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- Ronda
1/50Ronda
Detached Villa · 395 m² · €2,658/m²
1/40Ronda
Finca - Cortijo · 30 m² · €5,183/m²
1/55Ronda
Detached Villa · 158 m² · €2,722/m²
1/73Ronda
Detached Villa · 225 m² · €2,440/m²
1/98Ronda
Detached Villa · 349 m² · €2,149/m²
1/58Ronda
Detached Villa · 512 m² · €1,561/m²
1/30Ronda
Finca - Cortijo · 424 m² · €1,899/m²
1/30Ronda
Townhouse · 114 m² · €1,667/m²
1/40Ronda
Townhouse · 125 m² · €1,584/m²
1/40Ronda
Detached Villa · 303 m² · €1,307/m²
Ronda is one of Andalusia's most spectacular towns, set dramatically on a clifftop split in two by the deep El Tajo gorge. The famous Puente Nuevo stone bridge links the town's two halves and has become one of the region's most photographed sights. Up here in the mountains, some way inland from the coast, visitors find a genuine Spanish town with a long history, one of the country's oldest bullrings and vineyards spreading across the surrounding countryside. The elevation brings cooler air in summer and sweeping views over the Serranía de Ronda.
Ronda appeals to international buyers looking for something entirely different from coastal beach life — a life shaped by nature, culture and authentic Andalusian routine. It attracts people from across Europe, particularly those seeking space, calm and a strong sense of place. Despite its secluded setting, the town is well supplied with restaurants, shops and services. The drive down to the coast and Marbella takes around an hour and a half, while Málaga and its international airport are a little over an hour away.