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Townhouses for Sale in Casares

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CASARES TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE

New Build & Resale Townhouses for Sale in Casares

Browse a wide range of townhouses for sale in Casares with Rhead Estates’ database of over 1000 properties. Find bargain, cheap, or distressed townhouses, or opt for luxury, contemporary, and off-plan new developments. Choose beachfront, beachside, or front line beach complex homes in Casares Playa, Casares Pueblo, or Doña Julia, ideal for holiday homes or investment. Located close to golf courses like Finca Cortesin, close to sea, close to shops, close to town, close to schools, and close to port, these resale and reduced properties deliver unmatched value. Use our search form to explore and contact us by email to buy your dream townhouse in Casares today!


Casares Playa
Townhouse
3 2 106 m2 14 m2
€270,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
3 2 107 m2 13 m2
€309,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
3 3 134 m2 30 m2
€329,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
4 3 150 m2 50 m2
€399,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
3 2 127 m2 91 m2
€425,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
2 3 173 m2 31 m2
€460,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
3 3 127 m2 91 m2
€465,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
3 2 136 m2 0 m2
€480,000
Casares Playa
Townhouse
4 4 153 m2 25 m2
€900,000
Casares
Townhouse
3 3 185 m2 69 m2
€950,000

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What types of properties are available in Casares?


Casares offers a diverse mix: traditional Andalusian white-washed villas, modern townhouses, rustic fincas (country estates), and apartments in small gated complexes. New-build developments and renovated historic homes.

What is the average price range for homes in Casares?

Prices vary by type and location:

  • Apartments/townhouses: €120,000–€250,000
  • Detached villas: €300,000–€800,000+
  • Fincas/rustic plots: €200,000–€600,000
    Proximity to the golf courses, coast (Manilva/Estepona), and panoramic views can push prices toward the top end.

Can non-EU citizens buy property in Casares?

Yes—there are no restrictions on non-EU buyers. You’ll need to obtain a Spanish NIE number (foreigner ID), open a Spanish bank account, and appoint a solicitor (abogado) to handle legal due diligence, contracts, and conveyancing.

What additional costs should I budget for besides the purchase price?

  • Transfer tax (ITP) for resale homes: 8%–10% of purchase price
  • VAT (IVA) on new builds: 10% of purchase price
    Stamp duty (AJD): ~1%
  • Notary, land registry & gestoría fees: ~1%–2%
  • Legal fees: ~1%–1.5%
  • Annual costs: IBI (council tax), community fees (if applicable), utilities

Is financing available?

Spanish banks typically lend up to 70 % of the purchase price to non-resident buyers (sometimes 80 % for EU citizens). Mortgage terms of 20–25 years are common; interest rates vary with the Euribor benchmark.

What are typical community fees?

For developments with shared facilities (pools, gardens, gyms), expect €60 – €200 per month, depending on amenities and property size.

What’s the buying timeline?

From making an offer to getting keys in hand typically takes 6–10 weeks, assuming financing and paperwork proceed smoothly.

Any tips for first-time buyers?

  • Visit in different seasons to gauge climate and community.
  • Budget a 10 % contingency for unexpected costs.
  • Hire an independent lawyer (abogado) to review contracts.
  • Consider resale potential—properties with sea views and proximity to golf often hold value best.

What are the best places to buy properties on the Costa del Sol?

From the luxury villas of Marbella and the marina-side glamour of Puerto Banús, to the charming old town of Estepona and the family-friendly beaches of Mijas Costa (with strong rental yields), plus the tranquil, value-priced hillside villages of Benahavís, Casares, Sotogrande and Manilva.