Stunning 5 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in El Herrojo, Benahavis, Andalucia
This elegant property in the Marbella area of exquisite contemporary design and luxurious facilities, offers a remarkable living experience. Nestled in a unique ecosystem of the Costa del Sol, the quiet and beautiful residential area is located around La Quinta Golf & Country Club, just 10 minutes from the Mediterranean Sea.
Known as Marbella's district or a part of Nueva Andalucia, it actually belongs...
This elegant property in the Marbella area of exquisite contemporary design and luxurious facilities, offers a remarkable living experience. Nestled in a unique ecosystem of the Costa del Sol, the quiet and beautiful residential area is located around La Quinta Golf & Country Club, just 10 minutes from the Mediterranean Sea.
Known as Marbella's district or a part of Nueva Andalucia, it actually belongs to the municipality of Benahavis. The prestigious La Quinta is made up of several small-scale urbanisations with high-end
villas, townhouses and apartments, enjoying access to a fantastic range of leisure facilities, the 27-hole golf course, Golf Academy, restaurants, bars and cafes, SPA, gym, etc. La Quinta Golf's Clubhouse with a gourmet restaurant and a scenic terrace is the social hub of the area. Adjacent to the golf course, the 5• hotel Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa ranks among the top 5 in the region. All the amenities of Nueva Andalucia, Puerto Banus, San Pedro and Marbella Centre are within minutes' drive.
Surrounded with luxurious properties in La Quinta, this spectacular 744m2 villa with 102m2 terraces sits on a plot of 1,574 m2. It enjoys incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea, legendary La Concha Mountain and emerald-green golf courses.
It features 5 en-suite bedrooms with sea views, 7 bathrooms and 2 guest WCs, a sun bathing area with Jacuzzi, indoor and outdoor heated saltwater pools, sauna, Turkish bath, wine cellar, gym, etc.
The upper floor (4th) offers sea, mountain and golf views from the terrace with Jacuzzi. The 3rd floor has a wonderful terrace with outdoor kitchen and barbecue, heated saltwater swimming pool and same breathtaking views as from the solarium.
Exuding luxury and comfort, the living and dining room is connected with an open plan and fully equipped sleek kitchen with Miele appliances. This area has direct access to the terrace and outdoor pool area. The Master suite has an ethanol fireplace, luxurious bathroom, walk-in wardrobe and terrace.
The 2nd floor hosts a technical room and 2 guest suite bedrooms with access to the terrace, and there are 2 more guest bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and terrace on the 1st floor.
The ground floor offers everything for taking care of ones health and well-being, including a Spa area, indoor heated pool, sauna, Turkish bath, gym, massage room and wine cellar.
The garage has space for 2 cars, and the lift effortlessly connects all the levels of the house.
This magnificent, eco-friendly and accessible home epitomises modern opulence. It comes for sale in an excellent condition, impeccably furnished and beautifully presented. Natural light floods it from the huge floor-to-ceiling windows.
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