This semi-detached residence is situated in the established urbanisation of Calahonda, Málaga, within a small development comprising four properties. Constructed circa 1990, the home offers 178 square metres of living space set upon a 300-square-metre plot. Positioned approximately 900 metres from the coastline, the property balances proximity to commercial zones with a residential setting. The layout includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, featuring a substantial private garden. The orientation is south-facing.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The property is located in Calahonda, an urbanised zone on the western Costa del Sol. It lies within a residential pocket bordering forested areas, yet maintains walking distance to urban services. The site elevation is 58 metres above sea level, providing views towards the garden and forest while remaining accessible to the coastal strip below.
This residence addresses the need for exterior space alongside interior volume. With 178 square metres of internal area and a 300-square-metre garden, it facilitates outdoor living and potential for small-scale husbandry, as indicated by the existing farm area. The semi-detached structure provides a compromise between community living and private land ownership.
Originally completed around 1990, the property represents a mature development within the Calahonda area. The construction follows traditional methods for the region, featuring marble flooring and structural elements typical of that era. Being a completed residence, it requires no construction lead time, offering immediate occupancy. The condition is classified as good, reflecting maintenance over time.
This property is not a new build and may not adhere to the latest energy efficiency standards without renovation. It is not situated frontline beach, requiring a descent of approximately 900 metres. The garden maintenance is a private responsibility. The urban setting does not offer isolation from neighbours, despite the small community size.
This property suits households prioritising outdoor space over central resort convenience. The large private garden and the inclusion of a small farm area indicate a suitability for families or individuals interested in maintaining a degree of self-sufficiency or hobby farming within an urban setting. It fits those who prefer a settled, established neighbourhood over a newly constructed apartment complex. The layout with three bedrooms and multiple bathrooms accommodates a family unit or a household requiring guest space. The proximity to international schools, specifically the English International College within 7 kilometres, makes it a viable option for expatriate families. It also serves as a permanent residence for retirees seeking a mild climate and a manageable, yet spacious, home. The lack of lift access and the terrain may be a consideration for those with limited mobility. The location is adequate for those who split their time between the coast and other locations, given the security inherent to a small community and the ready-to-move-in status.
The property features materials and finishes consistent with late 20th-century Spanish construction. Marble flooring is installed throughout the main living areas, a standard choice for the region that aids in thermal regulation during summer months. The structural condition is reported as good. Internal specifications include air conditioning for climate control and a fireplace for the winter season. The kitchen is fitted with standard amenities, though specific appliance brands or modernity levels would require physical inspection. The bathrooms include ensuite facilities. Externally, the property benefits from a covered terrace and a dedicated barbecue area, facilitating outdoor living. The presence of a communal pool for the four-villa development provides leisure facilities without the full maintenance burden of a private pool. Energy efficiency ratings for properties of this age typically fall below current 'A' or 'B' standards unless significant upgrades have been implemented. The 'farm area' within the garden suggests rustic, functional landscaping rather than purely ornamental design.
The asking price is listed from €670,000. This price point is notably higher than the comparable projects listed in the region, such as developments in Torre del Mar or Mijas starting around €205,000 to €270,000. The premium here likely reflects the combination of the large private plot size (300 m²) and the specific location within a small, established cluster of four homes in Calahonda. Costs associated with older properties, including potential renovations or community fees for the communal pool, should be considered alongside the purchase price.
Living here involves a routine centred around a balance between the private garden and the accessible amenities of Calahonda. The day begins with a south-facing orientation, allowing natural light to fill the interior spaces. The 300-square-metre garden acts as an extension of the living area, suitable for outdoor dining or the maintenance of the small animal enclosure noted in the features. The immediate vicinity is urbanised; daily necessities such as supermarkets and pharmacies are within a one-kilometre radius, reducing dependence on a vehicle for basic errands. The terrain slopes towards the coast, meaning walks to the beach involve a moderate descent and a steeper return. The proximity to the N-340 coast road ensures connectivity, though it also implies ambient traffic noise is present in the wider area. The community comprises only four homes, limiting social density compared to larger apartment complexes. Evenings are likely to be spent in the privacy of the garden or on the covered terrace, utilising the fireplace during cooler months. The location serves as a practical base for exploring the Mijas Costa region, with golf courses and marinas a short drive away.
The environment is defined by high accessibility to services. Within a 2-kilometre radius, residents have access to 39 restaurants and 7 pharmacies, indicating a high density of commercial activity. The location is well-connected by public transport, with 50 bus stops and 4 lines serving the area, reducing the necessity for a car for local travel. The urbanisation is mature, meaning infrastructure such as roads and utilities is fully established. The surrounding area is a mix of permanent residential zones and holiday accommodations. The presence of 10 hotels and over 2,000 tourist beds in the vicinity suggests that while the area is residential, it experiences seasonal fluctuations in population. The road network links directly to the AP-7 motorway, facilitating travel to Málaga Airport (28 km) and Gibraltar (68 km). The density of educational facilities, including 15 primary and 10 secondary schools, points to a family-oriented demographic in the broader region.
The map visualises the property's location in Calahonda, situated north of the N-340 coastal road. The plot is nestled between the developed urban fabric and the green zones bordering the forest. Key markers include the proximity to the Cabopino Golf area to the east and the direct access routes towards the beach at La Luna. The terrain shows the gradual elevation from the coast to the property.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Calahonda occupies a central position on the Mijas Costa, situated between the larger towns of Marbella to the southwest and Fuengirola to the northeast. It functions as a residential suburb that lacks a dense historic centre but provides self-contained services. This location offers a compromise: it is quieter than the centre of Fuengirola but closer to amenities than the more rural developments inland Mijas. Its position on the coastal strip ensures easy access to the N-340, serving as a logistical hub for the western Costa del Sol.
The property is positioned 28 kilometres from Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, a drive of approximately 25 to 30 minutes under normal traffic conditions. The nearest beaches, Playa de Mijas and La Luna-Royale, are less than one kilometre away as the crow flies, translating to a 10 to 15-minute walk or a short drive. Golf facilities are prominent, with Cabopino Golf located 1.9 kilometres away and El Soto Golf at 3.7 kilometres. Daily amenities are convenient, with a supermarket within 600 metres and an EV charging point at a similar distance. Healthcare access is provided by local health centres within the 2-kilometre radius, though the nearest major hospital is 9.5 kilometres away. The Puerto Cabopino marina is 2 kilometres away, offering maritime services and additional dining options.
| Beach Distance | 0.9 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 28 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 68 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Calahonda experiences a typical Mediterranean climate with an average annual temperature of 18.6°C. Historical data indicates 3,889 hours of sunshine per year. The swimming season extends for approximately five months, where water temperatures consistently reach or exceed 20°C. The property sits at an elevation of 58 metres, which helps capture coastal breezes while remaining close to sea level. The terrain slopes towards the sea at a gradient of 5.1%, classed as moderate, which aids drainage and views. The proximity to forested areas, as noted in the setting, supports local biodiversity and provides shade, though this also requires consideration regarding fire safety measures during the dry summer months. The climate allows for the use of outdoor spaces, such as the private garden and terraces, for a significant portion of the year.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
The coastline immediately accessible includes Playa de Calahonda and La Luna-Royale Beach. These are standard urban beaches offering amenities such as chiringuitos (beach bars) and water sports rentals. While the nearest specific Blue Flag beach listed (Torrenueva) is slightly further away, the local beaches are maintained for public use. The sandy nature of the beaches contrasts with the rocky coves found further east. Recreational infrastructure is heavily oriented towards golf and leisure sports. Cabopino Golf Club is the nearest course. Sports centres like La Siesta Golf Club are within one kilometre. The availability of equestrian centres and tennis clubs in the broader Mijas area complements the outdoor lifestyle. The marina at Cabopino provides mooring facilities and a distinct social atmosphere with seafood restaurants. The large private garden offers an alternative recreational space directly at home.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Calahonda occupies a central position on the Mijas Costa, situated between the larger towns of Marbella to the southwest and Fuengirola to the northeast. It functions as a residential suburb that lacks a dense historic centre but provides self-contained services. This location offers a compromise: it is quieter than the centre of Fuengirola but closer to amenities than the more rural developments inland Mijas. Its position on the coastal strip ensures easy access to the N-340, serving as a logistical hub for the western Costa del Sol.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.1°C | 69 mm |
| February | 12.3°C | 69 mm |
| March | 14.2°C | 54 mm |
| April | 16.0°C | 33 mm |
| May | 18.0°C | 28 mm |
| June | 21.9°C | 5 mm |
| July | 25.3°C | 1 mm |
| August | 25.8°C | 2 mm |
| September | 22.7°C | 9 mm |
| October | 19.1°C | 56 mm |
| November | 15.3°C | 84 mm |
| December | 12.8°C | 79 mm |
Moderate
Ref: VL718606
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Compared to the surrounding developments, this property presents a distinct value proposition centred on plot size rather than newness. In nearby Mijas and Torre del Mar, comparable prices (€670,000) typically secure larger detached villas or frontline apartments with modern amenities and communal luxury features like pools and gyms. The Aquamar and Lantana developments, for instance, offer significantly lower entry prices (€205k-€270k) for modern units, though often with less private outdoor space. Unlike the vertical density of many modern complexes in Estepona or Marbella, this Calahonda villa offers horizontal spread. The inclusion of a 300 m² garden is a rarity at this price point in the current market, where outdoor space is often sacrificed for communal facilities. The location in Calahonda is more established and Anglo-European influenced than the traditional Spanish towns further inland, offering a different cultural experience. While comparable resale properties in Elviria might command higher prices due to trendiness, Calahonda offers a more consistent, year-round residential feel. The trade-off is the age of the property; buyers here accept 1990s layouts and efficiency levels in exchange for immediate availability and land that allows for external modifications.
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