Villas Mijas Views is a unique development of exclusive four-bedroom villas with spectacular views, a contemporary architectural style, and the latest in-home technology. Construction of the villas is in full swing, with completion expected in early 2026.
These stunning properties offer a combination of sea, sun, and mountains in an exceptional setting. Villas Mijas Views boasts a wel
Villas Mijas Views is a unique development of exclusive four-bedroom villas with spectacular views, a contemporary architectural style, and the latest in-home technology. Construction of the villas is in full swing, with completion expected in early 2026.
These stunning properties offer a combination of sea, sun, and mountains in an exceptional setting. Villas Mijas Views boasts a well-distributed interior space where the living room, dining room, and fully equipped kitchen with breakfast area merge into a space that maximizes the views from the large triple-sided doors and windows. The connection between the outdoor and indoor spaces is seamless, with generous covered and open terraces, the perfect place to relax and enjoy the views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Features: Gated community; Sea and mountain views; Close to the beach; Private pool; Private parking; Elevator. The residence is perfectly located: Beach: 5 minutes by car; Golf course: 10 minutes by car; Airport: 20 minutes by car.
The Mijas area is characterized by its unique microclimate, the best beaches, fabulous golf courses, and historic sites. It offers travelers a contrast between the traditional image of these lands and their adaptation to modern times, preserving their essence. Strolling through whitewashed corners, courtyards, gardens, and chapels... The town retains its peaceful pace and old-fashioned charm, nestled in the mountains and overlooking the countryside and the sea. #ref:CBSH231_B
Mijas Pueblo sits at around 430 metres above sea level in the hills above the Costa del Sol, a whitewashed Andalusian village that has retained its historic character despite the intense development of the coastline below. The old quarter is built around a network of narrow pedestrian lanes, flower-filled balconies, and small plazas, with the Ermita de la Virgen de la Peña carved into the rock face and panoramic views stretching across the Mediterranean to the North African coast on clear days.
The village centre has a covered market, a selection of traditional tapas bars and restaurants along Calle San Sebastián, and a weekly farmers market. The beach clubs and restaurants of La Cala de Mijas are roughly five minutes by car. Fuengirola, with its larger commercial offer and rail connections, is around ten minutes down the hill.
Fuengirola station, reachable in under fifteen minutes by car, connects to Málaga city centre in approximately 35 minutes on the Cercanías C1 line. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is around 20 to 25 minutes by car, with direct flights to most major European cities and connections to international hubs including Madrid Barajas. The AP-7 motorway provides fast access along the coast toward Marbella to the west and Málaga to the east.