New build residential complex in alcaidesa, cadiz

San Roque’s Alcaidesa coast is home to a new-build residential complex that sits between the Club House and the Fairmont Hotel, facing the golf course with uninterrupted views of the Mediterranean and the Rock of Gibraltar. This penthouse is part of a gated development of 289 apartments and townhouses, each with allocated parking and a storage room. The setting is intentionally low-density, surrounded by vegetation and designed for tranquillity — yet you are never far from the services and connections that matter.

Inside, the penthouse is arranged over two or three bedrooms, with floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the living space with light. The terrace is the main event: a panoramic outdoor room from which to watch the sunrise over the sea or the sunset over Gibraltar and Africa. The architecture is clean and functional, with a layout that prioritises comfort and ease of living. Every room has been planned with care, from the open-plan kitchen to the principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom.

The communal areas are extensive and deliberately varied. There are infinity swimming pools, a gymnasium, a sauna, a kids’ club, a coworking space, a study area, a library and a café. The complex also has surveillance systems and underground vehicle circulation, so the streets above remain quiet and pedestrian-friendly. It is a place where you can retreat into nature without losing access to the essentials.

Beyond the gates, you are surrounded by some of the best golf courses in Europe: Valderrama, Almenara, La Hacienda Links, Sotogrande, San Roque, La Cañada, Santa María Polo Club and La Reserva. The coast offers marinas, hospitals and schools, while Gibraltar is five kilometres away and Málaga airport is 120 kilometres via the AP-7. The location works equally well for a holiday home, a full-time residence or an investment property.

If you would like to see this penthouse in person, a viewing trip can be arranged to experience the light, the views and the quiet of the Alcaidesa coast.