Vesta Mare

VVesta Mare occupies a rare beachfront position in Manilva, beside the Castle of La Duquesa and only a few minutes from the marina. The development has been planned around its relationship with the Mediterranean, arranging the buildings to give as many homes as possible open views towards the sea and making terraces an important part of everyday living.

The project is arranged across three buildings and offers a broad selection of residences with 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms. Interiors feature open-plan living and dining areas connected to the terraces, contemporary kitchens and large windows that bring natural light into the main living spaces.

The communal areas make particularly good use of the coastal setting. An infinity pool faces the Mediterranean, complemented by a separate children's pool, landscaped gardens, an indoor gym and a multipurpose space that can be used for coworking, meetings and events. Underground parking with assigned spaces and private storage rooms are included with each property.

One of the more unusual aspects of Vesta Mare is what lies beneath the site. Archaeological remains dating from the Roman period were discovered here, including traces associated with a former garum production complex and Roman villas. These remains are intended to be preserved and incorporated into an interpretive museum alongside the residential development.

The location also makes the development practical beyond its beachfront position. Puerto de la Duquesa is nearby, while Sabinillas, Estepona and Sotogrande provide further restaurants, shops, golf courses and everyday services along this stretch of the western Costa del Sol.