Costa Blanca & Costa Cálida
Golf Property
Southern Costa Blanca and the Mar Menor hold one of Europe’s densest concentrations of golf courses — and homes on or beside the fairways at every price point. Play in January in a polo shirt; that is the whole point.
Why buyers choose golf property here
Golf on this coast is a year-round sport, not a summer one. Mild winters mean the courses around Orihuela Costa, the Vega Baja and the Mar Menor play twelve months a year, and the homes around them work equally well as permanent residences, winter bases or rental investments with a season that never really closes.
The market splits into two clear tracks. Purpose-built resorts such as Las Colinas and La Finca offer new-build quality, security and services inside the gates. Established golf towns like Villamartín and Ciudad Quesada wrap the courses in real communities — shops, restaurants and neighbours who live there all year. We sell both, and we will tell you honestly which suits you.
The golf areas
Six hotspots where our golf listings actually cluster — each with its own character and price level.
1 property
Las Colinas Golf & Country Club
A low-density resort in a protected valley — consistently ranked among Spain’s best courses, with villas and apartments set into the hillside.
5 properties
Villamartín, Las Ramblas & Campoamor
Three established courses side by side on Orihuela Costa — the classic golf triangle, five minutes from La Zenia and the beaches.
106 properties
La Finca Golf Resort, Algorfa
An inland resort around an 18-hole course near Algorfa — modern villas at prices the coastal golf resorts can’t match.
143 properties
Vistabella Golf & San Miguel de Salinas
A friendly parkland course between San Miguel and Los Montesinos, with some of the best-priced new-build golf homes in the south.
203 properties
La Marquesa Golf, Ciudad Quesada
One of the longest-established courses in the Vega Baja, in the heart of Ciudad Quesada’s international community.
325 properties
Mar Menor: Los Alcázares & La Serena
The biggest concentration of new-build golf property on this coast — flat lakeside courses around the Mar Menor lagoon.
New-build golf homes
New BuildBrand-new villas and apartments on or beside the courses — 10-year structural guarantee, modern specification, and staged payments during construction.
VILLA
5-bedroom villa in Santa Eulària Des Riu
5 bed · 5 bath · 378m²
€2,950,000
HH-OES-506
VILLA
3-bedroom villa in Las Colinas Golf & Country Resort
3 bed · 2 bath · 161m²
€1,380,000
HH-COLINAS-LIM-FAI
Resale golf homes
Established homes in mature golf communities — gardens grown in, communities settled, and you can move in (and tee off) right away.
Buying golf property — common questions
Do I have to be a club member to own a home on a golf resort?
No. On the courses we work with, property ownership and golf membership are separate. Owners can usually buy memberships or discounted green-fee packages, but you are free to own without playing — many residents simply enjoy the setting and security.
What extra costs should I budget for when buying in Spain?
As a rule of thumb, allow roughly 10–14% on top of the purchase price. Resale purchases carry a transfer tax (ITP) that varies by region — 8% in the Valencia region, where most of these areas sit — while new builds carry 10% VAT plus stamp duty. Notary, land registry and legal fees make up the rest. We provide a full cost breakdown before you commit to anything.
Is a new-build or a resale better on a golf course?
It depends on your priorities. New builds offer modern specification, energy efficiency, a 10-year structural guarantee and staged payments — but you may wait for completion. Resales in mature golf communities are ready now, often on larger plots, with established gardens and communities. We sell both and will show you like-for-like comparisons.
Do golf properties rent well?
Golf areas benefit from a long rental season: golfers travel in spring, autumn and winter, exactly when beach demand drops. Note that holiday rentals in Spain require a regional tourist licence, and some communities restrict short-term letting — we check the rules for any specific property before you buy.
Can non-residents buy property in Spain?
Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign buyers. You will need an NIE (foreigner identification number), which we help arrange, and a Spanish bank account is practical. Non-residents can also obtain Spanish mortgages, typically financing up to 60–70% of the purchase price.
Ready when you are
Tell us how you want to live and play
Frontline villa, lock-up-and-leave apartment, or a rental investment near the first tee — tell us your budget and your game, and we’ll shortlist the right homes and book viewings around your tee times.
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