Property for sale in Manilva.
The western end of the Costa del Sol: the fishing town of Sabinillas, the marina at La Duquesa and the village of Manilva in the vineyards above, with some of the lowest prices on the coast for a sea view.
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Apartment in Manilva
Apartment in Manilva
Apartment in Manilva
What Manilva is like.
Manilva is the last municipality before the coast turns towards Gibraltar. On the sea is San Luis de Sabinillas, a Spanish town with a promenade, a Friday market and a beach, and next to it the marina at La Duquesa, with its bars and restaurants and a sizeable community from the UK and Ireland. The village of Manilva sits above among the vineyards that give the area its grape festival each September.
Prices are lower here than anywhere between Marbella and Sotogrande. Life is quieter, Gibraltar is close for the airport and the shops, and Estepona is fifteen minutes up the road.
Where to look in Manilva
- Sabinillas
Apartments on and behind the seafront in a working Spanish town. Walk to the beach, the market and the shops.
- La Duquesa
The marina and the golf behind it: apartment communities with pools, many with sea views.
- Manilva village
Village houses and townhouses with views over the vineyards to the sea.
- Punta Chullera and Bahía de las Rocas
The far western end, with coves and low-rise communities on the rocks.
The practical bits
- Málaga airport
- About an hour and ten minutes. Gibraltar airport is twenty-five minutes, with direct UK flights.
- Beach
- Sabinillas and La Duquesa, with rocky coves towards Chullera.
- Golf
- La Duquesa in the municipality, Finca Cortesín and Doña Julia next door.
- Shops
- Supermarkets in Sabinillas and La Duquesa. Gibraltar for UK shops, half an hour away.
- Health
- A health centre in Sabinillas. Hospital in Estepona.
Who buys here
Buyers on a budget who still want to see the sea, golfers, and people who like the idea of Gibraltar and its UK flights on the doorstep.
Manilva and the towns around it.
Ask us what it is like to live there.
Which end is quiet, which streets flood in a storm, where the British shops are. The things a listing never says.