A key-ready detached villa of 507 m² on a 1,722 m² plot within the La Cala Golf resort in Mijas, Málaga. The property offers five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private infinity pool, underfloor heating, air conditioning and a lower level with gym, indoor plunge pool and games room. Views extend over the surrounding golf courses, the mountains and the sea. The asking price is €2,295,000 as a fixed amount. Completion is listed as 2026, subject to confirmation. The villa sits roughly 15 km from Marbella and 25 km from Málaga airport as the crow flies.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villa stands in the La Cala Golf urbanisation in the Mijas hills, at about 111 m elevation. Three championship golf courses lie within 600 m. Marbella is 15 km away in a straight line and Málaga 34 km; the nearest railway station is Fuengirola at 8.8 km. The setting is a residential golf resort rather than a town centre, so daily errands require a car.
The layout serves a household that needs space and privacy: five en-suite bedrooms, a guest toilet, a double-height living area, terraces on multiple levels and a roof solarium with 360-degree views. The lower level adds a gym, indoor jacuzzi, games room and a two-car garage. Outdoor living is centred on the infinity pool and dining terrace.
The villa is new construction with key-ready status, meaning it can be handed over without a waiting period for building works. The listed completion year is 2026; delivery dates are indicative and should be confirmed with the seller. The transaction is subject to 10% VAT, which affects the total cost calculation compared with a resale purchase.
The property does not offer direct beach access; the coast lies several kilometres away by road. Public transport is limited to two lines, so the location is car-dependent. There is one restaurant within 2 km, meaning dining and shopping options require travel to Mijas, Fuengirola or Marbella. The data does not mention an energy certificate, storage rooms beyond the garage, or lift access between levels.
This property fits several recognisable situations. A family relocating to the Costa del Sol that wants room for children, visiting grandparents and guests benefits from five en-suite bedrooms; no one shares a bathroom, and the guest toilet on the ground floor handles daytime visitors. A buyer seeking a full-time golf base will find three championship courses within roughly 600 m, a combination that exists at few points along the coast. The car-dependent setting matters less to residents whose week revolves around the resort itself. Buyers prioritising wellness and privacy, a household gym, indoor jacuzzi and games room, all inside the house, get those facilities without shared ownership or club scheduling. The villa also suits a second-home purchase with rental potential during absence, given the resort's draw; however, buyers should verify local licensing rules for holiday letting before assuming income. It fits less well for households without a car, or for those who want cafés, shops and the beach within walking distance. The nearest restaurant within 2 km is a single establishment, and the coast requires a drive. Buyers wanting urban convenience would be better served closer to Fuengirola or Marbella town centres.
The villa is built to a contemporary high-end specification, evidenced by the listed features. Climate control operates on two systems: underfloor heating throughout and air conditioning, a combination that covers the mild Andalusian winters, average annual temperature 17.9°C, and the hot summers. The interior finish level is indicated by the double-height ceiling in the living area, a designer kitchen and fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms. Photography shows large-format glazing in the living spaces and bedrooms, framing mountain views and bringing daylight deep into the plan. The hallway imagery suggests a restrained, modern material palette. The wet areas go beyond standard provision. The master suite, three further bedrooms and the ground-floor guest bedroom each have private bathrooms, and the lower level contains an extra-large indoor jacuzzi or plunge pool positioned with views, a technical installation requiring dedicated water treatment and ventilation. Outdoor, the infinity pool is the main technical element, with the surrounding terraces extending usable space. The roof solarium adds a second outdoor level with a 360-degree panorama. Practical infrastructure includes a two-car garage, WiFi provision and a gym fitted within the house. As with any completed purchase, buyers are advised to commission an independent technical inspection to confirm installation quality and snagging status before completion, and to confirm which appliances and fittings are included in the sale.
The villa has a fixed asking price of €2,295,000. This is an existing, key-ready home rather than a new-build price list, so the price applies to this specific property. The transaction is subject to 10% VAT, which is payable on top of the asking amount under Spanish rules for new residential property; transfer tax arrangements for resale do not apply here. Within La Cala Golf, comparable new-build villas are listed from about €2,495,000 to €2,650,000, placing this property at or slightly below that range for a completed, immediately usable home. Interested parties should verify the completion status and the exact handover date, listed indicatively as 2026.
Daily life at this villa is organised around the resort environment of La Cala Golf. Mornings can begin on the south-facing terrace with views across the fairways toward the Mediterranean, with the golf courses of Campo América, Campo Europa and Campo Asia within a short walk or buggy ride. The infinity pool anchors the outdoor area, and the ground-floor terrace is dimensioned for open-air dining through the warm months. Inside, the double-height living and dining space connects to a designer kitchen, giving the ground floor an open plan that suits both family use and entertaining. The bedroom arrangement is unusual in its completeness: every bedroom has its own bathroom, seven in total, which reduces contention in a full house and supports guest use. The lower level functions as a private wellness floor, with a gym, an extra-large indoor jacuzzi with views, and a games room. The roof terrace provides a 360-degree panorama over golf, mountains and sea, usable year-round given the regional climate, though summer afternoons favour shade. The rhythm of the area is quiet. The urbanisation sits in the Mijas hills at 111 m elevation, away from the coastal strip's traffic and nightlife. Practical life, supermarkets, schools, healthcare, happens in Fuengirola or La Cala de Mijas, both reachable by car in modest driving times. Two health centres and a broad school offer, including the English International College at 8.1 km straight-line, serve the wider municipality.
The surroundings combine resort quiet with access to the coastal corridor. Within the immediate area, amenities are sparse by design: one restaurant within 2 km, but three golf courses, Campo América and Campo Europa at 0.5 km and Campo Asia at 0.6 km straight-line, form the daily recreational infrastructure. The resort's spa and dining facilities, referenced in the area description, supplement this. For routine services, residents travel to Fuengirola (railway station 8.8 km away as the crow flies) or La Cala de Mijas. The wider municipality records 15 primary schools and 10 secondary schools, with the English International College 8.1 km distant in a straight line. Two health centres serve the area. The regional housing market shows about 3,800 transactions per year, indicating an active, liquid market rather than a dormant one. Leisure options broaden quickly: Puerto Cabopino marina at 6.6 km and Fuengirola's marina at 9.4 km straight-line, plus sports centres such as Raquetas de Mijas at 3.8 km. The Mirador de las Águilas viewpoint at 4.5 km marks the hilly inland character. Tourism infrastructure, 10 hotels with roughly 2,131 beds, reflects the area's seasonal visitors without dominating residential life, since the villa sits in the hills rather than on the beachfront strip.
The map shows the villa within La Cala Golf in the Mijas hills, west of Mijas village and inland from the coast. Marbella lies west along the coast; Fuengirola and its railway station east; Málaga airport northeast. The three golf courses surround the urbanisation, with the Mediterranean visible to the south.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Within the Costa del Sol, the villa occupies a midpoint between Marbella (15 km) and Fuengirola, inside the Mijas municipality. Málaga city and its airport (about 25 km straight-line) sit to the northeast; Gibraltar (71 km) to the southwest. This positions the property in the established central stretch of the coast, where golf resorts, international schools and year-round services concentrate. Compared with the flatter, denser beachfront zones, the Mijas hills offer elevation, views and lower density at the cost of car dependency.
The villa is car-dependent, and this shapes every journey. Málaga-Costa del Sol airport lies about 25 km away as the crow flies, roughly a half-hour drive by road; Gibraltar airport is an alternative at 71 km straight-line. Marbella is 15 km distant in a straight line and Málaga city 34 km, giving access to two substantial urban centres along the A-7/AP-7 corridor. Public transport exists but is limited: two bus lines serve the wider area with around 30 stops, and the nearest railway station is Fuengirola at 8.8 km straight-line, the Cercanías line to Málaga and the airport. For flights other than via Málaga, Alicante-Elche airport is 416 km away and not a practical option. Beach trips require a drive down from the hills to the Mijas coast; the nearest marina, Puerto Cabopino, is 6.6 km as the crow flies, with actual road distances longer. Golf, by contrast, is walkable, the three courses lie within 600 m. The two-car garage matches the reality that most households here run two vehicles.
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 25 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 71 km |
| Fuengirola | 8.8 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate data points to a temperate Mediterranean regime. The average annual temperature is 17.9°C, combining warm summers with winters mild enough to use the terraces and outdoor pool for much of the year. The swimming season, when sea temperature reaches 20°C or more, lasts about four months, roughly June through September; the private pool extends this window considerably, since it can be heated independently. The elevation of 111 m places the villa above the coastal plain. Practically, this means slightly cooler evenings than at sea level and the panoramic views over golf, hills and sea that define the property. The terrain in the Mijas hills is sloping, so walking routes around the urbanisation involve gradients; the Mirador de las Águilas viewpoint 4.5 km away (straight-line) illustrates the hilly, green inland character that distinguishes this part of Mijas from the flat beachfront.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Recreation around La Cala Golf centres on golf first. Three championship courses, Campo América, Campo Europa and Campo Asia, lie within 0.6 km of the villa, a density of golf infrastructure matched by few locations in Spain. The resort also offers a spa and premium dining according to the area description. Beyond golf, sports facilities cluster within a short radius: Raquetas de Mijas at 3.8 km, Finca Naundrup at 4.2 km and Club del Sol at 4.5 km, all straight-line distances. For water-based leisure, Puerto Cabopino (6.6 km) and Puerto Deportivo de Fuengirola (9.4 km) provide marina facilities, dining and boat trips. The beach itself is a drive away rather than on the doorstep, the villa trades coastal frontage for elevation, views and quiet. With a four-month sea swimming season, most water activity happens between June and September. Inland, the hills and viewpoints offer walking and cycling terrain immediately from the urbanisation, usable year-round thanks to the mild climate.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 11.9°C | 60 mm |
| February | 12.7°C | 40 mm |
| March | 13.8°C | 125 mm |
| April | 15.5°C | 59 mm |
| May | 18.6°C | 25 mm |
| June | 22.1°C | 7 mm |
| July | 24.8°C | 1 mm |
| August | 25.4°C | 7 mm |
| September | 22.6°C | 26 mm |
| October | 19.4°C | 73 mm |
| November | 15.2°C | 73 mm |
| December | 13.0°C | 64 mm |
Ref: VL817350
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Within La Cala Golf itself, this villa competes directly with other new-build detached homes. Villa Selene Europa Golf is listed from €2,495,000 and Villa Evania Europa Golf from €2,650,000, both above this property's fixed price of €2,295,000. The comparison is meaningful: all three sit in the same resort, share access to the three courses, and target the same buyer profile. The price gap partly reflects plot size, view orientation and specification, and partly the difference between a price-list from-price and a fixed asking price for a specific completed home. Buyers comparing the three should request exact plot areas and included specifications rather than relying on headline figures. Wider afield, the Costa del Sol market splits into distinct bands. Estepona, represented here by Acqua Gardens from €524,600, operates at a different price point and product type, apartment-led, closer to the coast, and aimed at a broader buyer base. The La Cala Golf villas sit in the golf-resort segment, where privacy, plot size and course access justify the premium over coastal apartments. Positionally, Mijas hills offers a compromise between Marbella's premium (15 km away) and Fuengirola's practicality (railway station 8.8 km straight-line). Regional transaction volumes of roughly 3,800 per year indicate an active market. The median provincial income of €16,450 underlines that this segment is driven by international and higher-income buyers rather than the local market, a factor that supports liquidity but also ties resale timing to foreign demand cycles. Buyers weighing this villa against Marbella equivalents typically trade town-centre proximity for more plot, more quiet and lower per-square-metre cost.
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