Birdie Hills
BIRDIE HILLS, a fully golf-centred community of 68 apartments inside the Estepona Golf course, minutes from the centre of Estepona.
From €325K
Request detailsAbout Birdie Hills
Estepona West, Estepona
The project integrates harmoniously into the landscape of the course, with clear, permanent views over the green from every corner of the development. Homes are oriented southeast and west, which guarantees natural light throughout the day and a constant connection with the natural surroundings. The architecture combines modern lines with a warm, serene aesthetic, with open, functional spaces, generous terraces and a direct relationship with the native vegetation that surrounds the course.
The amenities are selected for enjoyment and wellbeing: an outdoor pool and a second pool in the solarium area with a chill-out zone, a fully equipped gym, a social club and buggy parking spaces reserved exclusively for residents.
Living at Birdie Hills means a calm, orderly environment with direct access to the green, in one of the areas with the strongest potential on the Costa del Sol, only a few minutes from the centre of Estepona.
Delivery is officially scheduled for 2029.
Few developments on this coast can say the golf course is literally their garden: at Birdie Hills the buggy parking tells you the green is part of the daily routine, not an occasional plan.
The official payment structure is: 12,000 EUR + VAT (13,200 EUR) on reservation; 20% + VAT of the selling price on signing the private purchase contract, less the reservation, on obtaining the construction licence; 10% + VAT six months after the private contract; 10% + VAT twelve months after the private contract; and the remaining 60% + VAT on completion, at title deed and key handover.
Amenities & Features
- Social Club
- Preinstallationfor Ev
- Solar Energy
- Gym
- First Line Golf
- Closed Urbanization
- Golf View
- Air Conditioning
- Solarium
- Outdoor Pool
- Inside Golf Resort
- Lift
- Aerothermics
Gallery
Available Units
| Type | Price | Status | Beds | Baths | Built | Terrace | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment | €325.000 | Available | 2 | 2 | 75 m² | 22 m² | |
| Apartment | €365.000 | Available | 2 | 2 | 76 m² | 25 m² | |
| Apartment | €390.000 | Available | 2 | 2 | 79 m² | 24 m² | |
| Apartment | €470.000 | Available | 3 | 2 | 97 m² | 32 m² | |
| Apartment | €490.000 | Available | 2 | 2 | 71 m² | 97 m² | |
| Apartment | €630.000 | Available | 3 | 2 | 98 m² | 53 m² | |
| Apartment | €650.000 | Available | 3 | 2 | 103 m² | 89 m² | |
| Apartment | €730.000 | Available | 3 | 2 | 116 m² | 58 m² |
Location
Estepona West, Estepona
Estepona is one of the fastest-changing towns on the Costa del Sol. Once a quiet fishing village, it has reinvented itself as a vibrant coastal destination without losing its Andalusian soul. The population has grown from around 69,500 in 2019 to 79,621 as of January 2025 - over 10,000 new residents in five years, one of the fastest growth rates of any municipality in Málaga province. Roughly a quarter of residents are foreign nationals, spanning 135 nationalities: British buyers remain the largest single group, alongside large and well-established Scandinavian, German, French, Belgian and Dutch communities. The town marks this every spring with Foreign Residents' Day, now in its 25th year.
The municipality covers a remarkably diverse 137 km² of territory along 21 km of coastline. From beachfront urbanisations such as Bahía Dorada and El Velerín to hillside country estates in La Gaspara and the Río Padrón valley, buyers can choose between lock-and-leave apartments, contemporary villas on golf courses and traditional fincas surrounded by cork oaks.
The Old Town: Andalucía's Floral Capital
The casco antiguo earned Estepona the nickname "the floral capital of the Costa del Sol" through the "Jardín de la Costa del Sol" project, launched in 2012: virtually every street in the old town carries its own coordinated flower-pot colour scheme, planted and maintained by the town hall. The same year, mayor José María García Urbano launched the Route of Artistic Murals, which has grown to around 70 large-scale murals across the town centre, turning once-neglected corners into a walkable open-air gallery. Much of the old town is pedestrianised, and the whitewashed lanes lead down to Plaza de las Flores and the seafront.
Beaches
Estepona's 21 km of coastline holds a genuine spread of beach character. Playa de la Rada is the central, promenade-lined beach with cafes and restaurants; Playa del Cristo is a sheltered cove by the marina; Playa El Saladillo runs over 3 km, one of the longest stretches on this part of the coast; and further out, Playa de Guadalmansa, Playa de Bahía Dorada and Playa El Padrón offer quieter, less built-up alternatives.
Coastal Heritage: Castles and Watchtowers
The remains of Castillo de San Luis, a 16th-century coastal fortress built to defend the town after the Moorish rebellion of 1568 and designed by military engineer Juan Ambrosio Malgrá, overlook Playa de la Rada; it was restored and reopened to strong local response in late 2025. Along the wider coastline, seven historic watchtowers built against pirate raids still stand, including the circular, 16th-century Torre del Velerín, recently restored with a new 5,000 m² green area around it.
The Marina and New Golden Mile
Puerto Deportivo de Estepona has 447 berths, accommodating yachts up to 35m and 3.5m draft, making it the third-largest marina in Málaga province by capacity. The New Golden Mile stretching east toward Marbella has attracted resort developments, five-star hotels and championship golf courses over the past decade, giving the eastern half of the municipality a more international, resort-driven character than the town centre.
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