Casa Luna de Miel

A Townhouse in the Historic Center of Estepona

Estepona has spent years becoming the Costa del Sol's most liveable old town, with fewer yachts and more flower pots. Casa Luna de Miel sits at the centre of that, on Calle Antero, a cobbled street known for its cascading floral displays. The house was stripped back to its historic structure and rebuilt with natural materials, bespoke joinery, and a palette of warm limestone and oak.

The house is built around a sequence of quiet contrasts. Andalusian bones mean thick whitewashed walls, exposed timber ceiling beams, and hand-laid zellige-adjacent tiles. The furnishings pull in the opposite direction, with restrained Scandinavian forms, linen upholstery, and raw oak joinery.

The ground floor opens into a living and dining area furnished with one-of-a-kind objects and a selection of original art. The kitchen is tailored to measure,w ith marble countertop, Siemens appliances, Nespresso, and a dining table. A guest WC sits off the corridor. Each suite has linen-upholstered beds, soft lighting, generous storage, and an en-suite bathroom hand-built and finished with AJEN botanical products in refillable glass bottles. The Gira smart home system manages lighting, climate, and additional features across all spaces.

Outside are three terraces, each with a distinct character. The ground-floor patio is shaded and still, anchored by a small waterfall. The first-floor terrace catches the morning light, making it good for breakfast, but it's even better for a slow dinner as it softens into evening. The rooftop is the full picture: Estepona's terracotta rooflines, the bell tower of Santa María de los Remedios, the Sierra Bermeja behind and, on clear days, a streak of sea.

Layout

This vacation home for rent in Estepona sleeps up to four guests in a three-story townhouse. Ground floor: open-plan kitchen and living-dining area, guest WC, patio access. First floor: two en-suite bedrooms, terrace off the landing. Second floor: rooftop terrace. The house is pedestrianized at street level, and luggage drop-off before parking is recommended.

Beds

* Bedroom 1 — King, en suite, ground-floor patio access

* Bedroom 2 — King, en suite

Experiences

The concierge service can arrange airport transfers, grocery and cleaning services, restaurant reservations, and tailored welcome packs. Guests also receive a 10 percent discount at the AIRE de Estepona concept store in West Estepona. All additional services are on request and available at extra cost.

Good to know

Guests are welcomed in person. Spanish law requires guest registration with the government's SES Hospedajes digital system prior to arrival. Parking is pedestrianized at street level, and the nearest underground garage, Parking El Castillo, is a short walk away. No pets.

Amenities & services

Air conditioning, heating, Gira smart home system, wifi, free dryer (in unit), washer, Siemens refrigerator, Siemens electric stove, Siemens single oven, microwave, dishwasher, Nespresso, hot water kettle, toaster, wine glasses, dining table, AJEN shampoo, AJEN conditioner, AJEN body soap, hair dryer, iron, TV, outdoor furniture, outdoor dining area, sun loungers, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm, window guards. On request (extra cost): housekeeping, airport transfer, grocery service, restaurant reservations, travel crib.

Around

Estepona is genuinely walkable. Plaza de las Flores (the orange square) is a few minutes on foot, and Playa de la Rada, one of the best beaches on the Costa del Sol, is a 10-minute walk away. For dinner in the old town, El Gavilan Del Mar on Plaza Dr. Acre is worth the short walk. The hilltop village of Casares is a 30-minute drive. Marbella and Puerto Banús are 20 minutes east, and Sotogrande 20 minutes west. A car is useful for day trips, but the old town itself is easily walkable.