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Finca Cortesin

Casares, Spain · Independent · High Luxury

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A 532-acre estate near Casares built to read as an Andalusian finca, reported at some 350 million euros. Cabell B. Robinson's championship course opened in 2006; the 67-suite hotel followed around 2008, architecture by Roger Torras and Ignacio Sierra, interiors by Duarte Pinto Coelho. It hosted the Volvo World Match Play in 2009, 2011, and 2012, and the 2023 Solheim Cup. The spa includes Spain's first snow cave.

About Finca Cortesin

History

Finca Cortesin is a 532-acre estate resort near Casares on the Costa del Sol, purpose-built at a cost of some €350 million to resemble a traditional Andalusian finca. Its championship golf course, designed by Cabell B. Robinson, opened in 2006, and the hotel followed, opening around 2008-2009. The architecture was led by Roger Torras and Ignacio Sierra, with interiors by Duarte Pinto Coelho.

The 67-suite resort has become one of Spain's most celebrated golf and leisure destinations, hosting the Volvo World Match Play Championship (2009, 2011, 2012) and the 2023 Solheim Cup, and boasting Spain's first snow cave among its spa amenities.

The setting

2 km from A-7 highway.

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