Reference250775
Price9,400,000 EUR
Bedrooms5
Bathrooms6
Floor Space1,080.0m2
Land Area4,826.0m2

Luxury 5 bedroom Villa for sale with sea and panoramic views in La Zagaleta Golf, Benahavis, Andalucia

9,400,000 EUR
8,084,000 GBP10,058,000 USD
Newly renovated luxury villa in La Zagaleta, offering high quality living in a private setting with south-facing aspect and views to the sea.

Main floor: living room, dining room, fully equipped kitchen with Miele appliances, office, two guest bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, and a guest wc. Access to the private pool and gardens.

The first floor has a master bedroom suite as well as two guest bedroom suites.

Two lower floors house a gym, a sauna, an indoor pool, an integrated cinema, an entertainment area, staff quarters, and a garage.

An exceptional property....
Newly renovated luxury villa in La Zagaleta, offering high quality living in a private setting with south-facing aspect and views to the sea.

Main floor: living room, dining room, fully equipped kitchen with Miele appliances, office, two guest bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, and a guest wc. Access to the private pool and gardens.

The first floor has a master bedroom suite as well as two guest bedroom suites.

Two lower floors house a gym, a sauna, an indoor pool, an integrated cinema, an entertainment area, staff quarters, and a garage.

An exceptional property.
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