Welcome to this charming 4-bedroom villa in La Alquería, Benahavís, offering an exceptional combination of privacy, character and Mediterranean living in one of the most sought-after residential areas of the Costa del Sol. Elevated above the coastline, the property enjoys beautiful views towards La Concha mountain and the Mediterranean Sea, creating a peaceful setting while remaining within easy reach of Marbella and Puerto Banús. Set on a generous 1,014 m² private plot, the villa offers approximately 218 m² of built space and 60 m² of terraces, with four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing an inviting home for both permanent living and holidays.
Arranged primarily on one level, the villa combines warm architectural character with bright and functional interiors. A solid wood structure adds a distinctive sense of charm, while the spacious living room features an elegant fireplace and large glass doors opening directly onto the terraces and pool area. The fully fitted open-plan kitchen with breakfast bar and dining area connects seamlessly with the main living space, creating an ideal layout for entertaining and everyday family life. The generous master suite features a private dressing area and en-suite bathroom, while three additional guest bedrooms share a well-appointed family bathroom. A separate guest toilet provides additional convenience for residents and visitors.
Outdoor living is at the heart of this La Alquería villa, with an impressive saltwater swimming pool surrounded by expansive wooden terraces, sunbathing areas and shaded lounge spaces. A dedicated barbecue area and covered outdoor dining space provide the perfect setting for long Mediterranean lunches, evening gatherings and year-round entertaining while enjoying the surrounding sea and mountain views. The property also benefits from a substantial lower level with a garage for up to six cars, laundry area and extensive storage space. There is also excellent potential to further enhance the villa by adding an upper floor or creating an independent guest apartment behind the garage, offering additional lifestyle and investment possibilities.
Ideally positioned in La Alquería, Benahavís, the villa is just minutes from prestigious golf courses, international schools, Mediterranean beaches and the renowned lifestyle destinations of Marbella and Puerto Banús. Combining 218 m² of built space, 60 m² of terraces, a 1,014 m² plot, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a private saltwater pool and panoramic sea and La Concha views, this property represents an outstanding opportunity for buyers searching for a villa in Benahavís near Marbella, whether as a permanent family residence, Mediterranean holiday home or investment property on the Costa del Sol.
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