Finca/Country House for sale in Altos de Estepona, Estepona, Málaga

Finca Burca is an extraordinary private estate that blends the authentic charm of a traditional Andalusian farmhouse with the elegance of a secluded country manor. Surrounded by unspoiled countryside yet only minutes from the coast, it offers absolute privacy, panoramic views, and a timeless sense of tranquility.

With a history stretching back over 2,150 years, the estate has been continuously cultivated since Roman times. A Roman ruin remains on the land, while registered ruined houses and abandoned hamlets offer rare potential for restoration, adding both heritage and development possibilities.

The main farmhouse has been tastefully refurbished, featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large country kitchen with a breakfast area, and a generous double drawing room. Sun terraces, a swimming pool, a dressing room, and four garages complete the home. A separate guest cottage provides independent accommodation with a kitchen, lounge, bedroom, and shower room. Additional outbuildings and a productive vegetable garden enrich the property’s versatility.

Water is plentiful, with three reservoirs, a private well, and direct year-round access to the Rio Velerín, known for its waterfalls and natural rock pools. Over 5 km of internal roads connect the estate, which is equipped with mains electricity, digital TV, air conditioning, and its own forest populated with deer, wild boar, and partridge.

Finca Burca offers exceptional potential for building or extending up to 2,250 m².

Finca Burca is located along Camino Nicola, just inland from Estepona’s renowned coastal landmarks. Despite being about seven minutes from the coast and all amenities, the finca feels like a private sanctuary surrounded by forest, rivers, and mountains.

The nearby town of Estepona is one of the Costa del Sol’s most authentic destinations, celebrated for its whitewashed old town, lively marina, and Mediterranean beaches. Estepona also carries echoes of its Roman past, with archaeological sites such as the Villa de Las Torres and the Roman tower ruins reminding us of its centuries of settlement. This heritage resonates with the finca’s own Roman ruins and millennia-old farming tradition, creating a rare cultu