The best question is the one I have not heard yet, so get in touch if these do not answer what you need.
Life inside the gates, and what lies just outside.
One staffed entrance, 24 hours a day, with digital access control. Only owners and invited guests come through.
In practice it registers as quiet. No passing traffic, nobody driving in to look around, and you can leave the terrace door open.
Shops and pharmacies are five to ten minutes away. The beach is ten minutes.
Alicante airport is 45 minutes, Murcia airport 35 minutes.
Low season does not mean empty. People live here all year, so the estate never feels like a ghost town.
July and August are the busiest months at the clubhouse and the facilities, because most houses fill up with children and grandchildren.
For golf, the main season runs from September through June. Northern European golfers come precisely when winter has set in further north.
No. As of 2026, close to half of the owners here do not play golf.
Most buy for the nature, the security and the other facilities: tennis, padel, pickleball, the Sports & Health Club, the spa, and the nature reserve with its trails.
Owners from across Northern Europe and from Spain. The community is international, and English works everywhere on the estate.
What you buy, how it is built, and who builds it.
Las Colinas Residential, which has developed the entire estate since 2011.
The company has its own architects and its own technical department, and acts as the client for every build. Subcontractors are engaged and supervised by them.
It is not a question of better or worse, but of two ways to own.
An apartment is lock and leave: you close the door and travel, and the shared areas are looked after while you are away. A villa gives you a private garden and pool, more space, and more to keep an eye on.
That depends on the type of project. In a turnkey apartment or villa the framework is largely set.
How much can be adjusted depends on the phase the build is in. The earlier you are involved, the more can be tailored. It is settled directly with the developer.
If everything is to be decided from scratch, that is a bespoke villa, drawn together with the architects.
Normally 18 to 24 months from the start of construction.
The developer often begins building before launch, so handover can come sooner for those who buy along the way.
All the imagery used in marketing is digitally produced, so it is illustrative.
In my experience the property itself matches the finished result very closely. The surroundings in the illustrations, on the other hand, can differ.
That is why you should see the estate with your own eyes, and bring me along, before you decide. Then there are no surprises.
The paperwork, the order of things, and what a year costs.
First an NIE number, then your own lawyer, then the notary. In that order.
The lawyer is yours, not the seller's. I stay with you through every step.
The costs depend on the property type, the price, and whether it is new build or resale.
Get in touch and I will go through the exact figures for the property you are considering, so you are not working from an average that does not apply to you.
The running costs cover property tax, electricity, water, community charges and the contribution to the estate. Every property is different, so every budget is different.
Where you actually land depends on how you use the property. Get in touch and I will go through the exact figures for the type of home you are considering.
Yes, every new build can be rented out.
If you want to let it for periods of ten days or less, a rental licence is required, and it is applied for through the municipality. Processing times are long at the moment.
If rental income is the main reason you are buying, we should talk before you decide, so you know both the rules and the realistic numbers.
For apartments the community is responsible for the shared areas, and the community itself chooses the company that does the work. You lock the door and travel.
As a villa owner you decide: do it yourself, or engage the specialists who already work on the estate.
What it involves, and what it does not.
Thirty minutes about the life you picture, not about property. No list, no viewing.
A few days on the estate, built around you and your family. Never a group.
You stay here, eat here and use the facilities, so you know how everyday life actually feels.
You do. I ask the questions and lay out both sides, including what argues against it.
One point of contact through construction, handover, and for 12 months after the keys change hands.
I get in touch personally. Your details are used only to answer you, and are never shared.