Key-ready La Gaspara 2-bed homes with live pricing
Estepona — Urb. La Gaspara, Costa del Sol
- Urb La Gaspara 100522 has 2 key-ready 2-bed homes with live pricing shown in the price block
- 122-135 m² keeps the brief focused on efficient coastal living
- The price block is the source of truth for current pricing, unit status and reservation checks
- Beach around 400 m gives the page a clear western-coast anchor
- Valle Romano bus stop at 369 m helps a thin daily-service map
- Ground-floor versus apartment format is the main viewing decision
Available properties
1 property available
Property essentials
Amenities
Location scores
Walk Score
Car dependent
Climate comfort
Very comfortable
Flight connectivity
Fair
Price vs. area average
Gloval Barómetro Andalucía · 2025-Q3
Location
Beach & waterfront
Nearby services
Airports & connections

Climate & environment
Climate
Average monthly temperatures (°C)
Sea and swimming season
Monthly sea temperature (°C)
Open-Meteo · averages 2023-2026 (3 years)
Air quality
Average: 2025-05-02 to 2026-05-01 · Open-Meteo CAMS reanalysis · open-meteo-cams
Solar potential
Source: European Commission PVGIS-SARAH3 (2005-2023)
Investment & lifestyle
Property tax (IBI)
- IBI rate0.466% / annual
- From €538,000 estimated~€1,379/yr
- Garbage tax€145/yr
Source: Ayuntamiento de Estepona, Ordenanza Fiscal 2025 (2025)
Rental yield estimate
Short-term let (Airbnb-style)
5.73%
Gross yield
Long-term rental
3.79%
Gross yield
Indicative figures, gross of expenses (community fees, IBI, management, taxes typically reduce by 30–40%). Always consult a licensed financial advisor before investing.
Source: market estimates from idealista, Airbnb data and INE hotel occupancy
About Estepona
Valor superior al adyacente Marbella (35-40% más barato), con un mercado emergente en trayectoria ascendente.
More about EsteponaSpecifications
| Primary type | Ground floor apartment |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Built area | 135 m² |
| Usable area | 104 m² |
| Terrace | 35 m² |
| Year built | 2024 |
| Energy rating | B / B |
| Available properties | 1 |
| Town | Estepona |
| District | Urb. La Gaspara |
| Province | Málaga |
| Postal code | 29693 |
Energy performance
B / B
High energy class: low consumption.
About Key-ready La Gaspara 2-bed homes with live pricing
Urb La Gaspara 100522 is the compact key-ready version of the western Estepona beach story. The active stock is deliberately tight: 2 homes, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 122-135 m². The mix is one ground-floor home and one apartment, so the buyer is not weighing a sprawling release with many competing layouts. The useful starting point is format, finish and exact unit quality. Current pricing and availability should be read in the live price block, which is the source of truth when the written content and unit feed have different update cycles.
The value question should be handled with the same discipline. This page has previously carried a below-context signal for ready stock, but buyers should avoid treating any written amount as fixed. Use the live price block for the current asking level, then compare that figure with the selected unit's condition, view, outdoor space and running costs. The development remains attractive when the ready-use convenience, sea-view position and compact 2-bed format justify the premium against alternatives. It becomes weaker if the live unit feels ordinary beside larger or more efficient La Gaspara options.
The local routine is not as walkable as the beach distance first suggests. Valle Romano bus stop is 369 m away and the beach feed distance is 400 m, but Carrefour is 2,189 m away, Farmacia Estepona is 1,407 m away and there are no supermarket, pharmacy or cafe-bar counts inside 1 km. Hospital de Alta Resolución de Estepona is 1,295 m away and Azata Golf is 1,382 m away. The page works better as beach-near with a car plan than as a doorstep-services address. Buyers should test the beach route in person, including slopes, crossings, parking pressure and how it feels after dark.
Key-ready status changes how a UK buyer should behave. Instead of accepting floor-plan claims, the viewing can test terrace privacy, storage, lift route, pool and gym condition, parking, road noise, finish quality and whether the route to the beach is comfortable. The B/B energy rating is solid, but buyers should still ask about cooling, heating, glazing, orientation and real summer comfort. Because the homes are ready, each claim can be checked against the physical unit rather than left for handover.
The best comparison set is Urb La Gaspara 100563 for energy performance, Urb La Gaspara 100524 for larger homes and a shorter 200 m beach distance, and La Gaspara 100350 for a lower-entry alternative shown in the live stock environment. Urb La Gaspara 100522 wins when the buyer wants a smaller ready 2-bed home with sea views, pool, gym and fewer moving parts. It loses when the search is for maximum space, strongest efficiency rating or dense walkability. The final decision should join the live price block to the real viewing notes, not to an older written figure.
Layout & design
The floor-plan choice is deliberately narrow. One ground-floor home and one apartment means the buyer should compare privacy, light, terrace usability and access rather than chase a wide inventory. The ground-floor unit needs a careful boundary and security check, especially where terrace edges meet communal circulation or garden areas. The apartment needs a stronger outlook, a clear lift route and a noise test from nearby roads, neighbours and shared amenities. In both cases, the live price block should be checked before viewing so the buyer knows which unit is actually available.
The 122-135 m² range is comfortable for 2 bedrooms if the layout uses the space well. It should support longer holidays, visiting guests and some remote work, but only if living area and terrace depth are not squeezed. Buyers should ask for the exact furniture-scale plan and compare indoor flow with the sea-view claim. A plan that looks efficient on paper can still feel tight if storage is weak, if doors interrupt wall space or if the terrace is too exposed for regular meals.
The feature set includes air conditioning, lift, heating, gym, garden, storage, gated urbanisation, pool and communal pool, plus sea views. Because the homes are ready, these items should be verified physically. Pool and gym maintenance, garden condition, storage allocation, community fees and parking are not minor details here; they decide whether the finished product feels easy to own. Ask which facilities are private, which are communal, what rules apply to guests and whether any visible wear points are already appearing.
B/B energy rating is acceptable for this band of coastal ready stock. Orientation, shade, glazing, cooling and cross-ventilation still matter because western Estepona summers can expose weak design quickly. If the chosen unit feels calm, efficient and simple to maintain, the live pricing may support the case. If outdoor space, privacy or finish quality is average, the buyer may prefer an A/A sibling or a more service-rich Estepona page. The inspection should end with a practical ownership cost check, not just a terrace impression, and the current figure should be taken from the live price block.
Who is this for?
Urb La Gaspara 100522 fits buyers who want a ready 2-bed coastal base rather than a long off-plan wait. It can suit UK owners planning regular holidays, semi-retirement use or lower-complexity ownership with pool, gym, storage and sea views. The 73-minute Malaga airport profile is still workable for repeat stays, especially if the buyer expects to hire a car or keep transport arranged for arrivals.
It is not ideal for buyers who need a supermarket, pharmacy or cafe-bar within a normal daily walk. Those close-service gaps are part of the purchase, not a footnote. Las Mesas or Puerto de Estepona should be compared if the buyer wants everyday infrastructure first. Anyone choosing La Gaspara should be comfortable with a beach-near routine, periodic driving and fewer doorstep conveniences.
For rental assessment, treat it as a ready beach-near 2-bed rather than a resort-core apartment. Confirm licence route, community rules, guest parking, cleaning access, management cost, tax, furnishing durability and whether the beach route is convenient enough for short-stay guests. Current pricing and unit status should come from the live price block before any yield conversation starts, because a written page can be slower to change than availability.
The right buyer should inspect both active formats on the same visit if possible. If one unit clearly has better outdoor privacy, view and storage, the decision becomes straightforward. If both feel ordinary, a stronger La Gaspara sibling may be better value for ownership comfort.














