A detached villa of 454 m² on a 1,003 m² plot in Elviria, in the eastern part of Marbella. The house has five bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, and is completed over three levels with a lift, underfloor heating, air conditioning, a heated private pool and a south-facing orientation with sea views. The property is key-ready, with completion listed as 2025 (indicative). The asking price is fixed at €4,750,000, excluding the optional furniture package of €250,000. Elviria lies roughly 2 km from the nearest beach, as the crow flies, and about 9 km from central Marbella.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa stands in Elviria, a low-density residential area in Marbella East, about 6 km from Marbella's old town by road. The setting is characterised by native pine trees and cork oaks, with villas and low-rise apartment complexes. Distances measured as the crow flies: El Alicate beach 2.0 km, Greenlife Golf 0.9 km, Marbella 9 km, Málaga airport approximately 32 km.
The property accommodates five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms plus additional bathrooms and two guest toilets, spread across three levels served by a lift. It includes a gym, a games room, a private cinema room, a basement, storage, a barbecue area and a private garage. Underfloor heating and air conditioning provide climate control year-round, and the 621 m² of terracing extends living space outdoors.
Construction is complete and the villa is key-ready; the listed completion date of 2025 is indicative. The house was designed by architect Francisco Martínez Galván. The interior is finished with oak flooring and large-format porcelain tiles, and Gaggenau and Siemens appliances are installed. Furniture can be purchased separately for €250,000; the kitchen is partially fitted.
The villa is sold without furniture unless the €250,000 furniture package is purchased separately. The kitchen is partially fitted. There is no mention of a communal pool or communal facilities; the plot of 1,003 m² is modest relative to the built area, so outdoor space is shared between terraces, pool and garden. No energy performance details have been provided in the available data.
This property fits a buyer seeking a finished, single-family villa in Marbella East rather than an apartment or an off-plan purchase. Recognisable situations include: a household relocating permanently that needs five en-suite bedrooms plus guest facilities and international schooling nearby; a family that wants a house usable immediately, since construction is complete and only the furniture decision remains; and buyers who prioritise sea views and south orientation, which the villa's position in Elviria provides. The lift and the distribution over three levels make the house practical for multi-generational use or for owners planning to age in place, as all floors remain accessible. The gym, cinema room and games room suit households that entertain or spend long periods at home rather than travelling out daily. It is less obvious a match for buyers seeking a walk-to-everything location: the nearest beach is 2.0 km as the crow flies and daily errands generally require a car. Buyers focused primarily on rental yield should also note that a villa of this size and price point in a villa district typically operates in a different market segment than holiday apartments. For owners combining personal use with occasional letting, or for those wanting a secure, spacious base within fifteen minutes' drive of Marbella's amenities, the profile matches the property as offered.
The villa was designed by the architect Francisco Martínez Galván and built as a new construction, now in excellent condition and key-ready. Interior materials named in the specification are oak flooring and large-format porcelain tiles, both of which are standard choices in this segment and suitable for the coastal climate. Kitchen appliances are from Gaggenau and Siemens, integrated throughout the house. The kitchen itself is described as partially fitted, meaning buyers should verify at viewing exactly which elements are included and what remains to be completed. Each of the five bedrooms has an own en-suite bathroom, supplemented by four additional bathrooms and two guest toilets, an unusually generous ratio that reflects the entertainment-oriented layout. Climate control combines underfloor heating with air conditioning, allowing the house to be used comfortably across seasons rather than only in summer. A lift connects the three levels, which has practical consequences for accessibility and for moving luggage, shopping and equipment between floors. The private pool is heated, extending the swimming period beyond the natural season. Security measures include an alarm system and camera coverage in the urbanisation. Fitted wardrobes, a storage room, a basement and a games room are included. The furniture is optional at €250,000; the listing describes it as contemporary in style with clean lines. Outdoor infrastructure consists of 621 m² of terracing, a barbecue area and a private garden on the 1,003 m² plot. No data is available on insulation values or an energy performance certificate; buyers wishing to assess running costs should request these documents separately.
The asking price is fixed at €4,750,000 for the villa as built, excluding furniture. A furniture package in a contemporary style is available separately at €250,000, bringing the total to €5,000,000 for a turnkey outcome if both are purchased. The kitchen is partially fitted, so completing it to personal specification may involve additional cost. Running costs specific to this property, community fees, IBI and waste collection, are not stated in the available data and should be requested. Within Marbella East, this price positions the villa in the luxury segment; comparable new-build apartments further along the coast in Estepona and Mijas start between roughly €205,000 and €321,000, which illustrates the scale of difference between this property and volume new-build stock.
This is a substantial family villa intended for permanent or seasonal occupation at the upper end of the Elviria market. Daily life centres on the house itself: the heated pool, the terraces, the cinema room, the gym and the barbecue area provide most leisure options on site. The south orientation and elevated position deliver sea views from the main living levels, and the layout over three floors, connected by a lift, allows bedrooms to be separated from the entertainment zones. The surrounding neighbourhood determines the rhythm beyond the plot. Elviria is a green, low-density villa area rather than a resort; it functions as the commercial centre of Marbella East, with shops, restaurants and bars within a short drive. The villa sits in a gated urbanisation with camera-based security, which reduces through traffic and shapes the level of quietness. Practical facilities are close by: within 2 km there are 29 restaurants, several cafés, a bank, four pharmacies and three schools. The English International College is 0.8 km away, as the crow flies, which places international schooling effectively in the immediate neighbourhood. Golf is a recurring feature of the area, with Greenlife Golf at 0.9 km and Santa María Golf & Country Club at 1.9 km. The nearest beach, El Alicate, is 2.0 km in a direct line, reachable in a few minutes by car. A car is necessary for most daily errands; public transport exists in the wider area with three lines and 39 stops, but is not oriented towards villa districts. For households that divide time between indoors, the pool area and short car trips to beach, golf and schools, the location supports that pattern without long commutes.
Elviria is one of the greener villa districts of Marbella East, covered largely in native pine and cork oak. Building density is low, with detached villas and a limited number of low-rise apartment complexes, which keeps the streets quiet outside the commercial centre. The area functions as the hub of Marbella East, so shops, restaurants and services are concentrated rather than spread thin. Within a 2 km radius the data lists 29 restaurants, 9 cafés, 4 pharmacies, 3 schools and a bank, enough for daily needs without leaving the neighbourhood. Healthcare in the wider region includes 5 health centres, and education provision totals 41 primary and 28 secondary schools, with the English International College at 0.8 km straight-line distance being the closest international option. The tourism infrastructure is substantial, 52 hotels and around 12,800 beds in the area, which affects the season: in summer the district is noticeably busier, while outside the holiday months it reverts to a residential rhythm. Housing market activity in the area runs at roughly 4,743 transactions per year, indicating an established market with regular turnover rather than a dormant one. A car remains the practical mode of transport; public transport exists (3 lines, 39 stops) but serves the main corridors rather than villa streets.
The map shows the villa's position within Elviria, in the green villa belt of Marbella East. Note that beaches, golf courses and schools cluster within a 2 km radius, while Marbella centre and Málaga airport lie to the west and north-east respectively. Distances shown are straight-line; road routes are longer in this coastal terrain.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Within the Costa del Sol, Elviria occupies the central section of Marbella East, established, green and residential, positioned between central Marbella (9 km) and the more dispersed developments towards Fuengirola and Calahonda. Marbella city, with roughly 148,000 inhabitants, provides the full urban offer; Málaga (41 km, about 579,000 inhabitants) is the regional centre and airport hub. Gibraltar lies 72 km to the south-west. The villa district character of Elviria, combined with its role as the commercial centre of Marbella East, places this property in a quieter segment of the Marbella market while keeping the town's amenities within a short drive.
Measured in straight-line kilometres, the villa is well positioned for both daily amenities and regional travel. Beaches: El Alicate and Playa de Artola are both 2.0 km away, and Playa de Cabopino 4.5 km. Golf: Greenlife Golf Marbella at 0.9 km, its driving range at 1.1 km and Santa María Golf & Country Club at 1.9 km. Marinas: Puerto Cabopino at 4.7 km, with Marbella's marinas at roughly 7.6–7.8 km. Tennis: Don Carlos Tennis Club at 1.8 km. Towns: Marbella centre lies 9 km as the crow flies, Málaga city 41 km, and Algeciras 72 km. Airports: Málaga-Costa del Sol approximately 32 km in a direct line and Gibraltar around 64 km; actual driving distances are longer. Road distances should be verified by car, as crow-flight figures understate real routes in this hilly coastal zone. By car, the existing description indicates a 15-minute drive to shops, schools and beaches, and Marbella's old town is about 6 km away by road. Public transport is available with three lines and 39 stops in the area, with the nearest rail connection in Fuengirola; for most journeys from this villa, private transport is the practical choice.
| Beach Distance | 2 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 32 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 64 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Elviria sits at approximately 30 metres above sea level, with a gradient to the beach of about 1.5 per cent, effectively flat terrain between the villa district and the coast, which makes walking and cycling feasible where pavements allow. The natural cover of pine and cork oak defines the district's character and provides shade and a degree of shelter from summer heat. Climate data for the area shows an average annual temperature of 19.1 °C, and a swimming season of roughly five months during which sea temperature reaches 20 °C or above. In practical terms, this supports outdoor use of the pool and terraces from late spring into autumn, with the heated pool extending that window further. Winters are mild by northern European standards, though underfloor heating remains relevant in the cooler months. Sunshine hours in the region are high, consistent with the Costa del Sol generally, and the villa's south orientation aligns the main living spaces and terraces with the prevailing light. For residents, this translates into a climate where outdoor living is the default for most of the year rather than a seasonal exception.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest beaches, El Alicate and Playa de Artola, are both 2.0 km away in a direct line; Playa de Cabopino lies at 4.5 km. Cabopino beach adjoins the dune area of Artola, one of the better-preserved natural dune systems on this stretch of coast, and the adjacent Puerto Cabopino marina (4.7 km) offers moorings, waterside restaurants and a quieter alternative to Marbella's central ports. Swimming pools are also available nearby at Playa Real and Camping Marbella Playa, both 2.5 km away. Golf is the area's most prominent recreation: Greenlife Golf Marbella at 0.9 km, a driving range at 1.1 km and Santa María Golf & Country Club at 1.9 km give three facilities within a five-minute drive. Don Carlos Tennis Club at 1.8 km covers racket sports. For organised sport beyond this, Marbella's fuller sports infrastructure is a short drive west. On the property itself, recreation is built in: the heated private pool, the gym, the cinema room, the games room and the barbecue area cover fitness, entertainment and outdoor dining without leaving the plot. Together with the 621 m² of terraces, this makes the house largely self-sufficient for leisure during the warmer months.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Elviria is an ruralisation on the Costa del Sol, 6 km (4 mi) from the old town of Marbella, Andalucia. The nearest airport is located in Málaga at a 45 km (27 mi) distance and the nearest train station in Fuengirola. Elviria is a lively low density residential areas with amenities. As the center of Marbella East it has shopping facilities, restaurants and bars. The area is covered with vegetation, mostly native pine trees and cork oaks. Elviria is a villa area with some low rise luxury apartment complexes between the villas.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.8°C | 62 mm |
| February | 13.7°C | 38 mm |
| March | 14.8°C | 129 mm |
| April | 16.6°C | 57 mm |
| May | 19.8°C | 22 mm |
| June | 23.5°C | 6 mm |
| July | 26.3°C | 0 mm |
| August | 26.8°C | 7 mm |
| September | 23.8°C | 24 mm |
| October | 20.5°C | 70 mm |
| November | 16.2°C | 75 mm |
| December | 14.0°C | 66 mm |
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Ref: VL433582
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within Marbella East, Elviria competes directly with neighbouring districts such as Santa María, Los Monteros and El Rosario. Its distinguishing feature is the combination of low villa density with a functioning commercial centre: shops, restaurants and services are concentrated locally, whereas some adjacent zones depend more heavily on Marbella centre for daily needs. The green cover of pine and cork oak is shared across much of Marbella East, but Elviria's position as the area's hub gives it a slightly more lived-in character. Compared with central Marbella, 9 km to the west, the trade-off is space and quiet against walkability: a villa of this size with sea views would command a higher price closer to the old town, and the immediate surroundings there are denser and busier. Compared with the western Costa del Sol, Estepona, where new-build apartments such as Etherna Homes 2 start from around €321,000, the difference is one of product type and market level entirely; volume new-build stock in Mijas (Lantana Residencial from about €205,000) and Torre del Mar (Aquamar from about €269,950) sits in a different segment from a €4.75 million detached villa. The nearest comparable supply for this property is therefore other completed villas in Elviria, Los Monteros and the Sierra Blanca-Nagüeles belt of Marbella. In that context, the villa's selling points are factual rather than promotional: completion status (key-ready, no construction risk), the en-suite bedroom ratio, the lift serving all floors, and proximity figures, 0.9 km to golf, 0.8 km to an international college, 2.0 km to the beach. Buyers comparing options should weigh these against the plot size, which at 1,003 m² is compact for this price class in Marbella, and the partially fitted kitchen. Market activity in the area, roughly 4,743 transactions per year, indicates sufficient liquidity for eventual resale, subject to conditions at the time.
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