5 Bedroom 4 Bathroom Villa In San Pedro De Alcantara
5 Beds
4 Baths
2,595 Sqft
5,727 Sqft lot
Updated: April 16
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About the Property
Detached beachside home in San Pedro, set opposite the woodland area and Roman ruins, and within easy walking distance of amenities, the beach, restaurants and the town centre.
The house offers well-balanced family accommodation with a practical layout over two levels. Upstairs, there is a main bedroom with its own private terrace, together with two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Detached beachside home in San Pedro, set opposite the woodland area and Roman ruins, and within easy walking distance of amenities, the beach, restaurants and the town centre.
The house offers well-balanced family accommodation with a practical layout over two levels. Upstairs, there is a main bedroom with its own private terrace, together with two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Downstairs, there are two additional bedrooms, one bathroom, a guest loo and an office.
The main living area is open plan and includes a modern kitchen with island, dining space and sitting area with electric fireplace. There is also a conservatory and a sun trap terrace off the kitchen, giving plenty of usable indoor and outdoor living space throughout the year. A feature staircase adds character to the interior.
Outside, the property has both covered and open terraces, a private pool with pergola, and covered parking. The garden enjoys sun throughout the day, including around the pool area, and is mature and well established with papaya, peach, lemon and banana trees, as well as jasmine.
Additional features include solar panels for both hot water and electricity, a feature bathroom and shower, and a strong beachside location in one of San Pedro’s most convenient residential areas.
San Pedro de Alcantara occupies a distinct position on the Costa del Sol, sitting between Marbella to the east and Estepona to the west, with a character that sets it apart from the more commercialised stretches of the coast. The town retains a genuine residential identity, with a walkable centre, a long promenade, and a beachfront that remains relatively uncrowded. The presence of Roman ruins at Las Bóvedas, dating to the third century, gives the area an unusual historical depth for this part of Andalusia.
Daily life centres on the Avenida Marqués del Duero and the surrounding streets, where local markets, bakeries, and restaurants serve a predominantly resident population. The Saturday market draws both locals and international residents. Beaches are accessible on foot, and the promenade connects directly to the town centre without crossing major roads.
San Pedro sits approximately 12 kilometres west of Marbella, reachable in around 15 minutes by car via the A-7. Malaga Airport, the main international hub for the Costa del Sol, is roughly 65 kilometres east, typically a 45 to 55 minute drive depending on traffic. Gibraltar Airport lies approximately 50 kilometres to the southwest, offering an alternative gateway with direct connections to the United Kingdom.