A recently renovated townhouse in the established residential area of Nagüeles, on the western side of Marbella. The property offers 216 m² of built living space across three bedrooms and four bathrooms, with a 35 m² terrace, a private garden and a south-facing orientation. Built in 1990 and described as in excellent condition, the home forms part of a gated complex with a communal pool, alarm system and private parking. The asking price is fixed at €995,000. Nagüeles sits between Marbella town centre and Puerto Banús, roughly 2 km inland from the coast and close to the green foothills of the Sierra Blanca.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property stands in Nagüeles, a residential district about 4 km west of central Marbella and roughly 2 km from the nearest beach as the crow flies. The setting combines proximity to town with immediate access to forest slopes above the urbanisation. Puerto Banús lies approximately 4 km further west, while Málaga airport is around 42 km in a straight line.
The house is arranged for permanent or seasonal occupation: three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a fully fitted kitchen, fitted wardrobes, a storage room and fibre-optic connectivity. Climate control combines air conditioning with a fireplace, and outdoor space includes a covered terrace, a private terrace of 35 m² and a private garden. Furniture is available as an optional extra.
This is an existing home, completed in 1990 and recently renovated, offered key-ready. There is no construction phase or delivery schedule to consider; the transaction concerns a finished property that can be inspected in its current state. The completion year is factual, and viewing the renovation work directly is possible at any stage of the purchase process.
The property does not offer a private pool; swimming facilities are communal within the complex. There is no sea view; the outlook is towards the mountains and an interior courtyard. The house dates from 1990, so the building envelope is older than new-build stock on the coast, albeit renovated. Parking is private but no garage specification is stated in the available data.
This property fits a buyer seeking an established address in one of Marbella's consolidated districts rather than a new development on the urban edge. Typical situations include a couple or family wanting three bedrooms with four bathrooms, a ratio that accommodates guests or live-in help, within a gated community that handles pool maintenance and external security. The private garden and dual terrace arrangement suit buyers who prioritise outdoor living without the upkeep obligations of a large detached villa plot. The mountain-and-courtyard orientation, rather than a sea view, points towards buyers who value privacy and greenery over coastal panorama; the beach remains under 2 km away as the crow flies. Proximity to the British International School at 1.6 km makes the location workable for families with children in international education. The property also suits a second-home buyer who wants a lock-up-and-leave arrangement: the gated complex, alarm system and communal upkeep reduce the management burden during absences. Buyers focused primarily on rental yield should note that no rental history or licence status is included in the available data, so this would require separate verification. Finally, the 1990 construction year with recent renovation appeals to buyers who accept an older building envelope in exchange for a mature setting, established gardens, grown trees and an existing neighbourhood character, rather than the bare landscaping of a newly completed development.
The interior specification recorded for this townhouse is consistent with a recent, comprehensive renovation. Flooring throughout is marble, a material choice that is durable and thermally cool in summer but harder underfoot than wood or tile alternatives, a matter of preference rather than quality. The kitchen is fully fitted, and the photography shows a modern fitted kitchen with a tiled splashback and an integrated laundry area, indicating that the service zones were renewed rather than merely refreshed. Fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms and a dedicated storage room provide practical capacity beyond the habitable rooms. Climate control operates on two systems: air conditioning for the warm months and a fireplace for the cooler periods, a combination common in properties of this era where full underfloor heating was not part of the original construction. Connectivity is contemporary, with fibre-optic infrastructure serving the house, relevant for remote work and streaming. The four bathrooms against three bedrooms suggest at least one en-suite and a guest WC, though the exact distribution should be confirmed on viewing. Externally, the property benefits from a covered terrace extending the living space in shoulder seasons, plus a private terrace and garden. The complex itself is gated with an alarm system fitted in the house. No structural survey data, warranty terms or energy performance figures are included in the available information; given the 1990 build year, commissioning an independent technical inspection before purchase is a standard precaution for a property of this age, notwithstanding the reported excellent condition.
The asking price is fixed at €995,000 for the property as a whole, this is an existing home, not a new-build price list, so no per-unit variation applies. At 216 m² of built area, the price equates to approximately €4,600 per square metre, before accounting for the terrace, garden and private parking. The interior has been recently renovated, which is reflected in the specification: marble flooring, a fully fitted kitchen, air conditioning and fibre-optic cabling. Furniture is optional and would be negotiated separately. Availability is immediate in principle, as the property is key-ready; the exact handover date depends on the purchase process and any conditions agreed between buyer and seller.
Nagüeles functions as a settled, low-rise residential pocket between Marbella's Golden Mile and the pine-covered slopes that rise behind the coast road. Daily life here is quiet and predominantly residential: streets lined with mature trees and palms, low traffic volume compared with the coastal boulevard, and a short drive, or a stiff walk downhill, to the beachfront. The townhouse sits within a gated complex, which adds a layer of control over access and shared responsibility for the pool and communal grounds. The south orientation of the house means the terrace and private garden receive sun through the middle of the day and into the afternoon, while the mountain backdrop to the north frames the view. Living space of 216 m² across three bedrooms and four bathrooms suggests a layout with generous circulation, possibly including an en-suite arrangement and a guest bathroom on the ground floor, a configuration typical of townhouses of this vintage after renovation. The 35 m² terrace, partly covered, extends the usable footprint for most of the year given the regional climate. Practical errands are handled within a 2 km radius: fourteen restaurants, two pharmacies and a café are recorded in the immediate area, and Marbella centre with its full retail offer is 4 km away. The British International School at 1.6 km and five health centres in the wider area place education and healthcare within short reach. A car remains the practical mode of transport for most journeys, although fifty public transport stops across twelve lines serve the municipality. The setting close to forest also means walking and running routes begin almost at the doorstep, a contrast with the busier beachfront zones.
Life in Nagüeles revolves around a balance between residential calm and coastal accessibility. The district sits below the Sierra Blanca foothills, and the forest edge recorded in the property's setting means hiking and mountain-biking routes start close to home; the Cantera de la Legua viewpoint lies 2.8 km away and Mirador la Concha 3.6 km. Downhill towards the coast, Playa de Nagüeles is 1.9 km away in a straight line, with Playa de Casablanca at 2.1 km, an easy drive, with the actual road distance somewhat longer due to the terrain. Daily amenities cluster within 2 km: fourteen restaurants, two pharmacies and a café cover routine needs, while Marbella's historic centre, 4 km away, provides the full urban offer including the marina at Puerto Deportivo Virgen del Carmen, 3.8 km distant. Education is a notable strength of the area: forty-one primary schools and twenty-eight secondary schools serve the wider municipality, and the British International School sits 1.6 km from the property. Healthcare access includes five health centres in the region. The tourism footprint is substantial, forty-eight hotels and over 12,600 beds, which translates into busy coastal roads in July and August, though the elevated position of Nagüeles keeps the immediate streets quieter than beachfront zones. Housing market activity of roughly 4,399 transactions per year indicates a liquid local market with steady turnover. A car remains the practical necessity for most residents; public transport exists across twelve lines but is geared towards the coastal corridor.
The map shows the property's position in Nagüeles, between Marbella centre to the east and Puerto Banús to the west, with the pine slopes of the Sierra Blanka rising directly behind. Beaches, golf courses and the international school all fall within a short radius, and the motorway connection towards Málaga airport is accessible from the coastal A-7. Distances shown are straight-line measurements.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Within the Costa del Sol's settlement pattern, Nagüeles occupies a middle position between Marbella's historic centre (4 km) and Puerto Banús (4.1 km), the two anchors of the western Marbella lifestyle. Málaga city and its airport lie 51 km and 42 km respectively to the east, while Algeciras and Gibraltar sit to the west at 63 km and 55 km straight-line. This places the property in one of the coast's most established and internationally oriented zones, with a year-round residential population rather than a purely seasonal one. The district's elevation of 66 metres and its forest edge distinguish it from the beachfront strip immediately below.
Accessibility from Nagüeles is one of its practical strengths. Marbella's airport connection runs through Málaga-Costa del Sol (AGP), approximately 42 km away as the crow flies, with the road journey taking well under an hour outside peak times. Gibraltar Airport (GIB) at roughly 55 km straight-line offers an alternative for UK-facing travellers, particularly in winter when its route network is reduced. Beach access is straightforward: Playa de Nagüeles lies 1.9 km from the property in a direct line, with several further beaches including Playa de la Bajadilla at 4.8 km. Golfers can reach The Range golf lessons at 2.2 km, Real Club de Golf Las Brisas at 3.8 km and Magna Marbella Golf at 4.6 km, placing three golf facilities within a short radius. Marinas at Puerto Deportivo Virgen del Carmen (3.8 km) and Puerto Banús (4.1 km) cover boating and waterfront dining. Electric-vehicle owners can use the Marbella Supercharger 1.5 km away. Sports facilities include Club de Tenis y Padel El Mirador at 2.7 km and Polideportivo Paco Cantos at 2.9 km. All distances stated are straight-line; road distances are longer. Twelve bus lines and fifty stops serve the municipality, but the hillside position makes a private car the practical mode for daily use, and the property includes private parking.
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 42 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 55 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The regional climate is Mediterranean with a moderate maritime influence. Average monthly temperatures range from 12°C in the coolest months to 26°C at the summer peak, with an annual mean of 18.9°C, a profile that supports outdoor living for most of the year. The swimming season extends to roughly five months during which sea temperatures hold at or above 20°C, running approximately from late May into October. The property sits at 66 metres above sea level, low enough to avoid steep access roads yet raised above the coastal plain, which brings the mountain backdrop into the outlook and slightly cooler evenings in summer. The proximity to forest on the inland side is a defining natural feature: the pine slopes above Nagüeles provide walking terrain directly from the urbanisation and act as a green buffer that moderates summer heat and separates the district from the busier coastal strip. Rainfall concentrates in the winter half-year, with dry, sunny conditions dominating from June to September. For a south-facing property at this elevation, the terrace and garden receive dependable midday and afternoon sun throughout the year, while the fireplace covers the short winter periods when evening temperatures drop.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The coastline around Nagüeles offers a mix of urban and semi-natural beaches. Playa de Nagüeles, 1.9 km from the property as the crow flies, is the nearest option, a dark-sand beach backed by dunes and beach restaurants, characteristically quieter than central Marbella's strands. Playa de Casablanca follows at 2.1 km. Two Blue Flag beaches serve the wider municipality: Los Monteros (Adelfas) to the east and Puerto Banús-Levante to the west, the latter about 4 km from the property and adjacent to the marina. Recreation beyond the beach is well provided for. Three golf facilities sit within 4.6 km, including the established Real Club de Golf Las Brisas. Padel and tennis are available at Club de Tenis y Padel El Mirador (2.7 km), and the Polideportivo Paco Cantos (2.9 km) offers municipal sports facilities; a climbing wall at Rocódromo María Maestro lies at the same distance. For walking, the viewpoints at Cantera de la Legua (2.8 km) and Mirador la Concha (3.6 km) mark trailheads into the foothills. Marinas at 3.8 to 5 km cover boat moorings and waterfront leisure. This concentration of options within a 5 km radius is a defining characteristic of the Nagüeles position relative to more peripheral districts.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.5°C | 80 mm |
| February | 13.4°C | 47 mm |
| March | 14.4°C | 154 mm |
| April | 16.4°C | 70 mm |
| May | 19.6°C | 27 mm |
| June | 23.4°C | 6 mm |
| July | 26.4°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.7°C | 7 mm |
| September | 23.6°C | 28 mm |
| October | 20.3°C | 72 mm |
| November | 15.9°C | 89 mm |
| December | 13.7°C | 80 mm |
Ref: VL471430
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
At a fixed asking price of €995,000, this townhouse occupies a different segment of the Costa del Sol market from the new-build developments commonly marketed further along the coast. Comparable new projects listed in the wider region, Aquamar in Torre del Mar from €269,950, Lantana Residencial in Mijas from €205,000 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona from €321,000, sit at roughly a quarter to a third of this property's price level, but they differ on three structural points. First, location: Nagüeles belongs to the established Marbella-Puerto Banús corridor, one of the most consolidated and internationally demanded stretches of the coast, whereas Torre del Mar, Mijas and Estepona represent growth zones where infrastructure and maturity are still developing. Second, product type: those projects sell apartments at 'from' prices that rise with floor level and view, while this is a finished townhouse with a private garden, four bathrooms and a fixed price for the whole property. Third, land value: in Nagüeles, a large share of the asking price reflects the address and the plot position rather than the construction itself, which is normal for mature districts near Marbella's Golden Mile. Within Nagüeles and adjacent areas such as Sierra Blanca and Aloha, renovated 1990s townhouses compete with newer villa developments priced well above €2 million, which positions a property like this as a comparatively accessible entry into the district. Buyers weighing this home against the coastal new-build supply should therefore compare on more than price per square metre: the trade-off is a renovated older building in a prime, settled location versus new construction with warranties in a less established one. The local market records roughly 4,399 housing transactions per year in the municipality, indicating active turnover and a functioning resale market, relevant for eventual liquidity, though no guarantee of future value.
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