The real estate project being developed by the Cosentino Group in Mojácar (Almería) continues to gather momentum. The family firm behind the company that owns Silestone is finalising construction of the luxury hotel that will form part of the Macenas Mediterranean Resort, while sales of the residential properties planned within the complex continue to progress.
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Most of the more than 300 homes included in this residential and tourism development have already been sold and handed over, although some units remain available. Prices start at €375,000 for apartments and rise to almost €1.5 million for villas.
The most affordable properties are on the Los Altos development, which comprises one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with high-end finishes and views of the sea and the resort's golf course. These homes, available in three design styles – contemporary, Mediterranean and natural – are listed on idealista. The available units feature two bedrooms and offer up to 90 m² of living space, with a parking space and terrace included in the price. Current asking prices range between €375,000 and €400,000. Residents also have access to a communal swimming pool and gym.
A limited number of homes are also available in the Las Villas development, which consists of detached properties with private swimming pools, private parking and plots ranging between 600 and 1,100 m². Two homes are currently listed: a two-storey villa with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, available for €1.1 million, and a three-storey villa with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, priced at €1.45 million.
According to the listings, the villas offer generous living spaces, premium finishes and views of both the sea and the golf course. Buyers can also customise the interiors thanks to professional interior designers.
A resort in the heart of Cabo de Gata
The development occupies an enviable location. As the developer explains, it is "the gateway to Cabo de Gata Natural Park, between the Sierra Cabrera mountains and the Mediterranean Sea."
The golf course is now complete following a renovation that finally brought a long-delayed project to fruition. Designed by Stirling & Martin, the course combines a demanding sporting challenge with environmentally conscious features, including reusing treated wastewater from the resort for irrigation. Plans also include a clubhouse with a golf academy, pro shop, restaurant, practice facilities and equipment hire services.
The five-star hotel will operate under the Destination by Hyatt brand. Mojácar Town Council granted the building permit for the project in March, and it is expected to open in 2028. The hotel will feature 143 rooms and a wide range of premium services, including signature dining, wellness facilities, outdoor experiences and cultural and sporting activities.
In addition to Los Altos and Las Villas, the resort also includes the Las Terrazas development, a collection of premium apartments for which there are currently no units available on idealista.
