New development nestled front line to the legendary San Roque Club Old Course, yet just minutes from the blissful beaches of Cadiz. An intimate neighbourhood set in a coveted residential destination. It consists on 32 luxurious 4-bedroom townhouses, to the vision of a bright blue sky and lush green landscape that provides a serene setting to breathe free each day.

The open-plan interior layouts, seamlessly flow out to the exterior, with unobstructed views over the terrace and private garden through full width double terrace doors. These smart layouts allow you make the most of al fresco living, the very essence of life on the Costa del Sol. Moving on to the upstairs of the home,-you will discover the 4 bedrooms all of which boast fully fitted wardrobes, as well as 2 complete bathrooms.

2 of the bedrooms enjoy direct access to an outdoor terrace, the perfect spot to start the day in the harmony of nature. Parking is effortless with two dedicated spaces, giving you the convenience you deserve. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the course, as well as the dedicated parking for buggies.

Beyond the urbanisation San Roque offers a wide range of world-class golf courses, equestrian sports, sailing, a vibrant social scene and kilometres of golden sand beaches. It's an idyllic location for families of all ages and offers a lifestyle that transcends ordinary living. On the southern border of the Costa del Sol, in the province of Cádiz, this magnificent development can be found within the iconic San Roque country club, located a short distance from Sotogrande and Gibraltar.

San Roque is undoubtedly one of the most interesting towns in the Gibraltar area due to its unique historical background and its well-kept Andalusian architecture. Since 1704 the town has been known as Gibraltar in the Fields of San Roque', due to the fact that most of the Spanish inhabitants who left the Rock in that year during the British invasion settled there.

In 1706 King Phillip V of Spain made San Roque the official City of Gibraltar in Exile'. The whitewashed old quarter of town was declared a Collection of Listed Historical Buildings in 1975. Old San Roque is full of notable monuments and museums, as well as typical picturesque Andalusian streets and squares.

All the relics, records and iconography the Spanish Gibraltarians retrieved from Gibraltar are kept here, such as many statues in the Church. Another strong tradition is local gastronomy, the city is famous for its excellent tapa bars, where you can sample the most delicious local dishes. Whilst we always make utmost efforts to keep property availability and prices fully up to date, please be advised that any current displayed details are subject to change without notice due to sales activities.