Authentic 3 bedroom Villa for sale with sea and countryside views in Forest Hills, Estepona, Andalucia
Despite its peaceful setting surrounded by evergreen cork oak and pine trees, the area is well-equipped with amenities, including a tennis club, gym, riding school with stables, two local restaurants and a beach just four minutes down the hill where there is a supermarket, petrol station, a Beach club and restaurant, the newly opened beach club, bar and restaurant at Laguna Village and the facilities of the neighbouring 5• Kempinski Hotel.
It is located on the 'New Golden Mi...
Despite its peaceful setting surrounded by evergreen cork oak and pine trees, the area is well-equipped with amenities, including a tennis club, gym, riding school with stables, two local restaurants and a beach just four minutes down the hill where there is a supermarket, petrol station, a Beach club and restaurant, the newly opened beach club, bar and restaurant at Laguna Village and the facilities of the neighbouring 5• Kempinski Hotel.
It is located on the 'New Golden Mile,' a mere 5 minute drive from Estepona, 15 minutes from Puerto Banus, and 20 minutes from Marbella. Malaga and Gibraltar airports are just 40 minutes away, making them conveniently equidistant from either direction.
The villa is a contemporary Andalucian style, west-facing, and spans two levels. It features three double-bedroom suites set in the cool overlooking treetops, each with tasteful natural slate mosaic, wood, and glass bathrooms that complement the natural surroundings.
The master bedroom suite is exceptionally spacious at 40m2, larger than a typical two-bedroom flat in Central London. All bedrooms open onto large terraces, providing privacy and stunning views.
The villa was designed and built around a pair of oversized antique wooden church doors. An open-plan living and dining area boasts a pitched ceiling, a 10m high tower, and large picture windows on all sides, creating a light and airy space. This area opens onto two terraces, one for outdoor dining adjacent to the kitchen and the south terrace for relaxation with views of the Mediterranean and Mountains of Morocco on clear days.
Designed with cooking enthusiasts in mind, the kitchen features dark contemporary wenge wood cupboards with contrasting green mosaic tiled splashbacks, complimented by a wooden floor throughout. It includes a large expanse of cream silestone quartz worktops, an extensive wine rack, and a 6-burner stainless steel range (electric) oven with a matching stainless splashback and extractor.
The connecting arch of the dining room with its south window is perfectly positioned to frame a spectacular view of the Mediterranean.
An infinity swimming pool lined with bottle green mosaic tiles inspired by the pool from the movie 'Stealing Beauty,' with a natural stone surround, blends seamlessly with the natural landscape of the lush green valley.
A large hardwood decking terrace with sun loungers has access to the lower lawn, bedroom suites, upper lawn, and terraces via traditional wooden railway sleeper steps. Additional stone steps lead up to the large private terrace and sun loungers off the master bedroom suite.
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