A villa integrated in a natural environment with views of the sea and Mediterranean gardens.
This unique project integrates perfectly with nature, incorporating pergolas, water fountains, pedestrian paths, and 5,000 m2 Mediterranean gardens with flowers, fruit trees, and native vegetation, as well as private gardens.
Discover 13 luxury villas in Benahavis, designed to live in dir
A villa integrated in a natural environment with views of the sea and Mediterranean gardens.
This unique project integrates perfectly with nature, incorporating pergolas, water fountains, pedestrian paths, and 5,000 m2 Mediterranean gardens with flowers, fruit trees, and native vegetation, as well as private gardens.
Discover 13 luxury villas in Benahavis, designed to live in direct contact with nature, where balance and serenity become your lifestyle.
Last villa for sale with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and guest toilet, private pool in the garden, and jacuzzi on the solarium terrace with sea views. Luxury qualities in a unique environment.
Benahavis occupies a privileged position in the western Costa del Sol, set in the foothills of the Sierra de las Nieves at an elevation that delivers panoramic views across the Mediterranean toward the North African coastline. The municipality is consistently ranked among the wealthiest per capita in Spain, attracting an international ownership base drawn by its combination of natural landscape, low-density development, and proximity to Marbella’s established infrastructure. The surrounding terrain is protected natural park, which places a firm ceiling on future construction density.
The village centre of Benahavis is known along the coast for its concentration of restaurants, particularly along Calle Andalucia. Puerto Banus is approximately 15 minutes by car, offering marina dining, retail, and beach clubs. Marbella’s Casco Antiguo and the Golden Mile are within 20 minutes. Several of the Costa del Sol’s most respected golf courses, including La Quinta and Los Arqueros, are immediately adjacent.
Malaga Airport is the primary international gateway, located approximately 55 kilometres east via the AP-7 toll motorway, with a typical drive time of 40 to 50 minutes depending on traffic. The airport operates direct routes to most major European cities and several long-haul destinations. Gibraltar Airport, roughly 70 kilometres to the southwest, provides an alternative entry point with connections to the United Kingdom. Marbella’s bus connections link the area to Malaga city centre and Algeciras.