter, a factor to manage in summer, though hot and cold air conditioning is installed. Buyers intending to generate rental income should treat that as their own assessment; the area records 1,018 housing transactions per year and eight hotels with 1,719 beds, indicating established tourist activity, but no yield figure forms part of the property data. For year-round residence, the nearby health centres, schools and flat terrain work in its favour; the single public transport stop does not.
The property was completed in 2000 and is described as being in very good condition, offered fully furnished. The photographic record shows a modern bathroom with a bathtub and mirror unit, an open-plan kitchen integrated with the living space, and a bedroom area separated by a wooden partition. This suggests the interior has been updated since the original build date, though the extent and timing of any renovation should be confirmed during a viewing. Technical comfort is covered by hot and cold air conditioning, providing climate control across seasons. Fibre optic connectivity and WiFi are installed, which matters for remote work and streaming, practical for a studio that may serve as a seasonal or year-round base. In terms of building services, the complex has a lift, so the ground-floor position carries no accessibility constraint within the building itself. Finishes visible in the images, the open kitchen units, the bathroom suite and the partition, appear consistent with a well-maintained, updated unit rather than a project in need of refurbishment. No information is available in the data on the building's insulation values, window glazing or structural condition, and these points would need verification through a technical survey. Community facilities, including the landscaped gardens and communal pool, are shared elements whose upkeep depends on the community of owners; prospective buyers should request the community fees, the building's maintenance plan and any planned works before purchase. As with any resale property in Spain, the notarial and registry checks form part of the standard process.
The studio is offered at a fixed asking price of €195,000. This is an existing, key-ready home rather than a new-build release, so there is no price list or range of unit types; the price applies to this specific 60 m² ground-floor property with its current furnishings included. At roughly €3,250 per square metre, the pricing can be compared with new-build projects elsewhere in Sotogrande, which currently start from €341,000 in Alcaidesa and rise to €549,000 in San Roque. Availability is immediate in principle, subject to the standard Spanish purchase process. Interested buyers should verify current availability, community fees and annual taxes before committing.
Daily life at this studio revolves around the rhythm of a compact coastal base rather than a family home. The open-plan living and dining area receives western light through the afternoon, which in practice means the main space is at its brightest at the end of the day, a pattern suited to evening meals indoors or on the complex grounds. The wooden partition behind the sleeping area gives a degree of visual separation without closing the space into a separate room. Morning routines are simple: the bathroom, with its bathtub rather than shower, serves the whole unit, and the open kitchen sits within a few steps of both the living area and the sleeping zone. The communal pool and gardens function as the property's outdoor extension. There is no private plot to maintain, and the complex lift makes the ground-floor position part of a small building rather than a standalone unit. Practically, the location supports two patterns of use. For holiday stays, the beach at La Alcaidesa, the marina at Puerto de Sotogrande and the cafés and restaurants within two kilometres cover most daily needs. For year-round living, the proximity of two health centres, thirteen primary schools and five secondary schools in the wider area, plus a supermarket-style spread of banks and pharmacies nearby, gives the basics of everyday infrastructure. A car remains the practical default: with only one public transport stop recorded, journeys to Algeciras, 21 km away, or Marbella, 45 km away, are made by road. The flat terrain, a gradient of just 0.6% towards the coast, means walking and cycling around the urbanisation itself require no effort on hills.
The immediate surroundings provide the essentials of daily life within a two-kilometre radius: three restaurants, six cafés, two pharmacies, two banks and two dentists. This density is adequate for routine needs without leaving the urbanisation, though larger shopping trips point towards Sotogrande's commercial areas or Algeciras, 21 km away in a straight line. Healthcare is covered by two health centres in the area, and education options include thirteen primary schools and five secondary schools, along with two international school campuses, Sotogrande International School San Roque at 4.1 km and the main campus at 4.8 km. The marina at Puerto de Sotogrande, 2.2 km as the crow flies, functions as the area's social anchor, with its waterfront promenade, dining and mooring facilities. For sports, the Santa María Polo Club and the Complejo Deportivo Zona Norte both sit at 1.8 km. The terrain is essentially flat, 27 m above sea level with a 0.6% gradient towards the coast, so moving around on foot or by bicycle is undemanding. An IONITY fast-charging station for electric vehicles is located 2.0 km away. The urban setting means the view from the studio is of streets and buildings rather than open landscape, and the area's character shifts between the busy summer season and quieter winter months, a rhythm typical of this stretch of coast.
The map shows the studio's position within Sotogrande Costa, close to the cluster of golf courses that define this part of the Cádiz coast. Puerto de Sotogrande, the beach at La Alcaidesa and the road connections towards Algeciras and Marbella are marked for orientation.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Sotogrande Costa occupies the western end of the Costa del Sol, at the boundary with Cádiz province and close to Gibraltar. Compared with the Marbella-centred heart of the coast 45 km east, the area is lower in density, greener and organised around golf, polo and marina life rather than high-rise tourism. Algeciras, 21 km west, is the industrial and port counterweight; Jerez de la Frontera, 87 km north-west, adds sherry culture and an international airport link via its own field. The location suits buyers who want the Costa del Sol climate with a quieter, more residential character.
The nearest beach, Playa de La Alcaidesa, lies 4.8 km away in a straight line, with actual road distance somewhat longer. Sotogrande Marina is closer at 2.2 km. Golf is the standout accessibility feature: Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande is 0.3 km away, effectively walkable, with Club de Golf La Cañada at 2.5 km and the renowned Valderrama at 3.4 km. Gibraltar Airport is the closest aviation link at roughly 15 km straight-line, which is a concrete advantage for buyers travelling from the United Kingdom. Málaga-Costa del Sol airport lies about 84 km away, connecting to the broader European network. Algeciras, with around 122,000 inhabitants, is 21 km away and provides the nearest large-town services and port connections to Morocco. Marbella, at 45 km, and Jerez de la Frontera, at 87 km, frame the wider region. Public transport is a weak point: only one stop is recorded in the area, so a car is effectively necessary for most journeys beyond the immediate neighbourhood. Street parking is available near the building.
| Beach Distance | 4.8 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 15 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 84 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data points to mild Mediterranean conditions: an average annual temperature of 18.5°C and a swimming season of five months during which sea water reaches at least 20°C. In practice this means comfortable beach and pool use from roughly late spring into early autumn, and winters that rarely demand more than the installed hot air conditioning. The elevation of 27 m above sea level, combined with a 0.6% gradient towards the coast, describes a genuinely flat coastal plain, no hill climbs between the property and the sea, which affects both walking comfort and cycling. The setting is urban rather than natural; green space comes primarily from the communal gardens of the complex and the golf courses that dominate the surrounding land use. The west-facing orientation of the studio interacts directly with the climate: the main living space collects heat and light through the afternoon and into the evening, a benefit in the cooler months and something the air conditioning handles in summer. Rainfall concentrates in the winter half-year, as is typical for southern Andalusia, with long dry spells from June to September.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The closest beach, Playa de La Alcaidesa at 4.8 km straight-line, is a long open stretch of the Mediterranean coast suited to walking and swimming during the five-month warm-water season. No Blue Flag designation data is included for the specific beaches here, so that status should be verified separately. Recreation in this area, however, is defined less by beaches than by golf and sport. Three courses lie within 3.4 km: Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande (0.3 km), Club de Golf La Cañada (2.5 km) and Club de Golf Valderrama (3.4 km), the latter a former Ryder Cup venue and one of the most recognised courses in continental Europe. For other sports, the Santa María Polo Club sits 1.8 km away, Sotogrande hosts high-goal polo in summer, and the Complejo Deportivo Zona Norte general sports centre is at the same distance. The marina at Puerto de Sotogrande adds sailing, dining and waterfront walking to the mix. On the complex itself, the communal pool and landscaped gardens provide daily outdoor recreation without leaving home, which for a studio without private grounds serves as the primary leisure amenity on site.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.6°C | 69 mm |
| February | 13.5°C | 38 mm |
| March | 14.5°C | 133 mm |
| April | 16.4°C | 54 mm |
| May | 19.2°C | 26 mm |
| June | 22.5°C | 9 mm |
| July | 25.0°C | 0 mm |
| August | 25.4°C | 3 mm |
| September | 23.1°C | 23 mm |
| October | 20.1°C | 62 mm |
| November | 15.9°C | 90 mm |
| December | 13.8°C | 76 mm |
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Ref: VL816487
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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