8 Beds·9 Baths·958 m²·3631 m² plot
This 8-bedroom villa in El Herrojo, La Quinta, offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and surrounding hills. It has 9 bathrooms, 958 m2 built, and 370 m2 of terrace space. The home is set on an elevated plot and faces south-east. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light. The living and dining areas are open plan. The kitchen has a large island and generous storage. The interiors feel stylish and comfortable. The bedrooms are spacious, and the master suite has a private terrace and sea views. Outside, there are landscaped gardens, multiple terraces, a private pool, an outdoor lounge, dining areas, and an outdoor kitchen with BBQ. The property also includes parking for 5 cars. The community is secure and gated. Marbella, Puerto Banús, and San Pedro are just minutes away.
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Benahavís is the Costa del Sol's exclusive hinterland — a mountain municipality behind Marbella and Estepona that has become synonymous with gated golf resorts and large private villas. It contains some of Spain's most prestigious addresses, including La Zagaleta, La Quinta and Los Flamingos, where privacy, security and panoramic views command a premium. Despite its reputation, Benahavís also has a charming whitewashed village known as the region's gastronomic capital. This is primarily a villa market, though the golf valleys also hold high-specification apartments and townhouses within resort communities. Buyers here are typically looking for space, seclusion and long-range sea or mountain views while staying within a short drive of Marbella and Puerto Banús.
Top of the market: 82% above the typical price
About 82% above the typical price in Benahavís. Common for exceptional properties and top locations.
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