Sunny Golf is one of the Taylor Wimpey España schemes on the Costa del Sol, and it is the kind of development that is easy to dismiss on a price list and worth understanding on the ground. From €375.000, with 2 and 3 bedrooms and apartments, penthouses and ground-floor homes, handed over last key-ready home.

What it is
The scheme sits in the Estepona Golf course, west of Estepona town. The remaining home is a two-bedroom, sold furnished and ready to move into.
Taylor Wimpey is a volume builder, and that is the point. Sixty-five years in Spain, the same specification book across its developments, and a price list that is published rather than negotiated. You are not buying a one-off villa with a name architect; you are buying a home from a builder who will still be there when the ten-year structural guarantee is claimed.
What the price buys
The entry price is €375.000. Across the Taylor Wimpey range on this coast the entry points run from €375.000 at Sunny Golf and Grand Bay to €630.000 for a three-bedroom townhouse at The Meadows — so Sunny Golf sits at the lower end of that ladder.
What moves the price between the schemes is not the kitchen. It is the location and the phase: a key-ready home costs more than one delivered in 2027, and a resort address costs more than a village one.

What to ask
- Which phase, and which handover date applies to the unit you are reserving.
- What is included in the price for that unit — parking, storage, kitchen, air conditioning.
- The community fee and, where relevant, the resort charges.
- Whether the current offer conditions still apply on the day you reserve.
Full details, photographs and the specification list are on our own page for the development: Sunny Golf — Estepona Golf.
Disclaimer. Prices, surfaces, specifications and completion dates are indicative, may contain errors or omissions and may change. Prices exclude VAT. Images are supplied by the developer. Nothing here is a binding offer; binding terms are established only in a signed reservation agreement and purchase contract.

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