This semi-detached residence stands in the gated community of La Meridiana on Marbella's Golden Mile, one of the most established addresses on the Costa del Sol. The property offers 271 m² of built space arranged over four levels, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 85 m² of terraces including a private solarium. Completed in 2004 and described as being in excellent condition, the home features an east-facing orientation, air conditioning, double glazing, a lift, a private garage and a Tesla Wall Connector. The asking price is fixed at €1,395,000. Communal gardens and a swimming pool form part of the complex, which lies roughly 7 km from central Marbella and about 1.3 km from the nearest beach.
On the Costa del Sol, the Golden Mile occupies a distinct position in the market hierarchy. New-build projects currently marketed elsewhere along the coast, Aquamar in Torre del Mar from €269,950, Lantana Residencial in Mijas from €205,000 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona from €321,950, sit in a different segment both geographically and in price. Those developments offer eastern and western coastal positions at a fraction of this property's fixed €1,395,000 asking price, but the comparison is structural rather than direct: this concerns a completed, four-level semi-detached house with 271 m² of built space in Marbella's most established residential corridor, not a new apartment or townhouse in an emerging area. The premium of the Golden Mile rests on measurable factors: amenity density of roughly 130 restaurants within 2 km, a 1.3 km beach distance, two marinas at 1.4 km, three golf courses within 9 km and about 4,743 housing transactions per year sustaining liquidity in the zone. Marbella, with around 148,000 inhabitants, provides the urban base, while Málaga airport at 38 km straight-line keeps international access within an hour's drive. Against detached villas further inland or in the hills, Benahavís, Istan, Ojén, this property trades private land for position: a 210 m² plot is small by villa standards, but the coastal proximity and service network exceed what hillside locations offer. Against new-build apartments on the Golden Mile itself, it offers more built volume and terrace area per euro, at the cost of a 2004 construction date and communal rather than private pool. Buyers weighing this property are effectively choosing location maturity and space over new-build specification and private grounds, the central trade-off in this segment of the Marbella market.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property sits in the La Meridiana gated community on the Golden Mile, between Marbella centre at 7 km straight-line and the coastal beaches roughly 1.3 km away as the crow flies. The area combines a residential setting with immediate access to one of the coast's best-served amenity networks: around 130 restaurants, 28 pharmacies and 20 banks within 2 km. Elevation is a modest 81 metres, with a moderate gradient of about 4.9% towards the sea.
Functionally, the house offers three bedrooms with two en-suite bathrooms, a guest toilet, a laundry area and a cinema space across four levels served by a lift. Outdoor living is covered by 85 m² of terraces: covered, open, a balcony and a private solarium with mountain and panoramic views. A kitchen-lounge layout, double glazing, air conditioning and a private garage with EV charging cover the practical requirements of year-round or seasonal residence.
This is not a new-build project. The house was completed in 2004 and is key-ready, with the condition described as excellent. Buyers therefore avoid construction-phase risk and delivery uncertainty: the home can be viewed in its finished state, occupied directly after completion of the purchase, and assessed on the actual state of its installations and finishes rather than on plans or renderings.
Several features should be noted. There is no private pool; residents use the communal pool and communal gardens. The plot is 210 m², so private outdoor ground is limited, with most outdoor space provided as terraces. The east-facing orientation means direct sunlight is concentrated in the morning rather than the afternoon and evening. The property is a semi-detached house, not a detached villa, within a gated complex with shared communal arrangements.
The property fits several recognisable situations. A buyer relocating permanently to the Marbella area who wants a manageable, secure home within reach of 41 primary schools, international schools such as the British International School at 3.0 km, and five health centres will find the daily infrastructure here. A household seeking a second residence that can be locked up for months benefits from the gated complex, communal garden maintenance and private garage with charging point. The house also suits buyers who prioritise interior space and terraces over a private garden. With a 210 m² plot, the outdoor life happens on 85 m² of covered, open and solarium terraces rather than on private lawn, a workable arrangement for anyone unwilling to maintain a large plot. The four-level layout with lift suits those who want separation between sleeping, living and leisure zones, including the dedicated cinema space. It is less suited to buyers specifically wanting a private pool, a detached villa or west-facing evening sun; the pool here is communal and the orientation is east. The 2004 construction year matters for buyers comparing against new-build standards: the home is complete and in described excellent condition, but its technical base dates from that period and should be assessed in a survey. Finally, the fixed asking price positions this property in the upper segment of the Marbella market, which makes it relevant for buyers whose budget matches Golden Mile pricing rather than the from prices seen further along the coast.
The residence was completed in 2004 and is presented in excellent condition, with a level of finishing consistent with its segment of the Golden Mile market. The material palette, as documented in the listing, includes double glazing throughout, a modern black-tiled bathroom in the principal sanitary space, and a kitchen integrated into the open-plan living area, a layout that combines cooking, dining and living in a single volume lit by the east-facing glazing. Technically, the house is equipped with air conditioning for climate control, an internal lift connecting the four levels, and a Tesla Wall Connector in the private garage for electric vehicle charging, an installation that is still not standard in older Spanish housing stock and reflects a deliberate upgrade. The laundry area, guest toilet and two en-suite bathrooms distribute practical functions across the levels, reducing congestion in the morning routine for a household of three to five people. The 2004 construction year places the property firmly in the modern era of Andalusian building standards, steel-frame or reinforced concrete structure, contemporary insulation norms and current plumbing and electrical specifications of that period, but it predates the most recent energy regulations. Buyers comparing it with new-build projects should therefore have the installations inspected: air conditioning, glazing and electrical systems of this age function reliably but are approaching the point where maintenance or phased renewal is a realistic planning item. The overall picture is of a completed, finished home that has been maintained to a good standard, where the technical emphasis lies on comfort systems and outdoor living quality rather than on new-build certification.
The asking price is a fixed €1,395,000 for this existing, key-ready home, not a starting price from which other units vary, since this concerns one specific property. The price reflects the position on the Golden Mile, where land values and established demand are among the highest between Marbella and Puerto Banús, rather than the built area alone. At 271 m² of built space plus 85 m² of terraces, the price per built square metre sits in the range typical for this segment of the coast. Comparable new-build projects elsewhere on the Costa del Sol, Torre del Mar, Mijas and Estepona, advertise from prices between roughly €205,000 and €321,950, but these concern different locations, typologies and market segments; direct comparison with a completed Golden Mile residence is limited. Availability concerns this single property; viewing and purchase can proceed directly given its key-ready status.
Daily life here is structured around the Golden Mile's residential rhythm: a gated, low-noise community from which Marbella's services are reached within minutes. The house is designed for a routine that moves between four interior levels connected by a lift, an open-plan living and kitchen area lit from the east, and a stack of terraces ending in a private solarium with views over gardens, mountains and the wider landscape. Mornings receive the most direct light, which suits early risers and breakfast on the balcony; afternoons shift to the covered terrace and the indoor spaces. The immediate area is dense with services. Within 2 km there are roughly 130 restaurants, 24 cafés, 28 pharmacies and 20 banks, plus 41 primary schools and 28 secondary schools, an indication that this is a year-round residential zone rather than a seasonal resort pocket. Five health centres serve the wider area. Sports facilities sit within walking distance: a municipal swimming pool at 0.9 km, the Supera Miraflores centre at 1.0 km and a rhythmic gymnastics pavilion at 0.6 km as the crow flies. The beach at Playa de la Bajadilla lies 1.3 km away in a straight line, with two marinas at roughly 1.4 km. The gradient of about 4.9% towards the sea is moderate, meaning the walk or short drive to the coast involves some but not steep inclination. For households that split time between Spain and elsewhere, the setup, private garage with EV charging, secure gated surroundings, low-maintenance terraces instead of a large garden, reduces the workload of owning a second residence. For permanent residents, the density of schools, healthcare and public transport (11 lines, 50 stops in the area) supports full-time living without depending solely on the car.
The immediate surroundings are those of the Golden Mile: a residential corridor between Marbella centre and Puerto Banús characterised by established villa communities, resort hotels and mature planting. The amenity density within 2 km is high, around 130 restaurants, 24 cafés, 28 pharmacies, 20 banks and 2 dental practices, which means daily errands rarely require a long trip. Tourism infrastructure is substantial, with 52 hotels and nearly 12,800 beds in the wider area, confirming that the zone functions year-round rather than closing outside the summer season. Distances to key destinations, measured in straight-line kilometres, are as follows: Playa de la Bajadilla at 1.3 km, Marina la Bajadilla and Marina Marbella at 1.4 km, the municipal swimming pool at 0.9 km, and Marbella centre at 7 km. Golf lies somewhat further out: The Range at 6.6 km, Real Club de Golf Las Brisas at 8.1 km and Magna Marbella at 8.9 km. The British International School is 3.0 km away and the English International College 7.7 km. Actual road distances are longer than these figures, as the crow flies does not follow the street network. Public transport consists of 11 lines and 50 stops in the area, giving the location a base level of service that many Costa del Sol residential zones lack. For everyday use, the combination of walkable sports facilities, nearby schools and a dense commercial fabric supports a routine that does not depend entirely on the car, though most residents will use one for beach visits, golf and airport trips.
The map shows the property's position within the La Meridiana gated community on the Golden Mile, between Marbella centre 7 km to the east and the beach at 1.3 km to the south. Markers indicate the nearby marinas, golf courses and the route towards Málaga airport. Distances shown are straight-line; road routes are longer.
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Within the regional geography, the property occupies the Golden Mile, the strip between Marbella centre (7 km) and Puerto Banús that historically forms the core of the Marbella luxury residential market. Málaga city, the regional capital with 579,076 inhabitants and the main airport, lies 54 km to the north-east; Algeciras is 59 km to the south-west. Marbella itself counts roughly 148,000 inhabitants, making it the largest immediate urban centre. The housing market here records about 4,743 transactions per year, indicating sustained turnover in the zone. Positioned between the sea at 1.3 km and the mountain foothills, the location sits at the intersection of the two landscapes that define the western Costa del Sol.
Accessibility is a defining strength of this location. The nearest beach, Playa de la Bajadilla, is 1.3 km away in a straight line, with Playa de Casablanca at 3.2 km and Playa de Nagüeles at 3.9 km. Two marinas sit at 1.4 km and the fishing port at 1.5 km. Marbella centre is 7 km away by direct distance, while Málaga city lies 54 km away. Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is approximately 38 km away as the crow flies, with Gibraltar Airport at roughly 59 km, the latter a realistic alternative for flights to specific destinations. Road distances and travel times to these points are longer than the straight-line figures indicate. By car, the coastal A-7 and AP-7 corridor connects the Golden Mile with the whole region, which is how most residents reach the golf courses at 6.6 to 8.9 km and the airports. Within the immediate area, the EV charging infrastructure includes the Marbella Supercharger at 4.3 km, supplemented by the private Tesla Wall Connector in the home's own garage. Public transport, 11 lines and 50 stops, covers local movement, including connections towards Marbella centre. For a coastal property, the combination of airport proximity, beach distance under 1.5 km and dense local services places this location in the upper band of practical accessibility on the Costa del Sol.
| Beach Distance | 1.3 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 38 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 59 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data for this area points to a temperate Mediterranean pattern. The average annual temperature is 18.3°C, and the swimming season, defined by sea water at 20°C or above, lasts about four months, which frames realistic expectations: sea swimming is comfortable from roughly June into early autumn, while the shoulder months are better suited to walking, cycling and terrace use. The east-facing orientation of the house means outdoor spaces capture morning sun, with the solarium usable for most of the day given its elevated position atop the four-level structure. The property stands at 81 metres above sea level, with a moderate gradient of about 4.9% towards the coast, enough elevation to provide the documented mountain, garden and panoramic views without creating a strenuous walk to daily amenities. The natural surroundings include the viewpoints of Mirador de los Gitanos at 2.5 km and Mirador de Ojén at 4.8 km, both within easy reach for walking and driving excursions into the foothills behind the coast. The combination of mild winter temperatures, moderate rainfall typical of the western Costa del Sol and the protection of the Sierra Blanca ridge behind Marbella produces the microclimate the area is known for: warm summers tempered by sea breeze and winters that rarely interrupt outdoor living.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Beach access is anchored by Playa de la Bajadilla at 1.3 km straight-line, one of Marbella's working town beaches alongside its fishing port at 1.5 km. Further along the coast, Playa de Casablanca (3.2 km) and Playa de Nagüeles (3.9 km) broaden the choice of beach environments within a short drive. The two marinas at 1.4 km provide berths, waterfront dining and the departure point for boat trips along the coast. Recreational facilities cluster closer than the sea itself: the municipal swimming pool at 0.9 km, the Supera Miraflores sports centre at 1.0 km and the Pabellón de Gimnasia Rítmica at 0.6 km, all within walking range of the property. Golfers reach three courses within 9 km, The Range at 6.6 km for practice, and the established Real Club de Golf Las Brisas (8.1 km) and Magna Marbella (8.9 km) for full rounds. For walking and viewpoints, Mirador de los Gitanos (2.5 km) and Mirador de Ojén (4.8 km) mark the transition from coast to the protected mountain interior. In total, the recreation mix spans sea, sport and mountains within a radius that most locations on the coast cannot match at these distances.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.1°C | 64 mm |
| February | 12.9°C | 40 mm |
| March | 14.0°C | 130 mm |
| April | 15.9°C | 59 mm |
| May | 19.1°C | 23 mm |
| June | 22.8°C | 6 mm |
| July | 25.6°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.0°C | 7 mm |
| September | 23.1°C | 24 mm |
| October | 19.8°C | 73 mm |
| November | 15.4°C | 78 mm |
| December | 13.2°C | 70 mm |
Moderate
Ref: VL848061
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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