This new-build villa development sits in the Mijas Golf Valley, between the municipalities of Mijas and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol. The project comprises four detached villas, each with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, a built area of 575 m² on plots of approximately 1,032 m², positioned alongside an 18-hole parkland golf course surrounded by protected Mediterranean forest. The development is under construction, with completion indicated for the fourth quarter of 2027. Prices start from €2,700,000. The location combines a semi-rural golf setting with urban amenities within walking distance and the coast roughly 4.3 km away. Málaga Airport is approximately 14 km from the site, and Marbella is about 24 km to the southwest.
Within the Mijas new-build villa segment, this project sits at the upper end of the observed price range. Seven Pearls Villas starts from €1,975,000, Villa Azahar Reserva Golf from €2,295,000, and Sunset Villas from €2,548,000, all below the €2,700,000 entry point here. The differentiation is dimensional: at 575 m² built and 1,032 m² of plot, these villas carry more floor area and land than is standard in the competing golf-valley schemes, which generally concentrate on 300, 450 m² formats. What the comparison highlights is that the price premium is a function of scale and course adjacency rather than a locational shift, the same golf-valley geography, transport links and coastal distances apply across all four projects. Viewed against the wider region, the western Costa del Sol villa market splits into three broad bands: frontline and near-frontline coastal plots in Marbella and Benahavís commanding the highest levels; golf-valley and hillside positions in Mijas, Estepona and La Quinta forming the middle tier; and inland urbanisations offering lower entry points with longer coastal distances. This project operates in the middle tier with an upper-tier footprint. Buyers weighing alternatives should also consider the municipal context: Mijas recorded around 3,800 property transactions, indicating an active resale and new-build market with liquidity for later resale, and the median provincial income of €16,450 underlines that this segment serves an international buyer base rather than the domestic mainstream, relevant both for resale expectations and for the international character of the neighbourhood year-round. Against Fuengirola proper, the golf valley trades coastal walkability for green surroundings, quieter streets and larger plots; against Marbella, it trades brand prestige and beach proximity for more land per euro and easier airport access.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The villas are located in the Mijas Golf area, an inland stretch of the Mijas municipality roughly 4.3 km from the nearest beaches at Torreblanca-Carvajal. Fuengirola's town centre and train station are around 5 km away, and the A-7 and AP-7 motorways connect the area to Marbella (24 km) and Málaga (24 km). A supermarket sits within 300 metres of the site, placing daily shopping within walking distance despite the golf-valley setting.
Each villa offers five bedrooms and five bathrooms across 575 m² of built space, catering to households requiring substantial room count, larger families, multi-generational arrangements, or buyers intending to accommodate guests for extended periods. The plot of roughly 1,032 m² provides space for a private pool and garden-oriented outdoor living, as shown in the project imagery of poolside patios and garden parking.
The project is under construction, with delivery indicatively scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027. Buyers purchase off-plan or during the build phase, meaning completion dates remain subject to construction progress. The development consists of four villas in total, a small-scale scheme. Interior imagery indicates a contemporary specification with modern kitchens, open living areas and a spiral staircase as a central design element.
The property is not a beachfront location; the nearest coastline lies roughly 4.3 km away, reached by car or a substantial walk with a moderate gradient. The listing provides no information on communal facilities such as a gym or spa, and no energy-performance certificate details are given. Public transport exists in the wider area, but the setting is primarily car-oriented for most daily needs beyond the immediate supermarket. No pricing variation is listed, a single price point of €2,700,000 applies.
This project fits a buyer profile with several recognisable characteristics. First, it suits households that need genuine capacity, five bedrooms and five bathrooms accommodate a large family, regular long-stay guests, or a household that wants dedicated rooms for work, fitness or hobbies without compromise. Second, it matches buyers for whom golf is a central part of the residence's purpose: living on the course removes commuting to play, and the concentration of courses within a 6-kilometre radius (Mijas Golf, Los Lagos, Los Olivos, Santana) supports varied play. Third, it fits buyers seeking proximity to the coast without frontline construction, the beaches of Torreblanca and Los Boliches are a five-to-ten minute drive, offering sea access on demand while the residence itself sits in a quieter, greener setting. Fourth, the location works for internationally mobile owners: the airport at roughly 14 km makes short-notice travel practical, and the Fuengirola train line provides an alternative link toward Málaga. It is less obviously suited to buyers wanting a walk-out-the-door beach lifestyle, or those who plan to live without a car entirely, while the immediate supermarket is walkable, most daily movement beyond it assumes driving. The Q4 2027 delivery date also means the project suits buyers with a two-plus-year horizon who are comfortable purchasing during construction, rather than those needing immediate occupancy. Households requiring regular hospital access should note the 6.6-kilometre distance to the nearest facility, which is manageable by car but not on foot.
The available visual material indicates a contemporary architectural language: a modern bar-kitchen integration in the living space, a spiral staircase as a sculptural central element, open-plan dining and living zones, and an outdoor patio arrangement with poolside loungers and umbrellas. The exterior imagery shows a tropical-style garden treatment with on-plot parking for vehicles, consistent with the villa format and plot size. Specific material specifications, floor finishes, window systems, appliance brands, sanitary ware, are not detailed in the available data, so buyers should request the developer's specification sheet directly and verify items such as underfloor heating, air conditioning zones, insulation values and home-automation provisions at contract stage. Given the price bracket and the competitive golf-valley market, a high specification is customary in this segment, but customary is not contractual; the purchase contract should list included finishes precisely. Technical points worth confirming include the energy performance certificate (not stated in the data), the provision for EV charging at the property (the nearest public charging point is 4.4 km away, so home charging is a practical consideration), water heating method, and the terms of the construction guarantee (ten-year structural warranty,seguro decenal, plus completion bonds or bank guarantees standard for off-plan purchases in Spain). With delivery in Q4 2027, staged payments during construction are likely; the schedule and bank-guarantee arrangements should be reviewed with independent legal counsel before signing.
The listed price starts from €2,700,000, with no price spread indicated across the four villas, suggesting a uniform specification level. Within the Mijas golf-valley segment, this positions the project above comparable new-build villas such as Seven Pearls Villas (from €1,975,000), Villa Azahar Reserva Golf (from €2,295,000) and Sunset Villas (from €2,548,000). The price reflects the plot and built dimensions, 1,032 m² of land and 575 m² of construction, which exceed the typical scale of the surrounding competition. Buyers should account for standard purchase costs in Andalusia (transfer tax or VAT depending on the purchase structure, notary and registry fees) in addition to the headline price.
Daily life at this address is organised around the rhythm of a golf-valley residential zone. The villas back onto an 18-hole parkland course set in protected Mediterranean forest, which means the immediate outlook is green and largely unbuilt, with the Sierra de Mijas rising behind the urbanisation. At 213 metres above sea level, the site sits above the coastal plain; the gradient toward the beach is moderate at just under 5 per cent, so cycling or walking to the sea is feasible but noticeable. The practical pattern for residents is likely a hybrid one: a supermarket within 300 metres and a handful of cafés and restaurants in the wider two-kilometre radius (29 restaurants are recorded) cover spontaneous daily needs on foot, while beach trips, hospital visits (6.6 km) and larger shopping runs are done by car. Train access at Fuengirola station, about 4.8 km away, connects the area to the coastal rail line toward Málaga, which widens mobility options for those who prefer not to drive every day. The morning routine here tends toward the outdoors: the roughly 3,886 annual sunshine hours and a mild average temperature of 17.8°C make year-round use of the pool terrace realistic, and the golf course at the doorstep reduces the friction of a golfing habit to a matter of minutes. Out of season, the area quietens considerably, the golf valley is a permanent-resident and second-home zone rather than a package-tourism strip, so winter months are calm without becoming deserted, as Fuengirola maintains its year-round services, seafront promenade and hospital infrastructure a short drive away.
The immediate surroundings combine three layers. Directly adjacent is the golf course and its protected forest backdrop, which functions as the de facto green belt of the address, no through-traffic destination lies beyond it, keeping the streetscape local. Within a two-kilometre radius, the data records 29 restaurants, a pharmacy, four banks and three cafés, alongside sports infrastructure including the Lew Hoad Tennis and Padel club (2.0 km), a secondary-school sports centre (1.3 km) and Karting Mijas (2.7 km). This density is typical of the established Mijas urbanisations: enough for daily life without resorting to Fuengirola, but with a residential rather than commercial character. The third layer is the coastal strip, Fuengirola's promenade, marina and hospital lie between 5 and 7 km away. Public transport coverage in the area consists of seven lines with 69 stops in the municipality, sufficient for occasional trips but not dense enough to replace a car for most households. For families, the municipality records 15 primary schools and 10 secondary schools, and two health centres serve the local population. The elevation of 213 metres means slightly cooler evenings than the seafront in summer and layered views over the coast; the trade-off is the gradient on walking routes toward the beach.
The map shows the villa site in the Mijas Golf Valley, set back from the coast between Fuengirola and La Cala de Mijas. Key reference points: the beaches and train line to the south, the golf courses immediately surrounding the site, and the motorway corridor connecting Marbella to the south-west and Málaga airport to the north-east. The white village of Mijas Pueblo sits in the hills to the north.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Within the western Costa del Sol, the Mijas Golf Valley occupies a middle position: inland of Fuengirola's dense coastal strip, north-east of Marbella, and roughly equidistant (24 km) from both Marbella and Málaga city. This centrality is its structural advantage, access to the airport (14 km), the A-7/AP-7 corridor and both major urban centres is balanced, while the residence itself sits in a lower-density golf environment. Mijas municipality counts some 95,000 inhabitants across its coastal and mountain settlements, making it one of the larger municipalities in the region by population while retaining clearly differentiated zones, from high-rise coastal Mijas Costa to the protected forest belt around the golf courses.
Distances from the site: beaches at Playa Torreblanca-Carvajal 4.3, 4.6 km (a 7, 10 minute drive), with Playa de los Boliches and Playa de San Francisco slightly farther. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport lies roughly 14, 17 km away depending on measurement, a 20, 25 minute drive. Marbella is 24 km southwest (around 25 minutes), and Málaga city centre is the same distance northeast. Golf access is immediate, the adjacent 18-hole course, with Los Lagos and Los Olivos at 3.8, 6.0 km and Santana Golf at 6.3 km. Train stations at Fuengirola (4.8 km) and Carvajal (4.9 km) provide rail links toward Málaga with airport connections. The nearest hospital is 6.6 km away, the pharmacy 3.9 km, and the supermarket 294 metres. For EV drivers, the Fuengirola Supercharger is 4.6 km from the site.
| Beach Distance | 4.3 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 17 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 79 km |
| Fuengirola | 4.8 km |
| Carvajal | 4.9 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The site sits at 213 metres elevation on the lower slopes between the coastal plain and the Sierra de Mijas. The climate data shows an average annual temperature of 17.8°C with a seasonal range of roughly 14, 26°C, and approximately 3,886 sunshine hours per year, figures consistent with one of the sunniest coastlines in southern Europe. The practical consequences: outdoor living spaces are usable for most of the year, heating needs concentrate into a short winter window, and the swim season in open water is around four months at sea temperatures above 20°C, with a heated private pool extending this considerably. The slope toward the beach measures about 4.9 per cent, moderate, meaning walking routes to the coast involve a steady climb on the return. The adjacent protected Mediterranean forest moderates the microclimate and provides the green setting that defines the golf valley.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
The Mijas coastline holds five Blue Flag beaches: Calahonda (Riviera), Calahonda I, El Bombo, El Chaparral and La Cala, concentrated in the La Cala de Mijas stretch, roughly 10, 15 minutes' drive from the golf valley. Closer to hand, the Fuengirola-side beaches of Torreblanca-Carajaval (4.3 km) and Los Boliches (5.2 km) offer broad sand and full chiringuito service. Puerto Deportivo de Fuengirola (5.2 km) provides marina facilities and water-sport options. For sport beyond golf, the municipality records 266 sports facilities, with the Lew Hoad Tennis and Padel Club 2.0 km away being the nearest notable private club. Several viewpoints in the hills above Mijas Pueblo (1.6, 2.1 km) offer short scenic walks with coastal panoramas, and the whitewashed village itself, at 430 metres altitude roughly 15 minutes' drive up the mountain, functions as the cultural anchor of the municipality.
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Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap, CSD
Within the western Costa del Sol, the Mijas Golf Valley occupies a middle position: inland of Fuengirola's dense coastal strip, north-east of Marbella, and roughly equidistant (24 km) from both Marbella and Málaga city. This centrality is its structural advantage, access to the airport (14 km), the A-7/AP-7 corridor and both major urban centres is balanced, while the residence itself sits in a lower-density golf environment. Mijas municipality counts some 95,000 inhabitants across its coastal and mountain settlements, making it one of the larger municipalities in the region by population while retaining clearly differentiated zones, from high-rise coastal Mijas Costa to the protected forest belt around the golf courses.
Mijas is a municipality in the Province of Málaga, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Located on the southeastern coast of Spain, Mijas belongs to the region of Costa del Sol Occidental. Its center is a typical Andalusian white-washed village, Mijas Pueblo, located on a mountainside about 430 metres or 1,476 feet above sea level, in the heart of the Costa del Sol region.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 14.3°C | 48 mm |
| February | 14.4°C | 49 mm |
| March | 15.7°C | 86 mm |
| April | 17.5°C | 49 mm |
| May | 19.8°C | 14 mm |
| June | 22.6°C | 0 mm |
| July | 24.8°C | 0 mm |
| August | 25.8°C | 3 mm |
| September | 23.5°C | 21 mm |
| October | 20.6°C | 64 mm |
| November | 16.9°C | 106 mm |
| December | 14.8°C | 77 mm |
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Ref: VL344697
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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